Chapter 910
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On May 1, 1886, an unprecedented strike broke out on the streets of Chicago.
The workers, who had been cruelly exploited and oppressed for years, stood up bravely to defend their rightful rights — the eight-hour working day.
Even though this struggle was brutally suppressed (the massacre at Momo Market), the chain reaction that followed united the working class of the world, and they won the final victory.
May Day, as the common holiday of the international proletariat, has a profound meaning that affects us to this day.
Today, some of the rights that we take for granted are the result of the hard work and sacrifice of our ancestors.
As workers living in the great new socialist China, we cannot let the blood of our ancestors flow in vain.
Therefore, as an example, as a semi-freelancer, I gave myself a holiday on Labor Day.
Okay, okay, please put down your middle fingers and calm down.
Actually, I just want to clarify one thing: labor is glorious, that is true. But there is nothing shameful about taking a 'legal break'.
When you have time, you can read novels, play games, or go out for a walk, that is not a bad thing.
As the saying goes, life is too rushed. If you forget about work, there is no pain, and you leave work behind in the wind.
But … the holiday is over, and you still have to do what you need to do.
Let's move on to the monthly trailer …
Since I have rambled on for so long, this month's trailer will be quite short (I am afraid I will be charged if it is longer).
The 'Ultimate Rescue' with the SCP Foundation as the background is still ongoing, but it does not look like it will last for too long. It should be finished within this week.
After that, it will be delayed again and again … Oh, no, it will be the prelude to the Tournament for the Best S2.
In S2, other than Underworld Frontline, the players from other gaming studios will also have more scenes, and it will be shown soon.
Stay tuned.
PS: The comic for Thriller Paradise has been released, and I have read it. Personally, I think … it is not bad. I hope that everyone will read it as if it is an 'adaptation' and not get too hung up on the authenticity. After all … if the comic is really the same as the novel, why not read the novel?
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