The male protagonist Shen Lang's life creed: "If you can solve things with your fists, don't use your brain; using your brain is too tiring and can easily be fooled. If it really doesn't work, I still have a system."
The "wisdom" of the gangster: What he is familiar with is not the art of war, but "Young and Dangerous"; the strategy he understands is not court games, but the simple logic of "coining a group of people, suppressing a group of people, and then collecting protection fees" when fighting for territory on the street. So when he goes to solve problems, he often comes up with some weird strategies that he "thinks are perfect".
The caring "nosy": He has no interest in world affairs, but he can't stand the sight of street gangsters bullying children, officials robbing civilian girls, or elderly people fainting from hunger on the roadside. Every time he was "forced to appear", it was because this kind of thing touched his loyalty.
The ultimate goal: make money, raise a wife, and become a salted fish. But in ancient times, these people were too smart and always dragged him into the pit.
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Ancient people were all fools [laugh][laugh][laugh]
Chapter 5, the old section, participating in a poetry meeting, the title was "Moon" Seven Rhymes, he copied 8 lines starting from "The bright moon on the sea rises with the tide"... And it shocked the whole audience? ! Let's take a closer look…
Ancient people were all fools [laugh][laugh][laugh]
Chapter 5, the old section, participating in a poetry meeting, the title was "Moon" Seven Rhymes, he copied 8 lines starting from "The bright moon on the sea rises with the tide"... And it shocked the whole audience? ! Let's take a closer look…