The Literary Hero of the Republic of China (民国之文豪) [MTL]

Chapter 137

　　Huo Ying has been shocked by Mu Qiong.

　　He didn't expect Mu Qiong to make up such an article in just half an hour, and said that he could continue to write seven or eight articles.

　　You know, those people below have been writing for an hour or two, and some of them haven't written an article yet.

　　Huo Ying was stunned, Wei Ting said: "This article is good! It is touching! It also completely tore the skin of those Japanese, Mu Qiong, write it well, and I will help you sort it out."

　　"Principal, you can also write some." Mu Qiong said.

　　"I don't know how to write it." Wei Ting said.

　　Unlike Mu Qiong, Wei Ting has been on the Internet for many years and has seen all kinds of real and fake chicken soup and soft articles. He doesn't know how to make up stories.

　　Realizing this, Mu Qiong gave up his plan to ask Wei Ting to write: "Then trouble the principal."

　　He wrote it, and it would be good for Wei Ting to help him transcribe it.

　　From the perspective of the shopkeeper, Mu Qiong wrote two more articles about the Japanese oppressing the people around "me" that "I" saw with my own eyes.

　　This can be published in conjunction with the previous one.

　　In the end, Mu Qiong even wrote that the "I" in the article bears a blood feud, but has no way to retaliate, so he came to Shanghai.

　　And "I" has lived in Shanghai for many years, and recently I saw Japanese people turning black and white, so I wrote an article and contributed it in anger...

　　This way... it looks more real.

　　After Mu Qiong spent more than an hour writing the story of the shopkeeper, he immediately started to write the story as a prostitute: "I am a prostitute in Shili Yangchang... That day, my brother and I went to my grandmother's house to play, My father promised to pick us up after noon, but there was no one there, so I took my younger brother home. On the way, I thought that my father would not keep his word, and I would definitely ask him for eggs, but my younger brother said that he would Let his father make a big horse for him... We went back all the way, talking and laughing, when we suddenly looked up, we found the house was on fire..."

　　This story is about the prostitute's father, who had a dispute with the Japanese because the Japanese wanted to take away his cattle. In the end, not only the family was killed, but the house was also set on fire.

　　In the last article, Mu Qiong wrote it from the perspective of a middle-aged shopkeeper. The words and psychological descriptions are all in line with the personality of a middle-aged man. But this time... what he wrote is exactly like Written by a woman.

　　Especially at the end of the article, every word written is crying blood.

　　Huo Ying thought he was hard-hearted, and after seeing it, he couldn't help but feel sympathy for this woman, and even wanted to donate generously to help her.

　　However, the person who wrote this novel was actually a seventeen-year-old boy.

　　Thinking of this, he looked at Mu Qiong with a strange expression.

　　Mu Qiong wrote two articles one after another, and was a little tired, but at this time, he turned to the materials sent by Huo Ying.

　　These materials are basically written about major events.

　　Mu Qiong flipped through it, and found that there was a summary record of all the things the Japanese had done at the bottom.

　　He opened it, and finally his eyes froze on one of the records.