Demon Lord 3

For 20 years, he was held captive in a Southeast Asian country without any freedom, forced to do things he didn't want to do, primarily to try to restore his memory. However, not only did his memory not return, he likely forgot even more. During those 20 years, in addition to being kidnapped, he was forced to do many things he didn't want to do. Unable to restore his memory, he began to despair. However, he met a few kindhearted people who rescued him. He began to develop his career, starting a business there, exporting fruit and local specialties, and making a lot of money. Returning to China would be extremely difficult, as there were undoubtedly many people watching over him. If he returned or contacted the medical institution he had been in, he would face catastrophic consequences. They might even try to drain everyone out of their purview to steal this technology. No one knew what those people would do or what methods they would employ. Only by keeping them from him could he avoid real harm. Twenty years later, the matter was over, those responsible received due punishment and sanctions. Having seen the light of day again, he immediately returned to China. Upon his return, he discovered that his then-lover had married. After searching for him for two years with no sign of him, he decided to wait no longer. After all, he had already agreed with his parents that if he couldn't find her for two years, he would marry. They later had three children, the youngest of whom is the protagonist of this book. Curious, I asked the author, "How did they finally meet? How did you get to know this person again? Didn't you say you had lost your memory?" The author also said that he lamented the strangeness of fate, especially the starting part. This disease is hereditary. The news that he cured the disease spread throughout the country, and many people in the medical field knew about it. His daughter also studied medicine. After studying medicine, she found out that she had an incurable disease. Her father and grandmother died of this disease, but she didn't know that her father's disease had been cured. When she learned that someone could cure this disease, she wanted to find that person. When she got to a certain point, she found that there was no clue. She had not been here for many years. After all, his daughter was also very good at studying medicine and maintained her own disease. It's not difficult to stop the disease from getting worse, but as people age, it progresses very quickly. If no intervention is taken, they may not even be able to save their lives. In the second part, the little girl went out of town and happened to go to college. Her mentor was the father's newborn daughter. Indeed, this man was not the little girl's biological father, but her stepfather. After her mother married her father, she also gave birth to two brothers and herself. However, unexpectedly, the mother was always unwilling to accept it. When she learned that her white moonlight had returned, she immediately went to find her stepfather. The author said that the only regret here is that this person did not live a good life. In fact, I wanted to make some changes, saying that everyone had a good ending, a good result, and was a perfect person, but in the end, everything they wanted was not like this. Everyone has their own way of living. Why should we be forced to arrange the fate of others? It is better to continue to follow our own destiny! After listening to the whole story, I also sighed. In fact, I had already seen it from this person's face. I just didn't want to look closely. I wanted to listen to this person's story. I like listening to stories, not relying on what I know myself, because if it is what I know, it seems to be more mixed with my own thoughts and feelings. For one thing, I hope that everything is perfect and beautiful, but real events that are more realistic are not like that. Perfection and beauty may be relatively perfect for everyone, but for the whole, it may be incomplete. It may be incomplete for the whole, but perfect for someone. We cannot closely combine the whole and the individual. More often, it may be that we have to separate these things very clearly. There is nothing wrong with holistic thinking, but if we look at it from a one-sided perspective, perhaps holistic thinking is unfair. The only fair point is that the minority obeys the majority, but we cannot approach that critical point. If we approach that critical point, the reasons for the riots will be varied, and the critical point is also the restricted area.