Strongest Comeback.

Summary

In Chapter 370, the narrative explores regional cultural differences in China, emphasizing how these affect perspectives on wealth and power. In Northeast China, money equates to status, leading to rampant corruption, while Shandong values official recognition through wealth. The story unfolds in a bar where characters engage in playful banter, revealing personal connections and past grievances. Qin Sheng faces a confrontation with Wei Li, who mistakenly seeks recognition but is dismissed, leading to embarrassment. The chapter highlights themes of loyalty, revenge, and the complexities of social dynamics, culminating in a moment of tension and potential conflict.

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