Question asked: “What was the probability of surviving after being hit by a mud truck?”

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Really, I was truly shocked. That was a Scania! The Rolls-Royce of trucks!

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Who wasn’t shocked? Although it was known that the Scania was headed to a rural truck gathering, it was brought by the boss for overtime, so the decorations on the truck were not removed, giving him a slim chance of survival—but that was a Scania!

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When I saw the news, I was completely stunned. Surviving a hit from a mud truck, and under the chaotic lawlessness of the USA, deceiving everyone, including his partner, and surviving with just a few scars on his face—bro, are you Superman or Batman?

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Why did everyone above just exclaim whether he was Superman or Batman, even Deadpool appeared, but no one actually asked which person they were talking about?

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I searched myself. Globally, it seemed that he was the only one who survived a Scania incident. I saw the foreign websites blow up—a huge group of foreigners rushed to XHS screaming wildly.

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It was probably because those foreigners also found it incredible… but some of the words I couldn’t understand and didn’t translate.

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…If you still wanted this post to survive, it was better not to discuss foreign topics. Think about Mele Zong. It was said that the legitimate husband and Mele Zong had suffered the same treatment. But he was more impressive—he survived a Scania hit.

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Thanks to the original poster for deleting the few layers above. But why call him the legitimate husband? Didn’t he and his partner attend a press conference these past few days? They seemed quite affectionate.

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—Didn’t the person upstairs watch “Whose True Heart”?

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I watched it, but it was clear that those exaggerated actions were probably not serious towards Ye Wangxing. And hadn’t Ye Wangxing and his legitimate partner handled affairs these past few days? No one else even made a peep. Maybe they realized undermining him was impossible?

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…I give up. You really only read the news without checking other gossip sources, right?

Those people didn’t appear, that was true. But wasn’t it because the legitimate husband had already sent the others to the hospital?

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Ah?

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Ah?

…

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Hold on—this wasn’t illegal, right? How did he dare act here? This was already a criminal case, wasn’t it?

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Upstairs, the legitimate husband really hadn’t struck anyone. He just carried out a simple domestic strategy—he had the chef bring several canned foods from the USA, intending to let everyone reminisce about USA cuisine.

But whether it was the chef’s fault or his own, the cans the chef brought knocked out the other three.

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It wasn’t poisoning. If it were, the prosecutors wouldn’t have ignored it. It was just ordinary canned food, legally produced in the USA and sold commercially.

—After inspection, the three just had allergies.

The hardest part was that the ambulances were called by the legitimate husband.

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…The legitimate husband was amazing. He handled the mistresses all at once and still repaired his relationship with his wife.

Although I always felt it was for boosting stock prices. Still impressive!

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The person above admired too soon. The legitimate husband had not reconciled fully with the widower. Outside of business meetings, the widower kept a cold face. The atmosphere between them seemed strained.

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Your husband knocked down your lovers. Your mood wouldn’t be great either, which even affected the company business. Since he hadn’t reclaimed the inheritance after returning, most of the group assets were now the widower’s, affecting stock prices. Could he show the legitimate husband a good face?

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The legitimate husband barely survived, recovered, and came to see his partner, fearing that his appearance would scare her. And this was how Ye Wangxing repaid him?

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Don’t forget, the legitimate husband had helped Ye Wangxing punish the entire family of his cheating brother-in-law.

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I remembered—it was Actor Shi, right? The one who wasn’t satisfied with a perfect wife and wanted to train her into a perfect housewife. My God, if it weren’t for his manager exposing it, I really couldn’t understand why such feudal remnants still existed in the 21st century.

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Don’t just blame Shi Xianzhu—blame his family too! The Shi family weren’t good people either. Even in the 21st century, they still played the game of legitimate vs. branch descendants, and some branches truly received resource advantages. Whether you were legitimate or main branch, it was set for life.

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Not only that, the branches had to support the main branch to achieve higher positions, then throw scraps to the branches so they would be grateful.

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…After reading the above, suddenly I felt my two big millstones were useful.

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Hahaha, Mr. Huang, right? Come with me. I know where their family genealogy is!

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How did their family survive until now without the superiors noticing?

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…I suggest you upstairs just shut your mouth. Could we even discuss such matters? Want to cancel your account?

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Alright, alright, some things could be discussed. For example, the Shi family was almost finished. Their eldest legitimate son was under investigation, the old patriarch was furious, and the investigation material had been submitted before someone returned to the country.

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Feudal remnants deserved to die. But if that was the case, why did people say the legitimate husband helped Ye Wangxing deal with the Shi family?

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What the person upstairs said was correct in part. The investigation was coincidental—but Shi Xianzhu was handled personally by the legitimate husband.

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At that time, Shi Xianzhu still clung to Song Yun and didn’t want a divorce. Then the legitimate husband saw it. The endorsements on Shi Xianzhu’s dropped. Later, Shi Xianzhu posted online late at night. My god, that little essay was so emo that it was like his own father had died.

