Those People, Those Drinks, Those Days

Some people are lucky. By some strange twist of fate, they get to live two lives. But the two lives can follow much the same course, with schemes and betrayals coming one after another, relentless and impossible to keep up with. What kind of misfortune is that?

Luo Ning looked up at the unfamiliar world, gritted his teeth, and pulled the arrow from his shoulder. For no apparent reason, he suddenly remembered a line from a book.

“The beast a tiger fears most isn’t the thick-skinned bear or the hundred-pound wild boar. It’s the mountain dog that’s made it up the mountain.”

Years later, Luo Ning, who lived like a mad dog, biting people and kneeling before them alike, finally reached the summit, crowned with boundless glory.