Siheyuan: the Years I Was the Section Chief

It's great. Finally, a film depicts the image of the section chief, unlike some section chiefs and workers who just quarrel all day long and have their rights deprived of them.

It's enjoyable, this is called fan fiction, the protagonist is a smart person. The section chief should have the demeanor of a section chief

It looks good, please write more, this is called the section chief, this is called the security department! The security offices of other colleagues are raised by the factory director.

I have read hundreds of Siheyuan books, and this one is IQ-rated and very comfortable to read. It is normal for the protagonist to be a member of the security department and to be so awe-inspiring. In other novels, no matter how high-level the protagonist is, he is always being criticized by others, which is very unpleasant to watch. I saved it for a few months and finished reading it in one go. I don't know why, but I didn't enjoy watching it after Xu Damao became the captain of the team. Xu Damao relies on the protagonist to take revenge on the people of the courtyard nursing group all day long. The smell of the villain's success is too strong, and it feels like Xu Damao becomes the protagonist later on. It feels like a different author. . But I understand the author's idea that the protagonist will develop in the military and police system in the future. After the wind rises, he probably won't go into business. This is good. However, the title of this book is "Security of Power Security". I wonder if I can write about it after the protagonist is transferred from the steel rolling mill. I really hope that the author can write a Siheyuan fan novel in which the protagonist has been developing in the military and police system. It would be better if the protagonist can get into the position of a ministerial leader before finishing. [Cover face][cover face][cover face]

The writing is good, the plot and story are generally smooth, and it is worth reading.

The protagonist's IQ is above average, cheats are reasonable and not frequent, there is no large-scale selling of materials or making money, it is a bit cunning but not procrastinating, and the emotions are handled well. It is a rare Siheyuan high-quality article worth reading.

It treats the readers as human beings, and the plot is pretty good. It's not a cookie-cutter general meeting where the protagonist beats people up in a courtyard.

From the 240 chapters I have seen so far, I personally rate it 5 stars, and it contains new ideas. The routine is careful and the development can withstand scrutiny. Although Goldfinger often creates a sense of presence, the author does not spend a lot of words describing it, but only uses it to provide background. The behavior of the protagonist and the supporting characters are also in line with the social trends of the time. Of course, in addition to the characters that have been established in advance in the TV series. The plot direction driven by the protagonist's behavior will not feel abrupt or stiff. Worth recommending [like]

A very good book, written very deeply about human nature! It's very real. It would be better if you could steal some gold antiques or something. How could we not steal some while traveling through the courtyard [laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]

Yes, we are finally no longer the family members of military martyrs who were beaten, scolded and robbed.

Just like a little ant, the courtyard is neatly tidied up without any sloppiness. Unlike other Siheyuan novels, which are either letters of forgiveness or Madonnas and multiple female protagonists, this book has a strong sense of the overall situation and jumps out of the Siheyuan.

A great fanfic, the writing style is no less than that of the Little Ant book in the Siheyuan series [Like] [Like] [Like] The main character is too old at the beginning, 61 years old, 25 or 26 years old, and he is still a "bachelor", which is a "flaw", and another It's just that there are too many 'names' of people in it and I can't remember them at all [face covering] [face covering] After reading it, I found that ordinary people who want to enter politics without any external support are the pinnacle of being a 'regular' level cadre [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

I really enjoyed watching it. The plot is very good. I don't bully the weak and don't be afraid of getting into trouble. I let them get the punishment they deserve. When dealing with things, I watched the ups and downs of the plot. It's written in big letters so well [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration]

The male protagonist of this book crushes the rich and powerful in the courtyard without any effort at all. He is in a high position and he doesn't bother to talk to them. But Qi Pai can't see the difference clearly. The protagonist doesn't have to fight against others, and it's not a back-and-forth fight with people in the courtyard. When I watched it, I couldn't bear the fate of Qi Pao. The protagonist's aura is very strong, and he has the aura of a pure superior. Either the aura of Long Aotian who kills everything instantly, or the appearance of a leader I have seen in my life. This is the second time I have seen this kind of aura in the protagonist of a novel. By coincidence, the other protagonist is also in the fanfic, but that one is the female protagonist. I have read countless books, but I have only seen these two protagonists of this type... (I also like other protagonists with different personalities, but there are too many of the same type. I have only encountered two of this type so far. If any book friends come across books with such protagonists, please recommend them to me. I would be very grateful!)

