I Am the Sixth Child in a Courtyard House

If you think it's a cool article, he is a cool article; if you think it's about political life and social relations in the 1960s, he's just a serious period article in the guise of a courtyard, describing the emergence of officialdom. Shuangwen version introduction: Silly Zhu was reluctant to ride, so Chen Dingyuan stood up and pedaled. Veteran Chen Dingyuan transferred to the Hongxing Steel Rolling Mill as the security director. On the first day he moved into the courtyard, he beat up the fool, sent Jia Zhang to a labor camp, and established a friendship with Qin Huairu (Chapter 14). No matter what kind of monster he is, Director Chen is a scumbag in front of him. The Qinman Siheyuan does not exist. Under Chen Dingyuan's management, the Siheyuan is full of good people who are closely united around Director Chen, with Director Chen as the core. Although Chen Dingyuan is a scheming old man, he will avenge himself and will never suffer a loss. His revenge must be within ten chapters. Serious Chronicle version: On the eve of the revolutionary storm, Chen Dingyuan was forced to transfer to the Hongxing Steel Rolling Mill. At this point in time, his primary purpose was to gain a firm foothold, not to be knocked down, and to successfully survive this not-so-peaceful period. For this reason, he bounced between enemies and friends, experienced cooperation and hostility, betrayal and defection, and finally reached the other side on this road with cliffs on both sides. Chen Dingyuan is not a good person. He only has two dreams in his life, one is to be an official; the other is to serve the people and make our motherland move more smoothly in this turbulent era. This book is very bold, I hope it won't be blocked. It's real, not exaggerated, and although it's fun, it's not childish in any way. (The author has written 3 books with more than 8 million words, and is not a professional history expert.)