Brother, don't be like that (A Long Novel with a Moral Lesson)

Author: Regenerate
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: "Di'er" is a Beijing dialect meaning to run away or flee. The general manager of Beijing Universal Company, Zhu Yinsheng, "di'er"ed. To protect themselves, a group led by Vice District Head Ni from K District lured him into a path of escape. During his journey of "di'er," some set traps, some fell into traps, some fell into traps within traps, some set a chain of traps and trapped the ones who had set traps, and some saw through the tricks of the traps and watched who was trapping whom with a cold eye. The struggle for victory and defeat, the twists and turns of fate, the waves of emotions in love—it's as if they were competing for a laurel wreath made of traps. This book mixes money and love, fraud and justice, greed and perseverance, evil and kindness, with the trapped general manager, the cunning petty official, the unscrupulous merchant, and the righteous friend, among the myriad of people. After a thrilling stir-frying and frying, it presents to the readers a "delightful snack" that combines the flavors of Beijing, Canton, and Northeast.