This book is definitely considered a high-quality one among the fandoms. There are no messy spiritual springs, fantasy elements, or martial arts elements. It uses procedural justice to deal with people in line with the characteristics of the era. The characters are also drawn more realistically.

It is written more reasonably than most Siheyuan fanfics, and it is very refreshing and refreshing to watch. The protagonist is not a virgin, is not aggrieved, does not pull back and forth, and does not touch Qin, Lou, and Yuyu. The score should be able to give a 9.0.

I have read several Siheyuan books, and I feel that this one is the most generous. The male protagonist has space and system, which is not often used. As the chief of the security section, Wu Neng cracks down on the black market and rectifies factory regulations. Wen Neng handles the relationship between superiors and subordinates, wrestles with opponents, and reduces the dimensionality of people with bad intentions in the courtyard. There is no hostility, and as a retired soldier, he has feelings for his family and country.

The chronicle of this book is relatively realistic, and the author knows enough about the time, so there aren't too many bugs. What the male protagonist did was also very consistent with his identity as the chief of the security department. He suppressed the birds to death without having to do anything himself. This security department also has real power, unlike other novels written like security guards. The male protagonist's personality is also one of those who will retaliate when he is angry. He is not a virgin, but he is very kind and generous to his relatives, wives and children. He does not have the common problem of other time-travelers when it comes to the third uncle who likes to take advantage. He is very loose-handed and will give certain small benefits such as a cigarette, but he will warn the third uncle once he crosses the line. There was an ambiguity with Yu Li at the beginning (I deleted it after reading the author's comments), delete it, otherwise I will deduct one star. The male and female protagonists are a perfect match, the female protagonist is not a virgin, the two of them are quite sweet, and the male protagonist has no ambiguity other than that.

I finished reading it intermittently in a few days. It was funny (a stupid pillar turned into a mud pillar [sneaky laugh]), but also heartfelt (Xiang Red Army took a bullet for Damao only because he was promoted). Damao is also the second book I have read about reaching the peak of life (maybe I haven't read enough? There are not many books that I can persist in reading). Liu Haizhong was paralyzed, and Yi Zhonghai spent fifteen years in a labor camp (Sinzhu and Dapeng laughed miserably at him while in prison). The ending is also lamentable. Siuzhu was really useless in his life. In the last time, he spent the money from selling his house and enjoyed a life that he could not bear to eat and drink before. Qin went crazy, Banggen sold himself for money, and then he and she died together after the money was spent. It was not bad. Anyway, it's good. The system has no sense of presence and does not affect viewing.

The author of the top-tier Siheyuan pays great attention to details and logic, and responds actively in the comment area. There is basically no poison, and it is worthy of praise. The explanation of Lou Xiao'e's experience is also very reasonable. The reason why he is a good person in the eyes of others is because he has money and does not care about the little profit. As a wife, she has many unqualified places. There is no ridiculously strong golden finger, and the logic of the writing is very reasonable. This can be said to be one of the most miserable novels I have ever read by Silly Pillar. The two counterattacks against the pension group today were the climax, and it was really exciting. For Xu Damao, he seems to have done nothing bad. In fact, it is impossible to harm the widow in the countryside. The protagonist's help and advice to him are very reasonable. However, for me, after the retirement group was almost completely defeated, there is nothing to read. Overall, it is a highly recommended Siheyuan novel.

The writing is very good and the rating should be at least 9 or above. It is set in the 1960s and unfolds the plot in a courtyard. The character of the protagonist is very successful. It is not like other courtyard novels where the female characters in the plot cannot be escaped regardless of the background or position of the protagonist. It seems that there are only a few women in 49 City. Each character in the drama is well described. This courtyard novel can be ranked in the top 3

A good book that explains the lives of the Xu family and the Lou family from another perspective. Suppose, if Xu Damao didn't mess around in the countryside, what would Lou Xiao'e's life style be called? Isn't it intolerable even in today's society? From a rational perspective, the combination of the Lou family and the Xu family is completely a cooperative relationship. Lou Xiao'e of the Xu family is beautiful, young, and rich, and Xu Damao of the Lou family has a good background, has a handle on messing around in the countryside, and is easy to handle when he is less obedient! There is no denying the contribution the Lou family has made to the country. The Lou family is indeed miserable. But when things escalate to a struggle, it's life and death. Faced with the situation, any adult or family with a brain will make the right choice!

