[No system + no plug-ins + non-travel + non-rebirth]
In the 22nd year of Guangxu's reign, a drought devoured crops in Shandong. Li Shouye and his wife and children crowded onto a boat heading to Guandong, hoping to make a living in the black soil. But it is not a paradise outside the customs: land was seized by Mongolian nobles for land reclamation, land leases were torn up by landlords, young sons and daughters died one after another, he was lame and struggling on the edge of life and death, but his son Li Minghua matured precociously in hatred. At the age of 15, he overthrew the bullies with his wits and planted the seeds of a tyrant...
Reader comments
A history of tears of China's poor.
From the text, I can read a lot of knowledge that I didn't understand before. I am very interested in continuing to understand and read.
The novel is based on true research, the plot can withstand scrutiny, and Li Minghua has a clear growth line.
A history of tears of China's poor.
From the text, I can read a lot of knowledge that I didn't understand before. I am very interested in continuing to understand and read.
The novel is based on true research, the plot can withstand scrutiny, and Li Minghua has a clear growth line.