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Republican Era Cavalry.
Chapter 339: The Business of Visiting. [340]
Summary
In a Taoist temple, life unfolds like an interlude, emphasizing that choices lack clear right or wrong answers. Zhang Ai Guo returns home with companions, where two Chinese officers inquire about his wife, leading to a casual conversation about community safety. Amidst discussions of local politics and the challenges posed by foreign powers, Zhang reflects on the complexities of modernity and the historical context of China's struggles. As tensions rise, plans for a business deal involving firearms emerge, highlighting the precarious balance between legality and survival in a turbulent environment. The chapter concludes with a cautionary note on the risks of their dealings.Full content
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