
He Bullied My Granddaughter, So This 80-Year-Old Veteran Took Down the Powerful
欺负我孙女,80岁老将怒掀权贵
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- 398k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Everyday
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- 11mo ago
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- Fanqie
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As a veteran of the Anti-Japanese War, Su Dahai's bloody stubbornness is touching. When his granddaughter was kidnapped, and later the 731 Unit's human cloning experiment was revealed. The Zhao family, who were deserters on the battlefield, secretly defected to the Japanese. Now their descendants have become rich and live a life of glory. Instead, Su Dahai's family is like a cat chasing mice, living in the city. Perhaps, this society has really changed. People with conscience can live happily. It's so terrible that people without conscience and moral bottom line are rich in wealth and luxury cars and BMWs. This is really a naked irony. Although technology has been developing for thousands of years in the history of civilization, human nature has never changed. Some people choose to grovel, while others choose to stand and die without bowing their heads. There is nothing more complex and bizarre about human nature than this.
How should I put it, the plot is a bit bloody, and the timeline feels a bit weird, but overall the plot has ups and downs and is quite enjoyable. Come on!