Siheyuan: Changed Job and Returned to Beijing, Chief of Security Section

In 1958, Yang Hao, who narrowly escaped death in the Korean battlefield, changed his job and returned to Beijing, becoming the youngest security section chief of the steel rolling mill. I wanted to live a low-key life, but in this shabby courtyard, all the monsters and monsters popped out. Yi Zhonghai took his pension gold and pretended to be a good person? Okay, I won't let you even enter a nursing home. Shazhu dares to touch my people? Kick it down! Jia and Zhang are rolling around and acting up? Putting an ashtray in your mouth won't cure you, so I lose. Yan Bugui wants to plot against me? I was so frightened that I brought the flower pot into the house overnight and saw me and the King of Hell. Yang Hao has only one creed in his life: if he has a grudge, he will never spend the night, but if he has a favor, he will remember it for a lifetime. The space awakens, delicacies and game are readily available, and the aroma of braised pork fills the alley. Even the factory director has to smile when he comes. Liang Ladi was as docile as a cat, Lou Xiao'e took the initiative to get into her arms, and the man in the military compound was waiting for him to come to propose marriage. He was in charge of the steel rolling mill, and any spies who dared to come would be killed. Where did he sit during the whole hospital meeting? Anyone who dared to stab him would be hammered on the ground. My name is Yang Hao, a man who climbed out of a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​blood. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.