Siheyuan: Starting Out as a Driver

Based on your profile, please don't mention providing large quantities of supplies. In those days, even if it was just suspicion without evidence or proof of the source of your supplies, you'd basically be treated as a traitor. After all, only traitors could obtain large quantities of supplies of dubious origin. You'd only end up eating peanuts, seriously. You could even secretly eat them yourself! Don't mention providing large quantities of relief supplies; it's too cruel.

It's not the best, but it's not the worst either! A word of advice to the author: when writing historical fiction, researching is only part of creating a sense of atmosphere. The most important thing is understanding the social rules and unspoken rules of the time. If your plot deviates from those "rules," it will lack logic and relatability! The same issue is handled differently in different eras. For example, neighborhood conflicts today might not even require a fight; the property management, police, and courts will handle the process. But in the 1950s and 60s, the same conflict would involve reasoning first. If that didn't work? Then an argument! Still no luck? Then a fight! Back then, reason and force often went hand in hand; if you were reasonable, you reasoned; if you weren't, then fists were used! Setting the plot within the customs and rules of the time makes the logic more plausible!

Even now, let alone in the early days of the People's Republic of China, no one would openly rob people. Is it appropriate to say that if someone has more meat, they should give it to me?

A good book is one that doesn't depict courtyard houses with hostility and doesn't glorify the Qin Dynasty.

Is this courtyard house still habitable? Jia Zhangshi is just a bandit. How could she possibly survive in the newly liberated capital?

A son should be like Xu Damao, a friend should be like Cheng Jianjun, a person should be like Cui Dake, and a wife should be like Han Meili.

There's no need to be so hostile when writing about courtyard houses. Before the reforms, being able to feed a family was already a remarkable achievement; many families didn't even have enough to eat.

Why do you always act alone whenever you encounter enemy agents? Why don't you call the police or something? It makes you look like a bad guy.

With over 500 chapters, he's still single. Is he going to stay a bachelor or start a harem?

After reading five or six hundred chapters, I feel like it doesn't really matter whether there are cheat codes or not; I use cheat codes very, very rarely.