Ten Deaths and One Life

As the saying goes, angels kill people first and make people crazy first. Zhu Sanchou, the second-generation rich man, directed and acted in a wonderful show on a desert island in the South Atlantic. But before the emperor's dream could be completely fulfilled, he was involved in a sensational murder case that was more unjust than Dou E's. Death was approaching him step by step... A quite novel term has become popular in recent years - "laying down a gun". As the name suggests, lying down means being shot while lying down, which is intended to describe innocence. But whether you are shot lying down or standing up, as long as you are shot, it will definitely not be good, and you will be skinned even if you don't die. Of course, before being shot, the person who should be flashy is still pretty flashy. Zhu Sanchou stood on the deck of the Santa Fe Princess, facing the blood-like sunset, happily making his wishful thinking... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.