Guan Zu was transformed into a young man with gold-rimmed glasses in Hong Kong Island in 1990. He helped his grandmother cross the road and then exploded the good deed system in life-rewarding cash to increase the approval rate of seniors. Three tattooed boys held down the oil-headed driver who was honking the horn randomly. He pushed up his glasses and extended his hand to the shivering car owner: "Donate one thousand yuan to the nursing home, and we will each remember half of the merit. Don't donate? I will let my grandma sit on the hood of your car and cry."
This book seems like I have seen similar ones before. The systems are almost the same, and there are rescues in car accidents, and the content behind them is almost the same.
This book seems like I have seen similar ones before. The systems are almost the same, and there are rescues in car accidents, and the content behind them is almost the same.