Centered on the Money Pair, with a little bit of Dover.
The author makes no attempt to define the relationship between the two. Feel free to interpret it however you like.
Reporter Alfred sails to the mainland with Gilbert, where he meets Wang Yao, Editor Li, and others. In pursuit of that huge sum of money, Alfred embarks on a long journey.
Far away, Arthur Kirkland is being strangled by the Grim Reaper, so Francis has no choice but to take him in.
As for all the many others, they are swept into the vast current of history, each becoming an indispensable part of this story.
When reading, I always think of the cinematic feel of "The Last Emperor". Alfred looked like a reckless yet sincere stranger, and the tiredness in Wang Yao's eyes made people feel distressed. The scene of the two eating peanuts in the teahouse is particularly vivid, as if you can smell the fireworks of that era.
To be honest, it's a rare good book. It's a fine article. You have to savor it carefully. The writing style has a sense of history. The background of this era is really worth reading👍👍
It is a very novel subject matter, one of the few in Tomato. It is not full of drool or slaps in the face, but it is also very deep. The author will update it soon!
When reading, I always think of the cinematic feel of "The Last Emperor". Alfred looked like a reckless yet sincere stranger, and the tiredness in Wang Yao's eyes made people feel distressed. The scene of the two eating peanuts in the teahouse is particularly vivid, as if you can smell the fireworks of that era.
To be honest, it's a rare good book. It's a fine article. You have to savor it carefully. The writing style has a sense of history. The background of this era is really worth reading👍👍
It is a very novel subject matter, one of the few in Tomato. It is not full of drool or slaps in the face, but it is also very deep. The author will update it soon!