Traveling through the courtyard, Xiao Yun begins to have a dual identity: a senior engineer at a steel rolling mill on the surface, and an ace of the Secret Service secretly!
The father is Xiao Wanshan, the general of the country. At the beginning, father and son recognized each other, and their backgrounds are astonishing!
Are the beasts in the courtyard trying to plot something? Court death! Yi Zhonghai wants to kidnap him morally? Exposing the truth about the desperate family, amputating hands and feet and sending them to a labor camp!
The Jia family wants to suck blood? They broke Jia Dongxu's legs and paralyzed him, sent him to a juvenile detention center, and forced Qin Huairu to eat dirt in the sand-turning workshop!
Silly Zhu wants to be a dog-licking god of war? He was kicked to pieces and sent to clean the toilet!
Liu Haizhong and Yan Bugui want to show off? Check the family assets and ruin your reputation!
In the year of famine, when the birds were so hungry that they gnawed the bark of trees, Xiao Yun and his policewoman daughter-in-law Su Qing had a meal of braised pork that made the whole hospital cry!
From the director of the security department to the boss of the Ministry of Industry, Xiao Yun holds a god-level combat readiness space, engages in military industry externally, and captures enemy agents internally.
Father and son join forces to suppress all dissent. I have the final say in this courtyard!
Reader comments
Extremely poisonous! [Fear][fear][fear]
Will the dead still live? ? ? ? ?
It's always just animals causing trouble, and then the protagonist is scary, and it keeps repeating, and there is no real punishment, is that it?
The overall background is okay, but the timeline is confusing. As mentioned earlier, when Jia Dongxu was in his 20s, a street-level revolutionary committee emerged.
Extremely poisonous! [Fear][fear][fear]
Will the dead still live? ? ? ? ?
It's always just animals causing trouble, and then the protagonist is scary, and it keeps repeating, and there is no real punishment, is that it?
The overall background is okay, but the timeline is confusing. As mentioned earlier, when Jia Dongxu was in his 20s, a street-level revolutionary committee emerged.