In 1958, Chen Weiguo was demobilized from the southwest bandit suppression battlefield and returned to No. 95 Nanluogu Lane, Sijiu City, with scars all over his body and a third-class merit medal.
He wanted to keep his paralyzed mother and young siblings in a stable life, but who knew that the "good people" in the courtyard had long regarded his family as a weak persimmon - the house was occupied, the food was borrowed, and even the coffin was taken care of.
Chen Weiguo smiled: I don't have a golden finger, but I have fists, a brain, military medals, and a real uncle who is never easily used - the man in the military compound.
Don't push me, I won't be unreasonable if pushed.
Reader comments
Dad, idea
Where are the people in the military compound after more than 50 chapters?
The preface does not match the postscript,
Too bad! Is it ok if a family member was robbed of their house, bullied and kicked out? Too many things that have no beginning and no end! It's also the uncle's military compound! Junichi is a doormat!
Dad, idea
Where are the people in the military compound after more than 50 chapters?
The preface does not match the postscript,
Too bad! Is it ok if a family member was robbed of their house, bullied and kicked out? Too many things that have no beginning and no end! It's also the uncle's military compound! Junichi is a doormat!