DPM Chapter 52-The Truth About Saer Part 3
Translated by Snowfall77
After reading most of the notebook, Ye Fan didn’t feel much. He got up and checked their clothes, finding them still damp. Although it was already night, luckily it wasn’t too cold in the cave and they had a fire.
Adding twigs to the fire, Ye Fan turned his head to look at Wu Xingyun. Perceiving Wu Xingyun’s low mood, Ye Fan softly asked: “Yun, what’s wrong?”
Not speaking, Wu Xingyun raised his eyes slightly to meet Ye Fan’s gaze, the clear outline of Ye Fan’s face glowing the firelight. Ye Fan had grown up a great deal in the past couple months. He was very different from when Wu Xingyun had first found him.
Wu Xingyun asked: “Ye Fan, if what Luo Guo wrote is really true, and those people build a spaceship and premeditatedly run away, leaving you behind here on earth……Would you hate them?”
Taken aback for a moment, Ye Fan then laughed, throwing the last branch into the fire. He dusted his hands off and sat beside Wu Xingyun, his tone lighter than the soldier’s: “Maybe it’d be depressing. Whose fault is it that my father isn’t Li Gang? But……I wouldn’t hate.”
Having said that, Ye Fan craned his neck to look at Wu Xingyun, smiling: “Why are you asking this out of nowhere?”
Wu Xingyun would not be sidetracked, asking severely: “Even if meant your life was thrown away?”
“Everyone dies,” Ye Fan responded.
“What if you don’t die, but you’re not able to reproduce?”
When Wu Xingyun said this, Ye Fan’s eyes strayed to Wu Xingyun’s lips.
Flushing a little, Ye Fan kept his smile and said: “I didn’t think about that……And, is it important? As long as it’s not being a premature ejaculator. Having children……If you can’t, you don’t.”
“What if you lost your lover because of this?” Wu Xingyun wasn’t finished.
Staring blankly, Ye Fan earnestly considered the question. After a moment, he said with a serious expression: “If that were the case……I’m sure I’d be broken-hearted. But everyone had their own fate. I’m not going to hate someone……”
“Are you going to run around killing people because of it?” Wu Xingyun didn’t know what had gotten into himself. Having listened to the contents of the notebook, Wu Xingyun felt that Ye Fan was absolutely not as the Federation had described him.
After marrying Mozun, Wu Xingyun had slowly come to feel that the man wasn’t a murder-addicted villain. But discovering how much the truth diverged from the history Wu Xingyun had learned, Wu Xingyun instinctively believed that many more unimaginable things had happened to Mozun.
What Mozun had experienced……Maybe he’d had to bear more than anyone realized.
Hearing the word ‘killing’, Ye Fan was slightly startled. Looking down and recalling his blood-covered hands, his heart suddenly sank.
He didn’t know what he’d face in the future. Who could know what lay in store? However, looking up at Wu Xingyun, Ye Fan declared: “I don’t know……But I won’t just murder people randomly. I definitely won’t!”
Saying this, Ye Fan’s expression was resolute and unwavering. It was like when they’d encountered the black hole together. When Mozun had adamantly refused to let go of Wu Xingyun.
Wu Xingyun bowed his head, reaching out to hold Ye Fan’s hand: “You……You’re a very good person.”
From his palm to his chest, Ye Fan felt a burst of warmth. He wanted to seize the opportunity, draw Wu Xingyun into his embrace, yet he didn’t dare.
So the two men leaned against each other, each thinking their own worrying thoughts, as the fire burned low, coals crackling.
Finally their clothes had dried. After they got dressed, Ye Fan added two more logs to the fire and lay down.
Wu Xingyun reclined on his side, occasionally raising his head to observe the fast asleep Ye Fan, feeling mingled ineffable waves of melancholy and peace of mind.
In the middle of the night, Wu Xingyun became somewhat cold, unconsciously huddling towards heat. Immediately he was pulled to a generous, broad chest, held in someone’s arms.
Even in his dreams, Wu Xingyun knew it was Ye Fan. But it was especially warm, and Wu Xingyun wrapped an arm around the other.
