Under the Wretchedness

Name: Under the Wretchedness
Author: Monk Daoyan

by Monk Daoyan

ongoing History Folk Tales Male Lead

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113Kwords53chapters

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Ch. 53 — Untitled

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About This Novel

Qi Jiguang was offended and was about to be pushed out of the camp and beheaded. The kidnapped servant cried and kowtowed and begged for mercy. Seeing that something was not going well, Liang Dalang struggled and shouted loudly. I really deserve to die, I came from a vagrant background. When I was a child, I would have died of cold and hunger if I had no clothes to keep me warm while begging; When you steal something, you should be killed by a wolf dog that pounces; When fighting against a cesspool, one should be drowned in excrement water; After five years of living with the general, his life should be left to the general. In the five years since I followed the general, I have accumulated many merits and served as Captain, Xiaoqi, and Chief Hundreds. I have won five victories in seven battles. Killing dozens of enemies with spears and knives, obtaining half of the heads, capturing Japanese pirates alive, and beheading enemy generals in formation, the sneaky vagabond Liang Dalang could not imagine that Liang Dalang, who served under the general, could have such a future! It's just that now he has offended the general, and wants to die as a coward for his bad reputation, which makes the general lose his dignity. My brothers and I are now very smart and use our brains to fight the Japanese pirates. If we exchange one for one, the general will not lose. If we exchange for two, the criminal will gain in vain. I think there is dignity in fighting to the death on the battlefield. If the general doesn't allow it, please let the two brothers have dignity. No need to hold me captive! I will go to the flagpole on the school field and let the brothers have a look. Please make a decision! After speaking powerful and heroic words, he slowly turned around with a heroic look on his face.