A Short Biography of Life in Republican-Era China

That Uncle Dong must have been training in house fighting since he was a child, otherwise he wouldn't be so skilled.

It's getting worse and worse! What a mess! Why does the heroine always get together with her ex-husband and there is no other man?

I don't quite understand those people who, for the sake of so-called love, don't care whether others have wives or not. It seems that no one is worthy of them except themselves, and they do whatever they want to do when they fall in love with that person, as if their eyes are blinded by shit. They don't care about anything. Do these people have brain problems or are they really blinded by the so-called love?

Why do I think these women think they are the only ones worthy of being with the male protagonist?

I don't understand the female protagonist. She has already divorced the male protagonist, and she still works under the male protagonist's name all day long (in my eyes, not denying it is acknowledging it, everyone thinks this way), and she doesn't look like a modern person at all.

Speechless, those ladies are so in need of men!

It always feels weird, whether it's the emotional line or the story line.

Although it feels like there is no plot, and the progress later is slightly faster, I still support one

This is life, love

Liu Hengzhi, such a familiar name