The All-Knowing Gets Face-Slapped

I've been cooped up indoors for so long, I really want to go to the beach and dig for clams...

These past few days, the author has been watching the news and can't contain their anger. This chapter begins with a message to Country A, which has always acted shamelessly and without any bottom line. Faced with disaster, instead of taking immediate measures to help its citizens, Country A's politicians have the leisure to spread stupid rumors, shirk responsibility, and try to divert attention.

To my dear readers, I'm out of drafts, so I'm submitting my chapters late these days and can't even manage three chapters a day. Please save them for later or check back the next day. I usually finish around 11 AM. The reason is that I have a nephew who's a terrible student; he hasn't officially started school yet, and his parents are both working.

The author's final remarks—about how I view those "hot-blooded" people who clamor for war. I often see people talking about war lightly, saying that not fighting means being a coward. The saying goes, "A moment of anger may feel good, but tomorrow you'll be in the crematorium." Justice expressed through words, chivalry displayed on the keyboard.

It's ended hastily. My initial ambitions were completely disrupted by my lack of preparation. What I wrote wasn't what I truly envisioned. I'm truly sorry for the lack of romance; perhaps I've passed the age of having feelings and fantasies. I apologize. An extra chapter will be provided tomorrow. I'll definitely polish the next chapter and accumulate more material before showing off. Thank you to the readers who have bookmarked my work; see you next time.

Do you all think that Ling's character is very similar to that liar Peng Dafei from Country A? Every day, watching this fat, cunning scoundrel and his unreliable, rambling, theatrical, and thieving-crying-stop-thief nonsense is both laughable and disgusting! His words lack any logic or consistency. He doesn't care about any evidence or whether his statements are contradictory.

Salute to our most beloved heroes! This year has been plagued by disasters everywhere. Just as the pandemic was being brought under control, the south was hit by floods again, and there are border disputes. The great powers are once again eyeing us covetously, wanting to repeat the history of 120 years ago!

The following is a rant about Country A's daily life, not taking up much of the main text: There are so many bizarre news stories every day. A couple of days ago, I saw that Country A demanded we immediately reopen routes to Beijing, Shanghai, and Chengdu, otherwise tens of thousands of their airline employees would lose their jobs.

This time, the female lead got a lot of screen time, so please don't come to me in my dreams saying I'm sexist.

The snowstorm has passed, and the weather in Qingdao is wonderful today. Hopefully, the gloom hanging over China will also dissipate soon. Salute to the frontline workers! Salute to every Chinese person who has worked tirelessly in this fight against the epidemic!