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Chapter 65: Better to be a dog in peace than a human in chaotic times (Seeking first subscription! First update!) (Page 2/2)

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Ding Yan smiled wryly, ”It was like that at the time. I went on numerous blind dates, mostly with people in the system. Even the small number outside the system often had parents who were part of it.”

”That’s how society works. Everyone tries to consolidate their strength. You’re not unique in this. If you had married, a few generations later, you might have a family of officials.”

Liang Yuan smiled with nostalgia, ”Someone like me, just a worker before the great flood, would likely find a partner similar to a worker, and our children would probably have the same fate.”

”Generation after generation, without special opportunities, would likely be just laborers.”

”Oh, actually, my kids might not even want to get married, and I wouldn’t have grandchildren, haha.”

Liang Yuan suddenly laughed, and Ding Yan couldn’t help but smile.

She said abruptly, ”You seem to fit well in this environment.”

”In the apocalypse, all orders collapse, and everyone starts on equal footing.”

”Some can stir storms, others become victims.”

”In peaceful times, someone like you wouldn’t have had a chance, but now you’re thriving.”

Liang Yuan smiled, ”Really? But you see, I’ve been fighting too.”

Ding Yan sighed, ”In peaceful times, fighting would have been futile.”

Liang Yuan paused, then nodded, ”You’re right. With that logic, I should be grateful for the great flood?”

Ding Yan smiled and shook her head, ”Better to be a peaceful dog than a chaotic human.”

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Liang Yuan sighed, ”You’re right. If possible, I’d rather be that peaceful dog.”

”Although working hard for a meager salary, carrying a mountain of a mortgage.”

”But at least everyone would still be alive, and life would have beauty.”

”Now, everyone has gone mad. People kill for food with no moral boundaries, some even living in utter humiliation.”

Ding Yan stared at him, her eyes shining with a curious light.

As a beneficiary of the apocalypse, Liang Yuan now had women he couldn’t touch before the end times within reach.

The unresolved mortgages were no longer a concern.

Ding Yan had thought he would enjoy this new life, but she didn’t expect these words from him.

Her admiration for him increased. She pondered and said, ”I used to scroll through short videos about wars abroad and always saw countless comments wishing for a third world war.”

”Or hoping we’d immediately go to war with Neon, Taiwan, or the Lighthouse countries, fearing nothing.”

”As if they’d benefit from the chaos.”

”They don’t realize that in such scenarios, the ones who suffer first are the ordinary people.”

”The truly rich and powerful wouldn’t be affected.”

”How does that saying go? Rise, the commoners suffer. Fall, the commoners suffer.”

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