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…Actually, that little emo essay was still okay—at least it had some literary flair, and some literary youths might have liked it. But after his father was punished by the patriarch and removed from the family record because of him, and he was also held accountable, the essay he wrote to his father was truly unbearable to look at.

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…

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—Don’t make me remember it!!!!!

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That kind of thing, that terrifying, twisted writing that shouldn’t exist in this world, don’t make me remember it!

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My god, it spanned so many posts! Was Actor Shi’s little essay really that destructive? I became a little curious…

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Don’t look. Absolutely don’t look. That was the whisper of an ancient god, the words of demons when the gates of hell opened. Don’t gaze, don’t respond!!! Let it be erased, aaahhh!

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Aaaahhh! What did I just see?! Was this a normal father-son relationship?!!! Help!!! Was he planning to take revenge on society because his dad went to jail?! Help!!!

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…Or rather, it was too late. This symptom lasted at least a whole night. Luckily, Shi Xianzhu had already been erased completely. This year, the entertainment industry hadn’t invited him to any events. He couldn’t even gatecrash red carpets.

Otherwise, seeing his face would make me remember that little essay.

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Luckily Song Yun divorced him. I couldn’t imagine it. Just reading the text caused such mental torment. Seeing Song Yun in person must have caused unimaginable psychological shock.

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…So let’s change the topic. By the way, why did we discuss this topic earlier?

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You always derail topics. Didn’t we start by discussing why Ye Wangxing treated the legitimate husband that way? The legitimate husband had helped his brother escape misery and blocked Shi Xianzhu outside his house.

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Right. If Shi Xianzhu really was as people said online, then Ye Wangxing treating the legitimate husband like that would show he didn’t know how to appreciate help.

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Previously, changing three lovers in half a year was one thing—after all, the husband had died, and you couldn’t force someone to remain a widow. But the husband returned alive, and still being treated that way isa bit much.

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…Actually, it wasn’t entirely Ye Wangxing’s fault. The legitimate husband wasn’t exactly normal. Anyone in his position would not have shown a pleasant face. But I truly didn’t expect that the legitimate husband abroad caused such a huge mess, forcing someone to reveal all his secrets.

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? Details?

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Just check the foreign reports reposted by marketing accounts. The USA probably went all out this time, likely involving other forces. The surveillance was incredibly clear.

—Even when the legitimate husband faked his death and climbed back to the old residence to grab the widower’s neck, it was filmed clearly.

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…Ah?

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Ah?????

…

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He didn’t actually grab anyone’s neck, my god! That was domestic violence, right? No wonder Ye Wangxing didn’t show him a pleasant face!

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Could someone report it? Kaizer looked bigger than two widowers—this was definitely domestic violence!

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It was okay. Don’t worry too much. They then played footage from a year ago.

—You saw the seemingly weak and helpless widower grabbing the legitimate husband, and the legitimate husband didn’t even dare move his hands.

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…Ah?

This thread? Was this the one I posted over the past year? The most active one.

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No, what was this? Husband-husband play? But back to the reason, why did it happen? Casual?

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Oh, the reason was the widower discovered that the legitimate husband monitored him 24 hours a day. He couldn’t bear it and hit him.

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…How could someone use such a casual tone to say such terrifying things?

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—What do you mean 24-hour monitoring? Is this Chinese? Am I still in China?

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Upstairs, they did this abroad. Rest assured about that.

As for why I was calm, once you read all the foreign reports, you would also remain calm.

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After all, similar events happened to the other three men while the legitimate husband faked his death.

Foreigners really were tough, and the widower was extremely resilient. He still hadn’t broken down. How mentally strong must he have been?

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—It’s not about what, just say it!

…

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I’m back, but never mind that for now. The most important thing isn’t this.

—The foreign internet released another crucial piece of evidence.

They got hold of the legitimate husband’s medical records after the car accident.

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Yes, at first glance, there’s nothing unusual—but what if I said the records indicated poisoning?

And the toxin required long-term medication to accumulate?

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…Every time the foreign internet exposes something, it shocks us, but I declare this time the shock is absolutely the most astonishing.

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So… Mr. Widower is actually… a murderer of his legitimate husband????

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Not necessarily. After all, the “mud truck incident” has now been confirmed online as the doing of some politicians.

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…You discuss your conspiracy theories, I just want to know how the legitimate husband truly felt about Mr. Widower.

And of the remaining mistresses—number three, four, and five—standing with the legitimate husband, who would Mr. Widower choose?

…

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Domestic reports came out. Mr. Widower responded, basically denouncing the foreign internet’s nonsense.

As for his romantic issues…

Now I finally understand why he had to return to the country and declared he would absolutely not leave again. (Slowly puts on a pained expression)

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??? Why???

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…Upstairs, because only in our country he can avoid being kidnapped, chained, and locked up!

 

 

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