Texas Became Independent, I Took the Lead in Firing the First Shot of the Uprising

Twenty years since the founding of Texas, a press conference was held at the First People's Square. A reporter asked Texas' top leader. "President Davis, what was the reason that prompted you to lead the people of Texas to fire the first shot for freedom?" When asked, Davis spread his hands. "I didn't think much about it at the time. I just knew that Texas was the Texas of the Texas people, not the Texas of politicians and capitalists." "How can people in a free country be called free people if they don't have freedom?" "So, the first shot was not fired by me, but by the free people of Texas." "The people know what they want." "Just like when you are sick, you go to the Texas People's Hospital to see a doctor." "When I run out of money, I go to the Texas Savings Bank to withdraw money." "When I'm hungry, I go to Dezhou Road to eat pig's trotter rice." "And all of this started with the forced entry of illegal immigrants twenty years ago." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.