The two children had been clinging to the old lady nervously since she got so excited, like two guardians on either side. Children are very sensitive and can perceive emotions. They knew that their grandmother was angry, so they pursed their lips tightly and said nothing.

This is also part of the reason why Mrs. Jiang is reluctant to return to Shanghai. Look, these children really can’t live without her!

After calming down, the family returned home, chatting and laughing. When they entered the second courtyard, they saw a hunched old lady with a bitter face leaning on the window glass, looking in, and shouting loudly: "Shuanzi's family, this room is for Xier, Linger, and Cuier. We only have three daughters, and they need a house like this."

Fifth Grandpa and Old Man Jiang looked at each other in bewilderment. Was this a case of paranoia or hysteria?

This time, Old Mrs. Jiang really managed to control her emotions well. After listening to what the neurotic old woman said, she didn't say a word and didn't even glance at the old woman before going straight into the main room.

I saw a woman in her fifties sitting on a chair in the room, talking animatedly with the others. I wondered how long it had been since these people had showered. Not only was the room filled with smoky air, but some even had underarm odor.

Mrs. Jiang immediately held her breath, quickly yanking the small handkerchief pinned to the side of her cheongsam. Grasping the center corner, she gently held it against her nose, her expression unwavering as she gazed at the people in the room. Her upbringing and habits had prevented her from expressing any disapproval, even though she was deeply disgusted by the stench and the people in the room.

Even in her old age, the ladies of Shanghai were still elegant little old ladies. That kind of temperament couldn't be faked. The room, which had just been as bustling as a vegetable market, suddenly became quiet.

This main room is very large, and before moving in, Jiang Huashu asked a designer to make many changes.

Mouse Loves Rice found a famous modern designer whose grandfather was a specialist in the restoration of the Forbidden City. They used many connections to find him, but he refused to take any orders because he had too many.

Finally, with no other options, Jiang Huashu sent the floor plan to Lao Shu Ai Mi on Xianyuyu, asking him to show it to a designer. Because the five-courtyard house was so impressive, they agreed to design it. Of course, the design fee was exorbitant, but was Jiang Huashu short on cash? He simply gave Lao Shu Ai Mi a soy sauce jar, which he had plenty of in his warehouse.

According to the requirements of the whole family, the designer spent a long time designing. Not only were all the hidden lines designed in, but even the pipes in the kitchen and bathroom were the patented design of the 800-square-meter small apartment that the trio lived in before they traveled through time.

Jiang Huashu planned not to make any changes to this house for decades, so he rebuilt it using the best modern materials while minimizing exposure.

The main room is open-plan, and since there are so many people in the family, there are quite a few chairs, all bought in recent years. The most expensive set seems to have cost 150 yuan. Back then, having such furniture in a house was a sign of trouble; those who were quick to chop it up with an axe would use it for firewood. So when someone suddenly offered to buy it for such a high price, people were eager to give it away. The warehouse is overflowing with such old furniture. Furniture takes up the most space, and it needs to be kept away from bumps and dents. It's even covered in custom-made protective covers to keep it away from insects.

The property management of the space has also set up a special maintenance team, with two fixed people regularly maintaining some furniture.