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

Chapter 142

　　Huo Ying's car was bombed? Is Huo Ying okay?

　　Mu Qiong frowned, walked forward quickly, turned a street, and saw Huo Ying holding his bleeding head at the door of a coffee shop not far away, being supported by someone standing in a bombed-out car Next to the cracked car, and around him, many people surrounded him.

　　Seeing this, Mu Qiong was surprised at first, and then relieved.

　　Huo Ying seemed to be in good condition, so there shouldn't be any serious problems.

　　Since Huo Ying was fine, Mu Qiong didn't go through it, and in fact he couldn't go through it either. Huo Ying was surrounded by his subordinates, because this is a downtown area, many people soon surrounded him, including reporters and foreigners.

　　Mu Qiong stood not far away, watching Huo Ying being helped away by his subordinates, turned around and left, and went to the editorial department of Hope Monthly.

　　I hope that the editorial department of the Monthly Newsletter has been smashed into a mess. At this moment, the people from the patrol room have surrounded the ruins.

　　When Mu Qiong first heard the news that the editorial department of Hope Monthly was smashed, he still thought that it might be done by Huo Ying himself, just to blame the Japanese, but now he is not sure.

　　Judging from the appearance just now, Huo Ying was really injured!

　　In fact, it is really possible for the Japanese to do such a thing.

　　In this era, foreigners have always been praised in China, and gradually became lawless, and it is not uncommon for them to do anything.

　　After thinking about it, Mu Qiong went to find Wei Ting.

　　Wei Ting's university has almost been built, and he stays there most of the time, but he was not there when Mu Qiong went there. Mu Qiong asked someone, and found out that he went to Mr. Qi's side.

　　Mu Qiong went to Mr. Qi's residence again.

　　When Mr. Qi first came to Shanghai, he lived in Wei Ting's place, but later all his relatives came to Shanghai, so he rented a house and lived elsewhere.

　　At this time, the transportation is inconvenient, so unless they plan to settle down and never leave, most people will not buy a house. After all, once they leave, the house will be difficult to take care of.

　　Living in Nanjing but buying a house in Shanghai and keeping it for rent collection is very difficult to operate in this era.

　　Mr. Qi's family has a house in their hometown, but they only rent a house here in Shanghai. The house they rented was a bit bigger than Mu Qiong's current one, but it was not spacious because of the large number of people.

　　When Mu Qiong passed by, Wei Ting and some other people gathered in the dining hall of Mr. Qi's house, talking about the conflict between Huo Ying and the Japanese, and the Lushun massacre.

　　Mu Qiong is quite famous now, and Wei Ting was the guarantor, so he was brought in, but because the people who were discussing were very excited, no one greeted him, so Wei Ting took him by his side.

　　"I think we should organize a parade too!"

　　"We should mobilize the people to boycott Japanese products!"

　　"I plan to go to Beijing, and I must let everyone know about it!"

　　"We should organize those victims!"

　　...

　　These people talked to each other and said a lot, and they also mentioned the smashing of the editorial department of the Hope Monthly and the attack on Huo Ying.