Siheyuan started as an unlicensed knight and became a hero of justice

When Wu Zhen followed the police station chief to report to the police station, the security chief and the three uncles explained some things to him.

The head of the security department told the three uncles that Wu Zhen was from a prominent family, the son of a military family, and a good person, but he had become a little stupid as a soldier, so he asked the three uncles to help take care of him.

Uncle Yi Zhonghai and uncle Liu Haizhong had also heard of Wu Zhen, and had also heard about the jokes made by this newcomer to the security department.

However, no one has ever really had close contact with Wu Zhen, and they think it is better to act according to the circumstances. Shouldn't it be easy for them to deal with a young boy who is ignorant of the ways of the world?

In fact, many people in the courtyard have their eyes on the vacant east wing in the front yard.

But no one expected that this east wing would be snatched away by Wu Zhen, who seemed to have fallen from the sky. Therefore, many people in the courtyard felt uncomfortable.

Although everyone felt uncomfortable, no one showed it on the surface.

Everyone was wondering who the newcomer was, how powerful his background was, and whether they could take advantage of him.

No one wants to be the first to take the lead, and everyone wants others to take the lead first so that they can test the situation of the newcomer.

At this time, Wu Zhen was busy moving. Yes, he was planning to move the useful things from his original home into the courtyard.

Anyway, Wu Zhen knew that it would take at least eighteen years for his parents in this world to return to the capital, and it would be a waste to leave those things there to rot.

When I arrived at my old home, I found that two families of relatives had already moved in.

My parents had only been gone for over a month, but my relatives couldn't help it so soon that they simply changed the locks and moved in themselves.

The two relatives were a little nervous when they saw Wu Zhen coming back. When they were still preparing to make up a lie, Wu Zhen took the initiative.

After all, Wu Zhen has the thinking of a modern person, and he thought of a countermeasure in a short time, but he still plans to maintain the original Wu Zhen's personality.

Wu Zhen took the initiative to greet his relatives and told them the good news that his unit had allocated him a good house in the east wing of a courtyard house and he was here to move in!

When their relatives heard that Wu Zhen was going to move away, they became happy and offered to help him move. Wu Zhen did not refuse their kindness.

Wu Zhen only selected some of the best furniture and some new pots, pans, clothes, bedding, etc., and left the rest for his relatives.

When the relatives heard this, it seemed like this silly relative was not going to compete with them for the house?

And all the remaining things in the house were given to them? The relatives couldn't help but become more enthusiastic.

Wu Zhen’s idea was that if his relatives didn’t live in these houses, others would occupy them. It would be better to give them a bargain. What’s more, he wanted them to help his parents look after the houses!

When your parents come back eighteen or twenty years later, these houses can rightfully return to their hands.

So Wu Zhen kindly reminded his relatives whether they should report to the street office.

You can go and help prove that you are renting this place to help my parents find a house, so that the house won’t be taken away by someone else.

When Wu Zhen's relatives heard this, they thought that what the silly boy Wu Zhen said made sense! This was the right way to go!

Otherwise, the people from the street office might really reallocate the house to someone else and evict you!

However, the relatives admired this silly Wu Zhen from their own family. They occupied his parents' house, but he thought he was helping his parents to look after the house, and thought that these relatives were kind-hearted.

But good things should not be taken away by outsiders. After all, they are relatives. Looking at his behavior, if these relatives don’t take advantage of it, others will.

For a moment, the relatives no longer had any sense of guilt.

So everyone went to the street office where the house was located to report.

Because Wu Zhen had the red armband of a security team member, the street office considered him one of their own and immediately completed the formalities.

The relatives who took advantage and benefited from it were more enthusiastic in helping Wu Zhen move.

As soon as Wu Zhen left, these houses truly belonged to them.

What's more, now they have registered with the street office, so they don't have to worry about others snatching it away or talking about it.

Wu Zhen, this silly boy, has a really high level of cultivation! He has become stupid after three years of military service!

He took the initiative to promote his style and not only gave up the house, but also kept so many furniture and daily necessities!

Relatives took the initiative to help Wu Zhen borrow a cart and a tricycle. Although Wu Zhen gave up most of the things in the house, he still filled five carts with things.

The relatives were very capable and stacked up all kinds of things like a pyramid. If Wu Zhen had to move them by himself, who knows how long it would have taken!

Wu Zhen’s relatives wanted to send Wu Zhen away as soon as possible so that the house would truly belong to them!

Although Wu Zhen looked down upon many things, his poor family was worth a fortune.

What Wu Zhen saw as broken things were actually good things in their eyes. There were many things that could not be bought even with money!

Because Wu Zhenyun's stuff was mostly new, many people along the way thought that Wu Zhen's convoy was not moving, but preparing for a wedding.

It looked like it, with a sewing machine, a radio, a bicycle, a new bed, lots of new bedding, new sheets, as well as some still-new furniture, pots and pans, and so on. . . . .