Woken up in the very early morning by the sound of distant footsteps, Ye Fan found their fire extinguished and snow falling outside.
He half leaned against the cave wall, holding Wu Xingyun closely to him.
Wu Xingyun was almost completely within Ye Fan’s grasp, the soldier’s whole back pressed against Ye Fan’s chest.
Ye Fan’s hand wrapped around Wu Xingyun’s waist, the other hand cushioning the soldier’s head, their bodies fitting snugly together with almost no gap.
In particular, Ye Fan could clearly see into Wu Xingyun’s open collar, the unfastened button showing the neck and hints of clavicle.
Distinctly remembering the sight of Wu Xingyun wearing only his underpants in the cave yesterday, Ye Fan knew exactly the shape of the pectoral muscles, the arms, the waist under the collarbone.
Wu Xingyun slept so deep, sticking so close. Ye Fan’s breathing became heavy. With the slightest motion, he could feel Wu Xingyun’s bum pushing against his own lower abdomen.
The appearance of the soldier’s butt appeared immediately in Ye Fan’s mind. Tight, round, and supple. The second he reminded himself, Ye Fan had an uncontrollable rising reaction.
Feeling the closeness of their bodies more and more, Ye Fan tried to contain himself, attempting to bend his lower half away. He didn’t expect that the dreaming Wu Xingyun would sense his movements and softly rub his bum back into Ye Fan’s aroused groin.
Ye Fan almost did something he shouldn’t, but instead hurriedly retreated as Wu Xingyun woke up.
His brain groggy, Wu Xingyun turned his head, though unable to see anything in the dark. Using his sense of touch, he found Ye Fan sleeping with his back to Wu Xingyun.
Then reaching down where his ass had just been, Wu Xingyun found an unexpected rock. Where had that come from?
Wu Xingyun tossed the stone from hand to hand. When his morning fog finally cleared, he quickly threw the rock out of the cave, only then noticing the snow dusting the ground.
The sound of the stone hitting the dirt was loud enough that Ye Fan stopped pretending to be asleep. Stretching and acting like he’d just woken up, he asked: “What’s going on?”
Not answering, Wu Xingyun stood up and walked to the mouth of the cave, his mouth hanging open in astonishment.
Down by the stream there was a procession of about a hundred people marching. They were armed, dressed in camouflage, along with a fully equipped armored vehicle and tank.
Though the most conspicuous amongst the group were two people in civilian clothing.
They were a man and a woman, who looked like the leader of the team, walking at the forefront, talking to the officer next to her from time to time.
The woman wore a red mountaineering suit, with a hat and scarf wrapped around her neck.
The man wore a white suit, his hair shining from a distance, with the nonchalant attitude of a tourist. Not looking a bit like someone who was living in the last days.
Ye Fan also walked to the cave mouth, his head still swimming with the sensation of that bum rubbing against his erection. Now seeing Wu Xingyun’s backside again, and feeling unbounded lust in his heart, Ye Fan’s entire attention focused on the soldier. The more Ye Fan looked, the better the view got.
Wu Xingyun interrupted Ye Fan’s reverie, pointing towards the procession: “Look, that seems to be……The army! Should we go ask for help?”
Looking where Wu Xingyun’s finger indicated, Ye Fan spotted the two civilians first thing. He stared distracted for a minute and rubbed his eyes. Then, pulling Wu Xingyun along with him, Ye Fan started running down the hill, saying: “That’s Luo Ying!”
Racing down the mountainside with Wu Xingyun alongside, countless snowflakes falling, Ye Fan shouted: “Luo Ying! Luo Ying!”
Those who were holding lanterns below shot beams around, until closing in on the two people running towards them. Gun bolts were pulled, all muzzles aimed at the two strangers.
Immediately, Ye Fan stopped, raised his hands high, and shouted to the woman: “Luo Ying, it’s me, I’m Ye Fan!”
The red-clad woman took two steps forward, carefully eyeing the two men lit up by the lanterns, frozen for a second, then promptly ran towards them.
