Republic of China: My great warlord, many children, many blessings.

Damn it, only the dead need paper offerings and wreaths.

Isn't this cursing someone to die?

Without saying a word, Peng Zhongsheng and Zhou Zhenhao each kicked him.

"You son of a bitch, you're the one who wants paper effigies! You dare curse us to die? I'll beat you to death today!"

"Damn it, I'll send you to the underworld today, and then I'll burn paper money for you."

The man lay on the ground, rolling around and begging for mercy.

"Sir, I was wrong, please forgive me, I misspoke."

In a short while, the man's body was covered in footprints.

After a few minutes of fighting, Peng Zhongsheng and Zhou Zhenhao were panting heavily. Peng Zhongsheng then said to Shen Hao, "Haozi, we've got this kid in our hands, you cut the whip."

Shen Hao held the scissors, looking at the man's whip, and felt inexplicably excited.

"No problem, watch closely."

The man who had been lying on the ground hurriedly knelt down and begged for mercy, saying, "Sir, please don't cut my whip, please don't cut my whip."

You can hit me or scold me, just don't cut my braid.

Shen Hao didn't care about any of that. He stepped on the man's head, grabbed the whip, and snipped it off with a pair of scissors.

The whip was cut off, and the man's eyes went vacant before he burst into tears.

"My braid! My braid! You'll have to pay me back for my braid!"

The crying irritated Shen Hao, who couldn't help but kick it.

"Damn it, you're such a spineless bastard. Has kneeling for so long made your bones go soft?"

Weren't you tired of being a lackey of the Qing Dynasty? Now it's the Republic of China, and you still want to keep your queue.

"You really haven't changed your temper. If I ever see you crying here again, I'll beat you to death!"

Peng Zhongsheng and Zhou Zhenhao both gave Shen Hao a thumbs up when they saw his clean and efficient skills.

Suddenly, Shen Hao looked at the man's face and felt that it was somewhat familiar.

Unable to resist, she kicked the man and asked, "What's your name?"

The man wiped away his tears and said fearfully, "Reporting to the officer, my name is Fu Hai."

Fuhai?

A glimmer of light suddenly flashed in Shen Hao's eyes.

He then asked again, "Do you have two other sworn brothers, Liu Fangzi and Zhao Er, who are apprenticing under Wu Dacheng at his Dachengzhuang workshop?"

Fu Hai was stunned for a moment, then wiped away his tears and looked at Shen Hao with a puzzled expression, asking cautiously, "Sir, how did you know? Do you know me?"

After saying that, Fu Hai's heart skipped a beat.

He thought to himself, 'Could it be that Fang Zi's involvement with the Boxers has been discovered?'

Shen Hao was stunned by Fu Hai's answer.

This is the Republic of China era, but not just any Republic of China era; it's more like a Republic of China era depicted in a film or television series.

Fu Hai, Liu Fangzi, and Zhao Er is a TV series set in the Republican era.

This Life

Fu Hai was played by Zhang Guoli, Zhao Er was played by Sha Zhu (no, it should be played by He Bing), and Liu Fangzi was played by Li Chengru.

I never expected to find myself in the world of TV dramas. I wonder if there are any other dramas set in the Republican era.

In this drama, Fu Hai is portrayed as an honest man who has the desire to steal but lacks the courage.

7. Having this brother is incredibly unlucky.

I cut off Fuhai's braid; one of today's tasks is complete.

make persistent efforts.

Fu Hai is an honest and obsequious nobody; you can knead him however you want without any problem.

Shen Hao remembered that this guy's sworn brother Zhao Er also had a queue, after all, it was the beginning of the Republic of China, and many people were unwilling to cut their queues.

Instead of searching aimlessly all over the streets, it's better to pinpoint the location precisely.

Thinking of this, Shen Hao asked, "Where do you live?"

Fu Hai was stunned for a moment, not understanding why Shen Hao went to his house.

