
Powerful Minister
权臣
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Forehead…! ,,,? I only read the first hundred chapters. I just listened to the book and couldn't hold it in anymore. After a while, I started laughing and laughing again within ten seconds. And the maid, even though she is a young lady, she is under someone else's wing. Can't she swallow her arrogance? I just wanted to talk about the first ten chapters. After thinking about it, I forgot about it and was too lazy to type. Later, I was left speechless by hee hee hee. I really couldn't say it. Hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee wow.
I've been looking forward to some unique skills to deal with this situation, but I didn't expect that it was a joke. I'm a little disappointed. I'll check it out in a few chapters.
The writing is immature and unbearable to read.
The plot is long-winded. As a time traveler, if you can't show the advantages of a time traveler, you will just ramble on.
Ask a question, where can I watch the uncut version?
A book that was delayed by its name. I didn't read it when I updated it because of the name, but now that the book is out of stock, I discovered it. It's good.
Couldn't he be the nephew of Wei's spy chief?
So after all, 21 years old is not suitable for reading novels written in 11 years old, even if the writing is guaranteed by a great author. This is what people criticize for the "fast food culture", and it cannot be passed down forever like a masterpiece.
Mongolia has set off an anti-Chinese undercurrent: Mongolian Technical Supervision Bureau construction site Menghua Chong
"Phoenix Weekly" Issue 32, 2010 Zhou Yu [Summary of content]: Long-term observers of Mongolian media say that there are countless crimes involving China. Except for some incidents that have nothing to do with the Chinese and are said to be committed by the Chinese, other reports usually lack an objective stance. The construction site conflict in Mongolia at the end of August 2010 caused a huge shock in Mongolia, which made the already poor image of Chinese people even worse, and anti-Chinese sentiment among the people further escalated. It is worth reflecting on that, in addition to historical reasons, the influence of Soviet hostile propaganda, and the driving force behind Mongolian nationalist extremist organizations, the conflicts in recent years may be one of the consequences of the Chinese's predatory investment in the surrounding areas over the years. On September 29, 2010, the last detained Chinese worker was released on bail, and the conflict at the construction site of the Mongolian Technical Supervision Bureau building finally calmed down temporarily. The building is a China-aided project undertaken by Hunan Construction Engineering Co., Ltd. In Ulaanbaatar. Around August 23, serious conflicts broke out between Chinese workers on the construction site and members of local extremist organizations and the police. Many police officers and members of extremist organizations were injured, and nine Chinese workers were detained. This incident caused a huge shock in Mongolia, worsening the already poor image of Chinese people in Mongolia, and further escalating anti-Chinese sentiment among the people. However, Chinese workers who were constructing in the bitter cold of Mobei faced huge pressure to survive under the strong anti-Chinese atmosphere and struggled to survive. After the conflict, they were forced to send a distress letter on the domestic Internet, hoping that the Chinese people would support them. This construction site conflict is a major outbreak of anti-Chinese sentiment among Mongolian people for many years. It is also the most influential among the countless Mongolian-Chinese group conflicts. In Mongolia, this incident was labeled as "Chinese beat Mongolian police" and was hyped for a long time; in China, for the first time, Chinese people were surprised to see the Chinese people's image in such a mess abroad. It is worth reflecting on that, in addition to historical reasons, the influence of Soviet hostile propaganda, and the driving force behind Mongolian nationalist extremist organizations, construction site conflicts are also one of the consequences of the Chinese's predatory investment in small neighboring countries over the years. Construction site war August 21st was a Saturday. In the evening, construction at the construction aid site was intensifying. Suddenly, a truck pulling back soil broke a water pipe, and a huge flow of water poured out. No one expected that this small glitch would turn into a conflict that shocked the entire country within a few days. Two Chinese workers followed the water pipes in search of faucets, climbed over the fence, and came to the yard of the supermarket next door. Since some vehicles and pipelines on the construction site need to pass through the supermarket's yard, the two parties have reached an agreement on this and can pass through on Saturdays and Sundays. At this time, several security guards came to the supermarket yard. The two workers quickly called the translator, who communicated with the security guards on the phone. But the security guard quickly hung up the phone, forced