Siheyuan: A God-Tier Trap Wreaks Havoc on the Whole Courtyard

Before burning, burning three rooms was more than ten years since your father was Li Yunlong. It's hard for adults to eat peanuts.

Is the protagonist not allowed to pay compensation if his house is burned down?

Two thousand yuan is exchanged for a pair of jade pendants, and two thousand kilograms of grain is exchanged for a pair of pigs. Alas.

Burning down the house costs five hundred and that's it. Tsk tsk

Are you not going to pay compensation if you burn down your house? You should just cultivate yourself at the expense of it, right?

Lou Xiao'e has been tricked all his life, but it hasn't happened yet, so he is still a good person. Forget it about TV series.

3.5 Ribs?????!!!! This book is poisonous

This first chapter starts off wrong. The author's setting is that the protagonist's father and mother remarried, and he became a street kid and was raised by a deaf old lady? So which camp do you think the deaf old lady belongs to, the author and the protagonist? Among the animals/beasts in this compound, the most trouble-making ones are the Jia and Zhang family. Will Silly Zhu and Yi Zhonghai, the troublemakers of the Jia family, want to confront the protagonist? These two guys are facing off against the protagonist. Where does the deaf old lady stand? Yi Zhonghai uses three methods to make things happen, moral kidnapping and distorting the facts. If he can't succeed, he will let Silly Zhu's licker beat people. If he can't, he will ask the deaf old lady, the ancestor of the courtyard, to come out and mess around, relying on his elders to betray his elders. So tell me, author, what should the protagonist do when the deaf old lady takes action? There will be no end to taking a step back, endless troubles, and breaking up with the deaf old lady. After all, it was this old lady who raised me?

Paying 10 yuan to the police is already outrageous. My mother's supply and marketing cooperative paid 18 yuan a month at that time. Chapter 14 of exchanging grain for pigs is even more outrageous. You can be brainless and illogical, but don't be too outrageous, otherwise it will become more and more unrealistic.

When someone sees a five or ten dollar bill and calls the police, it makes the author feel like he's been kicked in the head! Novels can rely on imagination, but period novels are based on evidence and cannot be just spoken, right? Fortunately, you are not the protagonist, otherwise you would definitely die the fastest.