"So that's it. This place is called Full House in the Siheyuan."
Zhao Han thought of what she had gone through.
Wasn't that true?
There were only a handful of barely decent people.
Now that Deaf Old Granny was gone, Sha Zhu had gotten the house.
If he married Qin Huairu, the house would belong to her three children.
In other words, who had Sha Zhu been working himself to the bone for?
I can transfer illnesses onto beasts.
Ah.
"So, the standards of this Siheyuan determine who counts as a beast?" Zhao Han asked doubtfully.
"That's right. Whether someone is defined as a beast depends on how they measure up against the Siheyuan's standards."
"The main thing is whether they've harmed people, and how seriously."
"The more deeply they've harmed others, the more severe the illness transferred onto them will be."
"Nice. This function is great. I like it."
"Haha, you like it, huh? Just wait. Someone will be coming to find you again soon."
Let them come. When you've got enough lice, one more doesn't matter, Zhao Han thought indifferently.
In short, two words: give up.
Without a system, being exposed was only natural.
Those with systems were the favored sons. Someone like her was just raised by a stepmother—there was nowhere to argue her case.
Being exposed was normal.
Not being exposed would have been abnormal.
"Speaking of which, you're pretty open-minded."
"Of course. There's no point in not being open-minded. I've already made it to the eighties."
"Then aren't you already in your forties this year? I'm curious. Lots of people ask why you haven't gotten married or found a wife. How can you stand it?"
"What's so hard to stand about it? I'm a scientist. Plenty of scientists never marry their whole lives. Newton never