the worker into a car and drove away, holding him down and beating him all the way, and shouted to the worker: "Money!" It happened that the vehicle came to the entrance of the construction site and turned around. One worker successfully jumped out of the vehicle. After hearing the news, other workers rushed out of the construction site and snatched back the other worker. The police arrived and called together the security captains from both the Chinese construction site and the supermarket (both Mongolians), and agreed to discuss the compensation issue in detail on Monday. The supermarket security captain suggested "it's best to give him some money now", but he was rejected. On August 22, after lunch, four Mongolians suddenly rushed into the construction site, two of whom were security guards involved in the conflict the night before. Four people grabbed two workers and dragged them out. After some mediation failed, the workers finally snatched the two workers back from the car and returned to the construction site courtyard, closing the main gate and small door. Afterwards, two unidentified men in black rushed into the construction site. One of them forced the workers to get down with a pistol, and the other grabbed a worker and hijacked him. The workers reacted after being frightened, swarmed over and snatched the hijacked workers back, and drove the two men in black out of the construction site. According to subsequent Mongolian media reports, the two men may be Mongolian police. Seeing this scene, the person in charge of the construction site had no choice but to call the Chinese Embassy in Mongolia. There were more and more Mongolians outside the wall. After unsuccessful attempts to break into the gate, they began to throw bricks at the construction site. Workers at the construction site also started throwing bricks to fight back. Both sides were injured. The Mongolian police car outside the wall was smashed by bricks, and two policemen were injured. After that, the conflict was temporarily subsided with persuasion. It was not until personnel from the Chinese Embassy arrived at the scene to learn more about the situation and coordinate that the Mongolian personnel outside the wall left. After lunch on August 23, Chinese workers were resting in their dormitory. A Mongolian policeman and a Mongolian in plain clothes knocked on the door of the construction site and said they needed to come in to handle matters and wanted to find the Mongolian representative and project leader. Immediately afterwards, eight strangely dressed Mongolians (allegedly members of the nationalist organization Dayar) broke into the construction site. Armed with iron bars, they rushed into the workers' dormitory and beat the workers who were sleeping on the bed. The workers woke up and began to fight back. Since the construction site was full of metal tools and there were as many as seventy or eighty workers, the Mongols were quickly repelled. The dormitory was in a mess after the fight, with blood stains and glass shards covering the corridors. During the chase, a wounded Mongolian jumped over the wall and escaped. Two hours later, more Mongols arrived and tried to get over the wall. Workers shouted loudly at the construction site and prepared to fight. It was discovered that the Chinese workers had been prepared, and the Mongolians outside the wall retreated. After the incident, the Chinese called the police through an interpreter, but no police ever responded. During the entire conflict, the Mongolian police who came in earlier stayed in the office of the Mongolian representative a few meters away, but did not do anything to deal with the conflict. They left on their own after knowing that the Chinese Embassy personnel arrived at the construction site. Afterwards, the entire construction site was shrouded in an atmosphere of terror. The project management department wrote in a report to the head office: "Currently, all workers are in extreme shock and fear, and it is impossible to carry out production. They are strongly demanding to save their lives and return home. In this state, the project technical team has no safety guarantee. To prevent further mishaps, the technical team can only organize all workers to guard the construction site wall to protect themselves." The report recommended that the project be stopped; and that all personnel be organized to return home. On August 24, an emergency response team was established at the construction site and began evacuation deployment. That night, 27 workers returned to the country safely. Some workers were temporarily recalled by the Mongolian police to cooperate with the investigation.
Although it is a bit anticlimactic, but fortunately the content is substantial enough, but it would be nice if the ending was not so hasty. The ending can be that Han Mo's skill is greatly increased by the golden finger, or Han Xuandao and Bu fight with half health remaining, and then Han Mo recovers directly, or even rises from death to live, but turning into a golden light and shooting at Han Xuandao is still too far away. The other insignificant problems are just minor problems, but this ending is really a bit bad.