Before they knew it, the beaming woman arrived before them, giving both Ye Fan and Wu Xingyun each a hug.
“Hello! My name is Luo Ying!” The woman extended her hand to Wu Xingyun.
A little excited at meeting a personage from the history books, Wu Xingyun found it all unreal, like a dream. He reached out and shook Luo Ying’s hand, telling her: “Hello, I……I’m Wu Yun, I’m very honored……” Stammering his words, a subtle nervousness overtook Wu Xingyun. He was meeting a leader of the future Federation, someone whose profile he’d been punished to copy a hundred times……
A hundred times!!!
For no reason, Wu Xingyun’s hands suddenly ached again.
” People’s Daily Online ” reported on September 10, 2011 that Li Shuangjiang and Li Gang were equally named as the “Four Famous Fathers “: “This is an era of fighting fathers . The four domestic famous fathers: Li Gang, Wang Jun, Lu Junqing, and Li Shuangjiang , general There is one that you can’t afford to hurt , and you can’t fight it.” Among them, Li Gang ranked first among the “Four Famous Dads”.
https://baike.so.com/doc/5076360-5304064.html
Li Gang (Former Commander of the Armed Police Force)
Li Gang (1922-September 20, 2001) , male, Han nationality, from Sanyuan County, Shaanxi Province, joined the revolution in 1938, entered the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University in Northern Shaanxi, and joined the Communist Party of China the following year. [1] .
Chinese name Li Gang Country of Citizenship China Nationality Han nationality date of birth 1922 Date of death September 20, 2001Occupationsoldiergraduated school North Shaanxi Anti-Japanese Military and Political University Hometown Sanyuan County, Shaanxi Province political status CPC member
In 1938, he joined the revolution and entered the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University in Northern Shaanxi. He joined the Communist Party of China in the following year. Division commander, division commander, director of the military training department of the general staff, chief of staff of the Beijing garrison area, deputy commander of the Beijing garrison area, commander of the armed police force, and consultant of the armed police headquarters.
During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he participated in the battles against stubbornness in the Huai River and Funing, Qingjiang, Shitang, and Dingzhuang, leading the troops to complete the combat tasks assigned by their superiors.
During the War of Liberation, he fought in Northeast China, North China, South China and other places, and led his troops to participate in the battles of Liaoshen and Pingjin.
After the founding of the People’s Republic of China, he was the first to fight in North Korea, participating in the five battles to resist US aggression and aid to Korea and the defense battle on the west bank of the Linjin River.
After returning to China in 1953, he devoted a lot of effort to the revolutionization, modernization, and regularization of the army. He served as the Beijing Garrison leadership positions, dedication, work to strengthen the construction of garrison troops, to defend the capital, security and social stability, has made important contributions [1] .
On September 20, 2001, Comrade Li Gang, the former commander of the Armed Police Force, died of illness in Beijing at the age of 79 [1] .
Character evaluation
As the first commander of the armed police force after the reorganization, Li Gang has always firmly grasped the correct direction of the armed police force construction, actively explored the characteristics and laws of the armed police force construction, and laid a solid foundation for the long-term development of the armed police force. [1] https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E6%9D%8E%E5%88%9A/4688961
DPM Chapter 52-The Truth About Saer Part 3
Translated by Snowfall77
After reading most of the notebook, Ye Fan didn’t feel much. He got up and checked their clothes, finding them still damp. Although it was already night, luckily it wasn’t too cold in the cave and they had a fire.
Adding twigs to the fire, Ye Fan turned his head to look at Wu Xingyun. Perceiving Wu Xingyun’s low mood, Ye Fan softly asked: “Yun, what’s wrong?”
Not speaking, Wu Xingyun raised his eyes slightly to meet Ye Fan’s gaze, the clear outline of Ye Fan’s face glowing the firelight. Ye Fan had grown up a great deal in the past couple months. He was very different from when Wu Xingyun had first found him.
Wu Xingyun asked: “Ye Fan, if what Luo Guo wrote is really true, and those people build a spaceship and premeditatedly run away, leaving you behind here on earth……Would you hate them?”
