According to foreign legislation, the acquisition of land rights by statute of limitations is a system for punishing those who neglect their rights in order to respect the existing legal order, maintain transactial security, enhance public interests, and avoid difficulties in providing evidence in legitimation. However, Taiwan’s design of obtaining superficies by statute of limitations is limited to the protection of personal property rights in the Constitution and goes against the legislative intent, resulting in actual Obtaining the registration of superficies is like asking for fish in a timely manner. In order to prevent the new landlord class after democratization from holding high the banner of protecting personal property rights and using Article 767 of the Civil Code to speculate on land by excluding others from occupying it with physical claims, the system for obtaining surface rights by prescription is ineffective. Due to serious administrative flaws in Taiwan's general land registration, the validity of its registration is still open to question? Faced with the petitions of 110 villagers in Hailiaozhuang, Longjing District, should the rulers restart the investigation mechanism to uncover the truth about the general land registration operation at that time, through policies and legislation, etc.? Under the system in which the constitution guarantees personal property rights, the possessor is given a statute of limitations to obtain superficies to balance the property rights of both the owner and the possessor, allowing the people to find a way to redress and implement land transformation justice.