Plum Blossoms of the Yiyou Year

I'm truly... In awe!

That's incredibly insightful. I remember a book called "The Inferiority Complex of the Chinese People." Of course, I don't admit that the Chinese people's inherent nature is flawed, but what the author wrote is truly real and vivid, just like what Mr. Lu Xun wrote. Even now, there are still quite a few cases where a thug can intimidate a group of grown men and brazenly commit a crime in public.

I read this article a long time ago in the "Ancient and Modern Times" section, and today I finally finished reading the whole thing.

This last part is at least a relief; a clean death is better than years of torment and torture. Sigh. The name "Yu Linfeng" is really awful. I was annoyed when I first saw it, and then when I stole the book, it finally told me that he wasn't a good person. Okay, whatever.

I've always loved this story, and I never expected to find it on Jinjiang Literature City.

It's pitiful that most of those with unyielding integrity died at the hands of their own people.

At the request of readers, the print rights to this article have been granted. (What is printing used for? Ugh...)

A group of heavily made-up singers and dancers entered the hall. The sounds of stringed instruments filled the air, creating an atmosphere of peace and prosperity. "They must have escaped death using the same method as Shen Xiangxue," Luo Canxia thought. "A bunch of spineless, despicable women."

Haohao hao

After reading this, I only felt sorry and saddened! The truly brutal enemy does not come from the outside!