But he was used to being honest, and although he looked down on these patrolmen behind their backs and called them "stinky foot patrolmen," he really didn't dare to offend them to their faces. He could only obediently answer, "Sir, my home is in the Dazhuang Hutong area. What do you want to do, sir?"

My family was dirt poor, we had nothing at all.

Besides, I cut my braids too.

"Stop their nonsense."

I heard that your sworn brother Zhao Er still has a braid on the back of his head, right?

"This is the Republic of China now, and you sworn brothers still haven't cut off your queues? Are you trying to mess with the President?" Shen Hao threatened.

"No, really no, Zhao Er isn't at my house. How could the military officer be at my house?"

Just ignore it as me farting.

"I don't have a braid anymore, what else do you want?" Fu Hai hurriedly shook his head and said;

Shen Hao knew that Fu Hai was lying. This kid was typically cowardly, afraid of trouble, stupid, honest, and selfish.

These kinds of people are the most dangerous.

Because of his stupidity, he indirectly caused the death of his sworn brother, Zhao Er.

Although Zhao Er was shrewd and worldly-wise, and craved comfort, he was harmless to humans and animals.

He is very loyal and righteous.

The three brothers, Liu Fangzi, are ruthless in their pursuit of money and power, but he also has feelings and principles.

He was loyal to his friends, and perhaps his only mistake in life was eloping with Fu Hai's woman.

Zhao Er is somewhere between Liu Fangzi and Fu Hai. Zhao Er's attitude towards his wife is somewhere between a wife and a plaything. In any case, Zhao Er is an ordinary person.

In Shen Hao's mind, Fu Hai was a purely evil person throughout the entire story, but he thought he was a good person.

He may seem to adhere to so-called benevolence and morality, constantly talking about his duty, but he harms others without benefiting himself. Ultimately, it's because he believes in so-called "righteousness."

Having read Zhou Shuren's articles, one knows that feudal morality is nothing but cannibalism.

Fu Hai was simply following feudal morality in committing evil deeds, without any awareness of his so-called suffering.

Zhang Guoli truly gave a natural performance, portraying Fu Hai to the fullest. Zhao Er and Liu Fangzi are incredibly unlucky to have a brother like Fu Hai.

With the plot flashing through his mind, Shen Hao felt increasingly disgusted looking at Fu Hai.

I couldn't help but kick him again.

"You fucking pretend, huh?"

"Sir, I really don't know where Zhao Er is?" Fu Hai knelt on the ground and kowtowed.

His appearance suggested he truly didn't know.

Shen Hao sneered, "Pretending to be something you're not, are you? Talking about loyalty, huh?"

I'll ask you one more time, and you really don't know?

"I really don't know," Fu Hai said, forcing himself to speak.

"Since that's the case, it just so happens that our bureau chief has ordered us to grab a few able-bodied men from the streets to serve in the army."

The fighting in the south is getting intense lately. I see you're a strong and capable young man, a promising candidate. You have a very bright future in the army..."

Before Shen Hao could finish speaking, Fu Hai hurriedly shook his head, interrupting and pleading:

"No, sir, please don't conscript me. I'm really not suited for it."

"Sir, I know where Zhao Er is. He's at my house. He came back late last night, and I bet he's still sleeping because of the heat."

Seeing this, Shen Hao sneered. As expected, that bastard was incredibly hypocritical.

Shen Hao said coldly, "No, we have to recruit you into the army now. Follow President Yuan, and you'll live a life of luxury without worry."

It's much better than being a paper craftsman.

Who knows, he might rise to great heights and bring honor to his ancestors in the future.

"Exactly, you're so spineless, it would be a shame if you didn't get some military training."

"We're doing this for your own good, so don't be ungrateful."

Peng Zhongsheng and Zhou Zhenhao worked together with Shen Hao, singing in unison.

It seems they really want to recruit Fuhai into the army.

This terrified Fu Hai; his heart skipped a beat, and his face turned ashen.