In 1912, in order to seek refuge, the 18-year-old Manchu aristocrat Saguda Zilan had his hair braided and loosened, and set out from Beijing to seek refuge with his uncle in Guandong. It's a pity that God did not follow people's wishes. The carriage was going on the road, eating hot pot and singing songs, but it was robbed by bandits!
The legendary bearded "Snow of Ten Thousand Mountains", eight feet tall, with a green face and fangs, defeated three prestigious old men around him in the first round and became the top tyrant in the Guandong Mountains. In order to escape with his life from this "Wanshan Snow", Ji Lan had to resort to coercion and break into the vicious bandit's den. He was so successful in breaking in that he almost became the shopkeeper of Yazhai, with the nickname "Xuelihong".
Later, when they met again, it was late at night in winter. He got drunk with his friends, and after the party, he was walking alone in an alley, and the black muzzle of a gun was pressed against the back of his head.
He smiled and raised his hands, hearing the low and familiar voice of the man behind him.
"When you left, you didn't pull out the incense sticks."
He smiled silently, and suddenly felt two lines of tears streaming down his face, and then he was blown cold by the north wind.
"Turn around, I never hit anyone with a black gun."
He raised his hands and turned around. Unexpectedly, his face burst into tears. Facing the black muzzle of the gun, he closed his eyes.
There was no pain caused by firewood (bullet) or green child (knife). A hot body fell into his arms. He just carried him back to his home, crying and laughing, like a madman, and chanted:
"Head of the family... We have a family... We are going home..."
The down-and-out nobleman, the beautiful and vicious attack x the bold and handsome bandit
The copywriting adopts an attack perspective, while the main text adopts a mixed perspective (focusing on receiving).
A story about two homeless people looking for a home.
Part of the information comes from Cao Baoming's "Notes on Investigation of Northeastern Bandits" and "Northeastern Bandits". Estimated 500,000 words.
Intention: Live, live like an animal.
