In the 1960s, the wind and frost of the years were pressing heavily on the earth, and a remote small village was trapped in the quagmire of poverty. When night falls, the cold white moon hangs high, overlooking this barren land.
A mysterious man with a system quietly stepped into the village, like a night elf. He relied on the power of the system to quietly bring about changes for the villagers. When there was a food shortage, the system "spit out" life-saving grains, which he quietly placed in front of each house at night; when someone was sick and injured, the system provided scarce medicines, which he delivered anonymously. The shabby clothes and tired figure shuttled through the village alleys, but they never exposed themselves. He cared for the whole village like a child, and with his selfless love, he lit the fire of hope for the village in those difficult times, but hid all his achievements in the night.
Reader comments
The words are too closely spaced and the segmentation is not done well. It makes my eyes tired. Are the villagers trying to catch the heroine sucking blood now? The whole village is morally kidnapped. Poverty is not a reason. I have given the village so much money to improve their lives and they are still not satisfied. It is really poisonous.
I have read a lot. The first part is basically a foreshadowing. It has nothing to do with the title of the book. The more you read the second part, the more interesting it becomes. In that era when people were starving to death, how to choose between human nature and conscience. Back in primitive times, people were also animals. The instinct of animals is to find food.
The words are too closely spaced and the segmentation is not done well. It makes my eyes tired. Are the villagers trying to catch the heroine sucking blood now? The whole village is morally kidnapped. Poverty is not a reason. I have given the village so much money to improve their lives and they are still not satisfied. It is really poisonous.
I have read a lot. The first part is basically a foreshadowing. It has nothing to do with the title of the book. The more you read the second part, the more interesting it becomes. In that era when people were starving to death, how to choose between human nature and conscience. Back in primitive times, people were also animals. The instinct of animals is to find food.