My Boss, the White-haired Nun

"If you want to talk about your original intention, then I should be this."

"Actually, it was before the civilization that Ah Lin lived in." Gong Ming hesitated for a moment, then said. "I also built a civilization."

"Huh?" Ji Zi blinked.

"I, who led that civilization with such an idea, created a steam engine from scratch in thirty years, and electricity in fifty years, and made those people almost I have changed the appearance of modern people. I always thought that if I could change the world from the very beginning, wouldn’t there be those who would starve to death?” Gong Ming said softly.

"But in the end I found out that I was pushing the seedlings too much, and I ended up reaping the consequences."

"What happened?" Ji Zi was taken aback, then asked.

"Actually, I don't like people who are too rich." Gong Ming paused, and then suddenly said something that Ji Zi didn't expect.

"I hope people can be happier, but I don't like people living too happy lives. People like me who live in the gap between the two ages are usually very old-fashioned, and they don't want to see young people squandering their youth. I think that It is forgetting one's origin."

"The year before I traveled was also [-]. At that time, both the economy and the Internet were very developed in China. I can often see young people talking nonsense on the Internet, wantonly talking about others and even their relatives, officials, and idols. , passers-by, and cast curses and curses on life. I am often confused and puzzled by this, obviously they only need to ask their parents to know how the vast majority of people who have experienced that era have worked so hard to get to where they are today How dare they desecrate every life like that, insult the nobility of life like that?"

"I don't like that." Gong Ming's eyes dimmed. "But under my help, the three hundred years of civilization finally became like that."

"They began to despise my authority, despise the laws and morals I appointed. They violated the law and ethics, men robbed women and prostituted them. They even regarded me as an obstacle and wanted to take my life." Gong Ming was under Ji Zi's staring eyes. sigh.

"I am willing to sacrifice everything for a great human civilization, but I just think that so-called civilization is a filthy dump."

Gong Ming shook his head, but did not elaborate on the ending of that civilization.

"That's why the civilization of Ah Lin and the others came about later. I slowed down the pace of that civilization and started to educate from the most basic. Finally, a child named Ji Lin was born a thousand years later. Then another hundred years And then came the downfall called Fenrir."

"So that's how you and Sister Lin met?" Ji Zi muttered in a low voice.

"Yes." Gong Ming smiled.Patted her head.

"So, did you notice one thing?"

"What did you find?" Ji Zi thought about it for a while, and then asked in confusion.

"A Lin, she has always looked down on you, or your civilization." Gong Ming said with a smile, speaking in a teasing tone that was almost sobering.

"Did you discover it?"

"Why?" Ji Zi was stunned this time, completely unable to understand Gong Ming's words.

Ji Lin's indifferent arrogance is actually not difficult to find, but this reason makes Ji Zi very strange.

"Is your civilization at that time... more developed than it is now?"

"That's not true. In addition to a lot of black technology, the general technical level at that time was probably what it was in the middle of the [-]th century." Gong Ming denied Ji Zi's conjecture.

"It's just that, in the civilization at that time, everyone had very high moral requirements for themselves. Coupled with some cultural differences, there are differences in moral concepts."

"Self-moral requirements..." Ji Zi was taken aback, and suddenly thought of what Ji Lin said when she and Ji Lin met for the first time.

"An arrogant hypocrite without a king or a father?"

"This is what A Lin told you." Gong Ming was delighted when he heard this sentence. "Indeed, she has always seen your civilization in this way. Especially after I told her that even if the world develops to this day, there will still be famines in some places. Because of my personal reasons, the first civilization to expand outward at that time The first point is that everyone can at least have enough to eat. This is my personal paranoia, but it has also infected the entire civilization. Therefore, in the eyes of Alin, it is a shameful thing for you to be so developed that some people will go hungry. It is a sin. .”

"But each country has a different level of development." Ji Zi argued. "That can't be generalized."

"In Ah Lin's eyes, there is no country or country." Gong Ming shook his head. "In her eyes, you are a whole, a civilization of this era."

"..."

……

The two chatted slowly for a few more words, and the sky gradually turned pale.

Ji Zi, who had acquired a new identity, gradually began to get used to talking with Gong Ming in this posture.Gradually, the restraint was also hidden.

It's just that this is already the last night in March.

When the sun rises, it is rendered by the rising sun into a golden sea full of folds.The dark Wuzhi arrived as promised.

In the cab, Bronya's long gray hair fluttered like snow.

"Is this the last parting?" Ji Zi looked at the black helicopter in the sky and stroked his long hair in the rising sun.

"En." Gong Ming nodded.

"Next time, we won't be separated again."

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Nearly [-] words, two-in-one super chapter

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Not right.

Very wrong.

Very, very wrong.

On the open space outside the chariot assembly base of the Siberian front, Mei Lei looked at the crowd coming and going in front of her in a daze, and the more she thought about it, the more she felt something was wrong.

A few months ago, Bronya suddenly took people to Shenzhou to go to Shenzhou for a mysterious and busy month. What happened during this time...how strange she looked at it.Even when I often walk on the road, I still have the inexplicable illusion of my head sinking.