Taken aback for a moment, Ye Fan then laughed, throwing the last branch into the fire. He dusted his hands off and sat beside Wu Xingyun, his tone lighter than the soldier’s: “Maybe it’d be depressing. Whose fault is it that my father isn’t Li Gang? But……I wouldn’t hate.”
Having said that, Ye Fan craned his neck to look at Wu Xingyun, smiling: “Why are you asking this out of nowhere?”
Wu Xingyun would not be sidetracked, asking severely: “Even if meant your life was thrown away?”
“Everyone dies,” Ye Fan responded.
“What if you don’t die, but you’re not able to reproduce?”
When Wu Xingyun said this, Ye Fan’s eyes strayed to Wu Xingyun’s lips.
Flushing a little, Ye Fan kept his smile and said: “I didn’t think about that……And, is it important? As long as it’s not being a premature ejaculator. Having children……If you can’t, you don’t.”
“What if you lost your lover because of this?” Wu Xingyun wasn’t finished.
Staring blankly, Ye Fan earnestly considered the question. After a moment, he said with a serious expression: “If that were the case……I’m sure I’d be broken-hearted. But everyone had their own fate. I’m not going to hate someone……”
“Are you going to run around killing people because of it?” Wu Xingyun didn’t know what had gotten into himself. Having listened to the contents of the notebook, Wu Xingyun felt that Ye Fan was absolutely not as the Federation had described him.
After marrying Mozun, Wu Xingyun had slowly come to feel that the man wasn’t a murder-addicted villain. But discovering how much the truth diverged from the history Wu Xingyun had learned, Wu Xingyun instinctively believed that many more unimaginable things had happened to Mozun.
What Mozun had experienced……Maybe he’d had to bear more than anyone realized.
Hearing the word ‘killing’, Ye Fan was slightly startled. Looking down and recalling his blood-covered hands, his heart suddenly sank.
He didn’t know what he’d face in the future. Who could know what lay in store? However, looking up at Wu Xingyun, Ye Fan declared: “I don’t know……But I won’t just murder people randomly. I definitely won’t!”
Saying this, Ye Fan’s expression was resolute and unwavering. It was like when they’d encountered the black hole together. When Mozun had adamantly refused to let go of Wu Xingyun.
Wu Xingyun bowed his head, reaching out to hold Ye Fan’s hand: “You……You’re a very good person.”
From his palm to his chest, Ye Fan felt a burst of warmth. He wanted to seize the opportunity, draw Wu Xingyun into his embrace, yet he didn’t dare.
So the two men leaned against each other, each thinking their own worrying thoughts, as the fire burned low, coals crackling.
Finally their clothes had dried. After they got dressed, Ye Fan added two more logs to the fire and lay down.
Wu Xingyun reclined on his side, occasionally raising his head to observe the fast asleep Ye Fan, feeling mingled ineffable waves of melancholy and peace of mind.
In the middle of the night, Wu Xingyun became somewhat cold, unconsciously huddling towards heat. Immediately he was pulled to a generous, broad chest, held in someone’s arms.
Even in his dreams, Wu Xingyun knew it was Ye Fan. But it was especially warm, and Wu Xingyun wrapped an arm around the other.
Woken up in the very early morning by the sound of distant footsteps, Ye Fan found their fire extinguished and snow falling outside.
He half leaned against the cave wall, holding Wu Xingyun closely to him.
Wu Xingyun was almost completely within Ye Fan’s grasp, the soldier’s whole back pressed against Ye Fan’s chest.
Ye Fan’s hand wrapped around Wu Xingyun’s waist, the other hand cushioning the soldier’s head, their bodies fitting snugly together with almost no gap.
In particular, Ye Fan could clearly see into Wu Xingyun’s open collar, the unfastened button showing the neck and hints of clavicle.
Distinctly remembering the sight of Wu Xingyun wearing only his underpants in the cave yesterday, Ye Fan knew exactly the shape of the pectoral muscles, the arms, the waist under the collarbone.
Wu Xingyun slept so deep, sticking so close. Ye Fan’s breathing became heavy. With the slightest motion, he could feel Wu Xingyun’s bum pushing against his own lower abdomen.
