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The Everyday Life in the Big Courtyard
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"Feifei, wake up! What time is it? Stop sleeping in. Hurry up, your aunt will be here soon."
Inside the room, Ye Fangfei groggily opened her eyes. She stretched lazily and then sat up to look around.
Disappointed, she lay back down.
It had been three days—three whole days—each time she went to sleep, she hoped that when she woke up the next morning, she would be back in her original world. But every time she opened her eyes, disappointment greeted her.
Ye Fangfei was originally an ordinary girl from the twenty-first century, a graduate of a second-tier university with a degree in accounting. Due to her parents' early divorce and their subsequent remarriages, she had never been close to them. After graduation, she didn’t return to her hometown but found a job as an accountant in the city where she attended university.
She wasn't an ambitious person; her simple wish was just to have three meals a day and share a home with someone. Unfortunately, several relationships ended without success, and by the age of twenty-eight, she was still single.
Even now, she couldn't understand why she was so unlucky to have ended up in this era. She loved reading novels about time travel and knew how it typically happened—either through an accident or by reading a certain book. At the very least, one would expect to be struck by lightning.
But she hadn’t done anything; she had simply gone to bed at home and woke up here. It made no sense at all. She kept hoping that something would change and she'd wake up back in her original world.
Yet three days had passed, and she was still here. They say you can't go back after three days; she realized that she might never return.
If she couldn’t go back, so be it. After all, there was no one particularly dear to her in the modern world. Her parents had divorced long ago and started new families with children of their own. They rarely saw each other anymore, only speaking on the phone occasionally. She figured that even if she were gone, they wouldn’t be too heartbroken.
Since returning wasn’t an option, she needed to carefully consider how to live here. In the three days since her arrival, she hadn’t just been idle.
I have already inquired about the current situation.
The person whose body I inhabit is also named Ye Fangfei, eighteen years old, and just graduated from high school. Ye Fangfei lives in a large courtyard called Liuyeh Hutong in Beijing. Her father, Ye Jianguo, is a sixth-level welder at a machinery factory, and her mother, Hao Chunying, works at a textile factory.
The family is simple, consisting only of her and her older brother. Her brother's name is Ye Zijun, twenty-six years old, and he is already married. His wife's name is Yi Xiaoli, who is twenty years old. They have a son named Ye Ting, who is still very young.
This information was gathered by Ye Fangfei from her mother. Additionally, Ye Jianguo is the youngest in his family; he has an older brother and an older sister. Their parents are quite elderly and live with Ye Jianguo's older brother. As for Hao Chunying, she has two older sisters, and both of their parents have passed away.
This is what Ye Fangfei has managed to learn in the three days since she arrived here. As for other details, she hasn't been able to gather much due to the short amount of time. Unlike others who have crossed over with their original memories intact, something seems to have gone wrong for her; she has none. Fortunately, the original owner was just a simple girl, and when she crossed over, the original was running a high fever.
She took advantage of this situation to pretend to be confused from the fever, using it as an opportunity to gather information about the family while managing to get through two days without raising suspicion.
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