Li Dazui discovered that Lijia Gou was right next to the capital, yet there was no Qixia Town here. The capital, Chang'an, even had a Qixia Street, and there was a "Shangru Inn" on it. "Good heavens, is this the Tianhe Medical Hall? Are you a goofball, Zhu Yipin?" And that guy, is he Brother Fa? Does he look like a "goofball" sent by the monkeys? Li Dazui said he couldn't stay "calm." He'd better keep flattering his blind mother and learn some martial arts to protect himself. This world was too dangerous, there were so many "goofballs"!
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Although the world view is a little messy, he has a very good intention to govern. He should protect himself in prosperous times and help others in troubled times. He doesn't like fame and fortune but is responsible. This is what a true man should be.
Commentary on Chapter 40: Man-made Death for Money in "Wulin Gaiden: Li Dazui" written by Mimi Nuluo.
Commentary on Chapter 20 of "Li Da Zui in Wulin Gaiden" written by Mimi Nuluo.