Disciple: "Master, this place has enough spiritual energy, can it help you nourish your body?"
Master: "What should I do if others don't let me stay?"
Disciple: "Discuss with them first and be reasonable."
Master: "Yeah."
Disciple: "If we can't explain it, we have no choice but to kill him."
Master: "..."
In the beginning, human nature is inherently good?
For Yu Zhui, probably not doing evil means doing good.
If you fall into the hands of a master who doesn't know how to educate children, beatings are commonplace.
Since ancient times, good and evil have followed, not to mention that evil is a loyal dog.
This is the tone, Shou, a loyal dog who is inherently evil, and Gong, a gentleman who doesn't know how to educate children at all.
Shou: When I was a child, my master always beat me
The new article I plan to publish already has a copy. Saving may be slow, but those who are interested can save it first:
Are you the author who wrote x article?
It's relatively slow to catch on, but I can't help but let my hands go, so sometimes I post some rou or rou on Weibo. Sometimes it involves a little spoiler, and I put the address in what the author has to say. It's a welfare for carnivores. If you like it, you can go see it, if you don't like it, don't see it. Don't go out of your way to see it and then come back and say that I didn't maintain the official seriousness, I will cry.
Background: In the early stage of the pseudo-Republic of China, it was really empty and had no resistance to Japan. In the later stage, it was completely archaic.
What a coincidence that I ended up on the Salty Egg list...
Intention: