Strange Rules: Ngan Lang Can Arbitrarily Distort The Rules

Suzuna Tsuruta, 17 years old, studying at Mosaka High School, with excellent grades, not the top in appearance, can be regarded as a beauty embryo, Tsuruda's IQ and EQ are both online, no matter where she goes, at the beginning, the interpersonal relationship can be described as quite good, but when her friends heard about her grandfather from somewhere, they all stayed away from her without exception.

Even the teachers at the school deliberately isolated her, and the scholarship that should have been given to her was chosen by someone with worse grades than her.

Not only her, but her family is also very difficult, basically there is no stable job, their family has long been marked by most companies, and even some stores are unwilling to recruit them.

Fortunately, the embassy in China provided her parents with a relatively stable job, so that Tsuruta could afford to go to school.

Not only that, but people from the Chinese embassy will also come from time to time to give gifts and visit their families.

Tsuruta didn't quite understand their behavior, because every time someone from the embassy came, her parents deliberately separated her, and although Tsuruta could hardly hear the conversation, she probably guessed that it had something to do with her grandfather.

She's not the kind of person who sits idly by, and if she doesn't tell her, she goes through the information herself, but the information Tsuruta finds is a fake history that Sakura Country has changed and changed.

Seeing that the above invasion was said to be in and out, the egg duck was changed to suppression, and the dispatch of troops was said to be dispatched, trying to disguise herself as a victim, but for Tsuruta at that time, in addition to the content of the book, the content on the Internet was almost the same, so she had to believe it.

The book has the words "traitor" written after her grandfather's name, providing information to the enemy, stealing our supplies for the other side, killing compatriots and a series of other crimes.

Tsuruta understood why those people treated their family like this, and none of them wanted to be involved with the descendants of the "traitors".

She couldn't help but hate her grandfather in her heart, after all, all her efforts were in vain because of this incident.

However, a little doubt slowly rose in Tsuruta's heart, why did the Chinese embassy keep helping her family, if it was because of her grandfather, it shouldn't have been helping until now.

Until one day, the embassy people came to their house again, and Tsuruta didn't listen to her parents this time, she wanted to know the answer, she didn't want to know anything anymore.

The embassy leader smiled slightly, waved his hand to Tsuruda's parents, and said to Tsuruta.

"Your parents are also for your own good, they are afraid that after you tell you, you will have an argument with that group of people, they don't want you to cause trouble, they just want you to be safe, if you can guarantee it, just read this book.

Tsuruta nodded to him, and after receiving Tsuruda's promise, the consul handed over a book without hesitation.

Tsuruta took the book and read it, this book recorded the crimes of their country during the Anti-Japanese War, which was completely different from what she had seen in the historical record book before.

Tsuruta couldn't help but take a breath as he looked at the contents, until he turned to a page where international friends from various countries were writing about it, and she saw his grandfather's name in it.

Looking at the introduction of his grandfather above, after his grandfather was captured, after a series of education, he understood the wrong behavior of his country, so he volunteered to stay here to do propaganda and logistics work, awakening more Sakura people to see through the ugly face of their own national government.

He died at the age of 25 and is now buried in the Tomb of the Martyrs of Huaguo, where he is said to have never fired a single shot at his compatriots during his lifetime, and the guns were always aimed at the sky.

Seeing this, Tsuruta wiped her tears, she didn't know why she was crying, and after a while, Tsuruta raised her head and looked at the team leader and asked her doubts.

"My grandfather didn't do anything great, but your help to us is undoubtedly immense, don't you regret this kind of inconsistency?"

Hearing this, the leader of the team said to Tsuruta in a very kind tone: "You said how the sea became the sea.

"It's made up of countless droplets of water coming together," Tsuruta replied almost in seconds.

"Then do you understand now? To use a phrase from our Huaguo, it is more appropriate.

"The grace of a drop of water will be reciprocated by a spring." The words of

the team leader are deeply imprinted in Tsuruda's heart, and some people may say why Tsuruta would believe in a book given by an outsider, and he is unwilling to believe in his own country.

But in Tsuruda's heart, the country is pushing itself to a dead end, but everyone in the Chinese embassy is helping her in the real sense, and it is clear who is right and who is wrong.

That day, the image of her grandfather changed in Tsuruda's heart, and she also began to try to learn Mandarin and strive for the opportunity to study in China.