The Landlady and The Amnesiac

young age and depended on her mother to live.
Reasonably speaking, she should be someone who knew very well how society worked.
How can her personality be like that of an overprotected young miss from a rich family?

Her heart broke for the female lead, “You will not survive in life unless you are on guard against those would harm you.
Point is, don’t make it seem like you’re rich.
One more thing, you’re a single mother.
The tenants here are from all over the country, we can’t know who’s good and who’s bad.
There’s no harm in having your guard up, understood?”

Under Luo Bei’s earnest and well-meaning advice, Zhao Pianpian finally nodded, indicating that she had understood.

Luo Bei had dealt with all kinds of tenants since she was a child.
She had seen all kinds of people.
It was natural that the grandmother-granddaughter pair, one old and one young, did not have an easy time managing such a building.
Fortunately, the landlords of the buildings in the slums mostly came from the same village.
Zhan Qi’s grandmother and her grandmother were the best friends when they were young.
In this prosperous city, in such a place, the reason why they could live in peace was because someone was protecting them.

A local tyrant is above the law.
Take for example the most powerful figure in this shanty town, Brother Cheng.
He had a very complicated background, but everyone, young and old, was under his protection.
No one dared to cause trouble and no tenant dared to commit crimes.
Brother Cheng’s father and Luo Bei’s grandfather used to be good friends, so even if the Luo family was now reduced to an orphan and a widow, no one dared to bully her and Grandma.

Brother Cheng’s father was a drifter, his mother was addicted to gambling.
It was a common occurrence for him to starve as a child.
Grandma Luo felt sorry for him and often delivered meals to him or invited him over to eat.
As a result, Brother Cheng had a deep affection for Grandma Luo.
He didn’t call her Aunt Luo like everyone else, but Mother Luo.

When Luo Bei returned home, she saw Brother Cheng carrying Chinese mitten crabs, chatting with her grandma.

She greeted him respectfully, “Uncle Cheng.”