Secret Agent 3: Phoenix Dominates the World

Chapter 233

The so-called human rights and the so-called equality are mentioned in the book, and they are a belief for ordinary people.

But how many people can understand that the so-called belief is to let you pursue it all your life, believe it and support it all your life.

But can never get it.

Faith is in the sky, you can always hear it, but you can't touch it.

"Xuexue!" Tang Chu's voice sounded again.

She blinked, and stopped looking at him, but sighed again, letting her gaze aimlessly look into the distance through the car curtain.

"Tang Chu." After a long time, he finally spoke again, "Tang Chu, your life is really good. You can see that you are a rich man. There is nothing to do at home, and you can travel around the mountains and rivers as you like."

"Is your life bad?" Tang Chu tilted his head to look, and the more he looked, the more he felt that she didn't look like a teenager at all.

How can a child have so many melancholy?

How can a child have such deep eyes?
Also, how can a child have such a mature and calm mind?
But she is obviously a child!

"My life is not good." It was the first time that Murong Xue had such a serious conversation with Tang Chu, and Murong Xue only felt that either she was crazy or the world was crazy.

But she just had the urge to speak, and Tang Chu's "I" just now brought back too many memories and helplessness in her.

"If my life is good, I won't be running around in this barren mountain in the cold." Looking sideways at Tang Chu again, he added: "I won't meet you, an idiot."

Tang Chu smiled and didn't bother with her, just straightened her clothes, and then whispered:
"Actually, whether life is good or not depends not on the sky, but on people!"

She turned her head, motioning for him to continue.

Tang Chu said again:

"Your life is your own. You have the final say on how to live. So whether it is good or not depends on how you live."

"Can you decide?" Murong Xue seemed to have heard the funniest joke, "You are a son of a rich family, so naturally you don't know the misery of the common people. Go ask the slaves in your house and ask them who can do what you want?" Lord."

(End of this chapter)