Indulgent Life in the Courtyard

The author has no common sense. For example, killing a chicken will bleed a pool of blood. Nowadays, a lot of chicken blood is eaten. In those days, people would not throw it away. Chicken hearts, livers, and gizzards are all edible.

Even with this plot, you'll end up getting shot sooner or later.

The plot part feels self-explanatory. I wonder if the author has never watched Siheyuan. Some parts have a way out. Among them, Jingru's mouth is really funny. He won't say that at all. It's like watching the Three Kingdoms and hearing Guan Yu keep talking about oil washing. The rest is okay! !

Without any common sense, he slipped away

Author, please check the information before writing. It is very dangerous to go up the mountain. Don't read it.

The protagonist's plug-in is "I'm thinking about it". I think it's okay if I resell food and say that my real name is fine. I think stealing chickens is a stain. The other party will definitely not track down the stupid pig, so they won't track down the stupid pig!

It's neither fish nor fowl, it's just right to watch without thinking.

You can't watch it without thinking!

Slip away, I can't eat this grass

Brain Storage☞☞☞：🧠🧠🧠…☜☜☜

Each time, place and process of the theft can become a closed chain of evidence. If the time is reasonable, then the theft method is not reasonable. If Banggeng steals on the way home from school, the protagonist is in a walking posture at that time. This is a sneaking call and taking out a pocket to steal. Even if it is a sewer or a butt pocket, it can only be done by a veteran who has learned from the teacher. When the police ask, they will definitely be framed. If it was a burglary, this awesome joke would definitely be within my ability, but the time was not right. Because a witness testified that Banggeng bought 3 bunches of candied haws on the way home from school. No time to go back to the compound. So the police only need to ask the protagonist about the whole process alone, and then they have to ask the protagonist to prove where the money came from and what he was going to do with the money? What were you going for at that time? When did you realize that you had lost the money? Just based on the roughness of the noodles sold in Pigeon Market, it is difficult for readers to believe that they can withstand police fraud. The three golden chapters are the end of the play. The author's writing is very fluent, and it should be very interesting to avoid these hard core logic.