Siheyuan: Chief of Public Security, the Entire Courtyard Begs Me Not to Investigate

Lin Weiguo transmigrates into the world of the Siheyuan. At sixteen, he joins the war in Korea. After eight years of bloodshed as a reconnaissance soldier, he returns home and is transferred to the security division of the Red Star Steel Mill as a public order section chief.

On the train, he catches a group of enemy agents carrying the factory’s secret blueprints, all because one of them makes the strange remark “Battle of Xuzhou-Bengbu.” This activates his Clue Insight System.

When he returns to the courtyard to register, Jia Zhangshi brazenly occupies public housing, throwing a tantrum and using morality to blackmail everyone. He calls the neighborhood police station and has them handle it by the book!

Yi Zhonghai, an eighth-grade fitter, puts on airs and wants to take him as an apprentice? Sorry, he’s the public order section chief of the factory’s security division. He has the authority to investigate workshop security and safety, as well as employee misconduct.

Jia Dongxu gambles away his entire salary, and behind it all lies a funding network connected to undercover enemy agents.

With his Insight Eye activated, none of the scheming nuisances in the courtyard or hidden enemy spies in the factory can escape detection.

Everyone in the courtyard is terrified: “Chief Lin, please, stop investigating!”

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