The highlights of this book are very outstanding. Each character is vividly portrayed, and Xu Damao's oiliness, slickness, and treachery are reflected in each of his actions. This is the only killing goose book that I have read hundreds of Siheyuan novels. Due to the relatively hasty liberation at that time, even the capitalists Lou Bancheng of Ceiling stayed in his hometown for more than 60 years, hoping to keep his family business. How well could a capitalist lady with no fingers in the wind predict the situation, and her attitude towards the common people was just a little more kind-hearted. This book is also one of the few that didn't directly steal the pension group's money or destroy Yi Zhonghai's idiot Zhu. He just punished them twice when he thought about it. The status was too unequal, and the pension group was destroyed by the slightest move of words. I personally think that Yu Li can help her, but the Yan family is not worth it. If she wants to get help, she must cut off from the Yan family. No one in the Yan family is worthy of help.

This book is still good. The word count is high and the quality is online. It's not that the scumbag repented. But in the later stage, I felt that the rhythm was a little messed up and the yellow and white scenes were a bit heavy. There is nothing picky about the rest. Goldfinger did not engage in spiritual spring health care, and the farm sold goods was very good. As for Damao, there are more plots. The basic world view is 4heyuan. Just look at that little power, why come to 4heyuan? In fact, there can be some extras later. As for Shaohua and Yuan'er, they have no plot after they become soldiers.

This book ranks among the top two Siheyuan books I have read so far, and it is also the Siheyuan book I have read that is most in line with the times and reality. I used to like to watch the conflict between the protagonist and the elderly care group, but after reading this book, I really thought about it and focused on the beginning. In the past, the protagonists I watched were all division-level cadres or above, and the elderly care team dared to disgust people in front of them. Here, Xu Damao, the security team leader, can suppress the entire hospital without making any mistakes. The elderly care group disturbs the protagonist, and his future is gone with just one sentence. The author must have worked hard on the era setting in the book. There are some flaws, but they are basically correct. I especially like the paragraphs about the internal fighting in the steel rolling mill. The other books are about the strong wind coming, Lao Yang is finished, Lao Li is in charge of the steel rolling mill, and the security department has to listen to Lao Li. I used to know that the security office is not under the control of the factory, but this book opened a new perspective for me. The issue of the rights of the security office cannot be based on the orders of the Revolutionary Committee. It can only be said to be cooperation. I quite like this section. In addition, the characters in the book are pretty good in Tomato, especially Lao Li and a group of logistics cadres, who are funny and capable.

I have read at least hundreds of Siheyuan novels. This novel ranks among the top three, or even the first, among the ones I have read. Nothing else. At least he has a basic view of good and evil, basic logic, and can use it if he has the right.

Give it a thumbs up to the excellent author. It deserves 5 stars. It's very interesting. I've watched a lot of Siheyuan. Yours is great👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻. It's worth recommending. It's not toxic.

The protagonist is, indeed, a real leader. Unlike the leaders in other books, this leader specializes in playing within the rules. The author wrote it with great care, surpassing many Tomato Siheyuan novels.

This book is good. I like to read Siheyuan novels. I have read a lot and found many to read. There are very few that I can read. I am quite satisfied with the pace of this book and the character of the protagonist. However, sometimes the dialogue is not smooth and sometimes the names of the characters are mixed up. I saw that the author said that I didn't know if it was true in the first writing, so I didn't care so much. Overall, it is very good so far. It's highly recommended. If the quality is better, it shouldn't be too bad if you mix it next door.

It's not bad, but the score is a little low, reaching 9 or above. The logic of the writing is pretty good, and the counterattack, conspiracy, and plot are well written. Both the protagonist and the others are old foxes and scheming villains, but they are all in different camps. In fact, it almost ends after the big leader is killed, but the writing is too long and the subsequent chapters lower the score.