Siheyuan: From the Start, I Change the Rules and Point a Gun at Yi Zhonghai

With three divine skills in hand, newly arrived militia captain Song Xun lays it all out:

Anyone who tries to play dirty will get dealt with. We do things by the rules!

The moment he enters the courtyard, he pulls out a Mauser pistol and puts the three patriarchs in their place.

Then he turns around and hoists the disbelieving Jia Zhangshi up by her belt!

He turns the tables by invoking "mutual help," forcing the whole courtyard to donate money to him.

Yan the cheapskate, always looking to score a bargain, gets played so badly he nearly loses his bicycle!

By day, he slacks off at the steel mill and treats the entire security department to wild game soup.

At night, back in the courtyard, he cures Silly Zhu of his doormat ways,

puts Xu Damao's knack for hurting others to work,

and has Yi Zhonghai, scheming to secure his old-age care, dancing in the palm of his hand!

The whole courtyard of scoundrels is left utterly shaken:

The new guy isn't a pushover. He's a living King of Hell with a divine weapon in hand!

No misery, no holier-than-thou heroine.

He punches the courtyard's ringleader and kicks the fake nice guy to the curb.

He finds all kinds of ways to torment every oddball in the courtyard.

The satisfying moments come thick and fast in every chapter.

He goes from a down-and-out nobody to a top dog in the 1960s!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.