"Country dogs have a traditional virtue - they never die at home. Just like Si Zhu, who is jokingly called an 'advanced high-level dog licker', Si Zhu is very self-conscious..."
Silly pillars are the ones who need to be conquered and transformed consciously, while Bangeng are the ones who need to be taught to "shoot the target".
The protagonist, A Liang, was recommended to the steel rolling mill from a small mountain village. He had many opportunities in the factory and established himself in a courtyard. In the context of that era, he built the closed small mountain village into a "paradise" suitable for retirement.
There is a small plug-in-the incense villain can accumulate moral virtue;
A Liang said, "Do you want some wool to use? I want the kind that I can repay in this world."
Different from the start where they were pissed and beaten to death, A Liang and Lou Bancheng had a fight for their strength from the beginning.
[There is no system, no space, no immortality, but mixed with a small amount of supernatural content, and the violence has developed from light to moderate, which can be regarded as a moderate style of daily writing in the Siheyuan era]
