
Siheyuan: The Railway Police Officer
四合院:乘警
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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418Chapters
3Votes
3.7kRecs
41.2kFans
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There are reasons why the data is bad. After reading the first few chapters, I was really shocked by the author's thinking. The protagonist is a veteran and will immediately join the police station. As a result, the author came up with a sentence: Faced with Jia Zhang's theft, the protagonist had no choice but to show helplessness. He also said that what he had learned in his previous life was the word compromise. He said that he wanted to compromise. This logic is true. Even in modern times, if a thief is caught, there will be varying degrees of punishment depending on the nature and amount of theft. Does the author think that there are a lot of thieves nowadays, and the police generally don't care about them very much, and that petty thefts are at most punishable by criticism and education, or detention, but no prison sentence? This idea is true... What's more, in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, military control was implemented. In the face of such theft incidents, those of a bad nature will also be dealt with seriously. Let's put it this way, as long as the protagonist insists, sending Jia Zhangshi in is a very simple matter. Locking it up for two or three years won't be a problem. After all, your identity lies here.
Can the author check the background of the era? It is a bit outrageous that teachers were able to have two days off in 1953. It is completely inconsistent with the background of the era at that time.
I didn't watch much of Nan Lai Bei Zhuang, mainly because the crooked mouth was too dramatic, and the modern technology on his face was used to play the role of a working people 🤔
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I just finished reading it. It's well written. It doesn't always revolve around a few people in the TV series. Although it has the name of "Siheyuan", it cannot be separated from the protagonists. But to distinguish the priorities, it should be based on the daily work of the protagonist, and the several protagonists in the "Siheyuan" can be adjusted. Come on, update and give me a vote to encourage you.
It's trivial, extremely procrastinating, and everyone talks a lot of nonsense. The protagonist participated in a secret mission to escort the clouds, encountered robbers on the road, and a teammate died. After the mission was completed, nothing was explained, and there was no follow-up to the three-day leave. It continues to be a case of filial piety and a lot of nonsense.
Beijing Railway employees all live in the railway compound on Fuxing Road in Haidian District. That area is the boss. Nanluogu Lane, Fuxing Road, Nanchizi Street, and Lianhua Road are all railway compounds. Where did our family live before?
Lu Bu recognized two godfathers and was scolded as a slave with three surnames. When the protagonist first appeared, he recognized three uncles. Is this a slave with four surnames?
The first chapter smells like an old man. Chapter 2, a fighting hero who is addicted to fighting with the alley aunt. Go move bricks, writing a book is not suitable for you, it's too far away
I was shot in the aorta in the thigh, lost too much blood and fell into coma. When I woke up, I was discharged from the hospital with crutches. I rushed home in 3 days and asked to go to work a few days after the report. Is this reasonable?
After reading the book I read in the comments, I found that the comments are right. The police can't do anything about theft 😅