Siheyuan: From the Start, I Sent Bang Geng to the Operating Room

I don't know what's wrong with you as a doctor. Your father was forced to death and you won't take any revenge. The first thing you do is to use the compensation money to buy a bicycle. It's really a great filial piety.

I feel like the protagonist written by this author is so cowardly. Doesn't he have a younger brother?

Qin Huairu's family has a grudge against the protagonist for killing his father. The uncles in the yard are all accomplices, and the protagonist is still such a softie. The law in the 1960s was incomplete. As long as no one was killed, the police would not investigate in detail. Similarly, even if it was a murder case without a big background, they would not go into details, otherwise there would not be so many unsolved cases.

The author's protagonist is *very* naughty. One word to describe the widow is the same as describing the protagonist. This book is not worth reading.

Comments on the fourth chapter of "Siheyuan: Sending Sticks to the Operating Room at the Beginning" about eating only mildly spicy hot pot.