Siheyuan: The Neighborhood Cop Knows Chakra

The writing is good; don't start by looking at it as a traditional courtyard house. I just realized the author has a lot of material to spare, but you need to divide it into chapters, otherwise writing like this won't be profitable, and the chapters will seem too few.

That's quite a wild idea. The situation in Qin Man is indeed strange. The deaf old woman, Yi Zhonghai, and Xu Damao—there are too many childless people here. It somewhat fits Boss Dai's requirement that spies are forbidden from marrying or dating.

Well written. In a sense, the courtyard house was a criminal gang, defrauding the entire household to support themselves. From our perspective in later times, it's not difficult to label them. Yi Zhonghai, who hindered the judicial construction of the new China, was basically finished.

Not bad, not bad, not bad

It's an interesting novel. Some people might be offended by the fact that Naruto's abilities are applied to the real world, especially in China. But what I want to say is that as long as a novel doesn't oppose the country, doesn't promote anything detrimental to the nation, it doesn't matter.

It's relatively objective; the protagonist is intelligent and has sound values.

A very good book. Actually, most of it made sense to me, haha. From the moment the protagonist brought back the eight dogs, I guessed that returning to Beijing would be very inconvenient, both for work and life, because the city is not a good fit for wild dogs.

This is a complete sweep; not a single member of the retirement group was spared.

This is the highest-ranking character I've ever seen in any fanfiction. It's a good thing the old lady passed away early, otherwise she probably would have been the highest-ranking. Honestly, I don't understand ninjutsu. This setting seems only useful for burying things. In Naruto, they have stored scrolls that can be summoned when needed; wouldn't that be much more convenient?

The book itself is so-so. However, the author's attitude justifies 5 stars. I recommend that anyone with time read it and support the author.