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

Chapter 134

　　The jewelry that Sheng Chaohui took from the cabinet of the Sheng family's shop cost about three hundred silver dollars, but if the Sheng family sold it, it could be sold for six or seven hundred silver dollars.

　　However, at 1,100 yuan, the price is a bit outrageous.

　　Sheng Chaohui has a long history in his family, and he knows the price of jewelry very well. He naturally knows that his father has done too much. He also knows that his father did this because he didn't want him to be rich...he can only admit it.

　　In fact, his father is still in charge of him, which is not a bad thing for him - he doesn't want to leave the Sheng family.

　　"Did you give all those jewels to the Prime Minister of Huaguo?" Mu Qiong asked.

　　Sheng Chaohui nodded.

　　"You like her that much?" Mu Qiong asked again. He knew that those jewels were not worth a thousand silver dollars, but they should be worth hundreds of silver dollars. I sent so much...

　　Even people who are much richer than Sheng Chaohui may not be as generous as Sheng Chaohui. No wonder the well-known Prime Minister of Huaguo stayed with Sheng Chaohui during that time.

　　"I don't know either." Sheng Zhaohui was a little dazed.

　　Seeing him like this, Mu Qiong knew that he might still be thinking about that Huaguo Prime Minister.

　　That woman is very beautiful, and she does have the capital to be missed.

　　Before Mu Qiong left, he specially found Huang Yang and two people and asked them to urge Sheng Chaohui to exercise more.

　　After his own muscle strain, he chose to reduce the intensity of exercise and wait for muscle recovery because he had many other things to do.

　　Sheng Chaohui is different. Sheng Chaohui has nothing to do now, so he can practice more.

　　When he was exhausted, he had no time to think about it.

　　Mu Qiong left Sheng Chaohui's place and went to the editorial department of Education Monthly. As soon as he entered, he saw the two new editors saying something indignantly: "Those Japanese are really hateful!"

　　"They're making excuses to find fault!"

　　Mu Qiong vaguely heard a few words, and asked suspiciously: "What are you talking about?"

　　"Mr. Mu, the Japanese organized a parade!" one of the editors said.

　　"What parades?" Mu Qiong asked.

　　The editor spoke immediately.

　　When "Contagion" was first published in the Hope Monthly, the Japanese who read the article were very dissatisfied, and even wrote a letter to the Hope Monthly, asking the Hope Monthly to hand it over.

　　Of course, Hope the Monthly didn't care, and now it's even publishing Contagion for the second time.

　　The behavior of the Hope Monthly News has undoubtedly angered the Japanese. Today, Japanese ronin and Japanese overseas Chinese living in Shanghai organized a parade to express their dissatisfaction. They not only surrounded the editorial office of the Hope Monthly News, but also found out about Many hoped the monthly papers would be burned.

　　The Japanese Consul in Shanghai even protested to the government of the Republic of China and the Shanghai Municipal Government, asking them to arrest the members of Hope Monthly, and severely punish the editor of Hope Monthly and the author of "Contagion".