Siheyuan: These Rules of Yours Need Changing

What do you mean, First Master, Second Master, and Third Master? Who gave you the right to set up your own court? What do you mean, Deaf Granny, Jia Zhangshi, and Qin Huairu? Whose rules let you run wild on my turf? Feng Chengwang is the head of security at the steel mill. He has two uncles who are major generals, and his maternal uncle is the director of the political department at the city’s armed forces office. On his very first day here, he understood: there was no point reasoning with these people. You had to use the right methods. Yi Zhonghai tried to bait him with a widow? He got transferred to a subordinate factory and moved out of the courtyard. His retirement plan fell apart on the spot. Silly Zhu thought he could provoke him just because the factory bosses liked his Sichuan cooking? Feng had him suspended by his feet for five minutes. Once he wrote a confession, Feng reported Director Wang, too. Xu Damao wanted to get someone else to do his dirty work? Feng locked him up overnight with a male prostitute. Six hundred yuan bought his peace of mind, and he wet his pants. And that Deaf Granny, who went to the neighborhood office with her cane to raise a fuss? Feng Chengwang made a call to the district office. “Replace her.” It was time for Nanluoguxiang to get a change of atmosphere. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.