Zhao Weiguo, a battle-hardened veteran from the Independent Regiment of the 386th Brigade, was Li Yunlong's most trusted personal guard.
From the Long March and the war against Japan to the Huaihai Campaign and the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea, he was a tough old soldier who had fought his way through mountains of corpses and seas of blood.
The war in Korea cost him a leg, and his wife died on the battlefield. After being demobilized, he moved into No. 95 Nanluoguxiang Courtyard in the capital.
He had planned to live out the rest of his days in peace, relying on his pension.
Who could have guessed that the courtyard was full of a pack of scheming animals?
The Jia family mother and son are practiced thieves, and they're quick to weaponize morality?
Yi Zhonghai looks so upright, but all he thinks about is securing care in his old age?
Yan Bugui is so calculating he could split a single coin into eight pieces?
Liu Haizhong is obsessed with rank and throws his weight around over the tiniest things?
Then there's Silly Zhu, happy to be a sucker, and Xu Damao, who's rotten to the core.
Zhao Weiguo rolls up his sleeves.
I was fighting the Japanese when you lot were still playing in the mud.
You want to play dirty with me? The tricks my division commander Li Yunlong taught me will keep you learning for the rest of your lives.
You steal my things? I'll make you pay tenfold. Not one bite is getting away with it.
You want to guilt-trip me? Ask the shrapnel from a Japanese bullet in my leg if it agrees.
The whole courtyard gangs up to cause trouble?
Sorry, my division commander Li Yunlong is coming to the capital to see me next month.
The whole pack of courtyard animals is petrified!
Killing a chicken with a bull's-eye. You first need to understand the responsibilities of the department the protagonist leads at that time. You know how powerful the power is. Stop being funny if ordinary people dare to bully you.