Siheyuan: Exaggerating Makes Me Stronger, Now I'm Soaring

After transmigrating into the world of the Siheyuan, Chu Fan found himself ostracized by a group of unfriendly neighbors. Fortunately, Chu Fan acquired a “Fact-Exaggerating Enhancement System.” At the start of the story, Bang Geng stole a bag of rice from Chu Fan. Chu Fan exaggerated the facts and claimed Bang Geng had stolen two hundred yuan, which landed him in prison. Silly Zhu hit someone, so Chu Fan exaggerated the facts and said Silly Zhu was a member of the underworld. The police took Silly Zhu away. Silly Zhu shook the ladle while cooking. Chu Fan exaggerated the facts again, claiming Silly Zhu was an enemy spy deliberately sabotaging production at the steel mill. Silly Zhu was sentenced to a long prison term. When Liu Haizhong was playing chess, Chu Fan exaggerated the facts and said he was gambling, so the police took him away. Yi Zhonghai convened a meeting of the whole courtyard and declared that all problems should be settled within the courtyard. Chu Fan exaggerated the facts, claiming Yi Zhonghai was trying to make himself a local tyrant and lead a rebellion. The Jia family wanted to solicit donations. Chu Fan exaggerated the facts and said Jia Zhangshi had thousands of yuan in savings, scuppering their fundraising plan. And so, all the unruly neighbors in the Siheyuan found themselves in trouble. Those who deserved legal punishment were sent to prison, and some even faced harsher penalties. However, this kind of plot does not align with real-world moral and legal standards. In real life, we should resolve disputes and conflicts through reasonable and lawful means, rather than exaggerating facts or making up lies to achieve personal goals. Such behavior violates ethical principles and may also lead to serious legal consequences. The right approach is to resolve problems through communication, negotiation, and legal channels.