The appearance of the soldier’s butt appeared immediately in Ye Fan’s mind. Tight, round, and supple. The second he reminded himself, Ye Fan had an uncontrollable rising reaction.
Feeling the closeness of their bodies more and more, Ye Fan tried to contain himself, attempting to bend his lower half away. He didn’t expect that the dreaming Wu Xingyun would sense his movements and softly rub his bum back into Ye Fan’s aroused groin.
Ye Fan almost did something he shouldn’t, but instead hurriedly retreated as Wu Xingyun woke up.
His brain groggy, Wu Xingyun turned his head, though unable to see anything in the dark. Using his sense of touch, he found Ye Fan sleeping with his back to Wu Xingyun.
Then reaching down where his ass had just been, Wu Xingyun found an unexpected rock. Where had that come from?
Wu Xingyun tossed the stone from hand to hand. When his morning fog finally cleared, he quickly threw the rock out of the cave, only then noticing the snow dusting the ground.
The sound of the stone hitting the dirt was loud enough that Ye Fan stopped pretending to be asleep. Stretching and acting like he’d just woken up, he asked: “What’s going on?”
Not answering, Wu Xingyun stood up and walked to the mouth of the cave, his mouth hanging open in astonishment.
Down by the stream there was a procession of about a hundred people marching. They were armed, dressed in camouflage, along with a fully equipped armored vehicle and tank.
Though the most conspicuous amongst the group were two people in civilian clothing.
They were a man and a woman, who looked like the leader of the team, walking at the forefront, talking to the officer next to her from time to time.
The woman wore a red mountaineering suit, with a hat and scarf wrapped around her neck.
The man wore a white suit, his hair shining from a distance, with the nonchalant attitude of a tourist. Not looking a bit like someone who was living in the last days.
Ye Fan also walked to the cave mouth, his head still swimming with the sensation of that bum rubbing against his erection. Now seeing Wu Xingyun’s backside again, and feeling unbounded lust in his heart, Ye Fan’s entire attention focused on the soldier. The more Ye Fan looked, the better the view got.
Wu Xingyun interrupted Ye Fan’s reverie, pointing towards the procession: “Look, that seems to be……The army! Should we go ask for help?”
Looking where Wu Xingyun’s finger indicated, Ye Fan spotted the two civilians first thing. He stared distracted for a minute and rubbed his eyes. Then, pulling Wu Xingyun along with him, Ye Fan started running down the hill, saying: “That’s Luo Ying!”
Racing down the mountainside with Wu Xingyun alongside, countless snowflakes falling, Ye Fan shouted: “Luo Ying! Luo Ying!”
Those who were holding lanterns below shot beams around, until closing in on the two people running towards them. Gun bolts were pulled, all muzzles aimed at the two strangers.
Immediately, Ye Fan stopped, raised his hands high, and shouted to the woman: “Luo Ying, it’s me, I’m Ye Fan!”
The red-clad woman took two steps forward, carefully eyeing the two men lit up by the lanterns, frozen for a second, then promptly ran towards them.
Before they knew it, the beaming woman arrived before them, giving both Ye Fan and Wu Xingyun each a hug.
“Hello! My name is Luo Ying!” The woman extended her hand to Wu Xingyun.
A little excited at meeting a personage from the history books, Wu Xingyun found it all unreal, like a dream. He reached out and shook Luo Ying’s hand, telling her: “Hello, I……I’m Wu Yun, I’m very honored……” Stammering his words, a subtle nervousness overtook Wu Xingyun. He was meeting a leader of the future Federation, someone whose profile he’d been punished to copy a hundred times……
A hundred times!!!
For no reason, Wu Xingyun’s hands suddenly ached again.
” People’s Daily Online ” reported on September 10, 2011 that Li Shuangjiang and Li Gang were equally named as the “Four Famous Fathers “: “This is an era of fighting fathers . The four domestic famous fathers: Li Gang, Wang Jun, Lu Junqing, and Li Shuangjiang , general There is one that you can’t afford to hurt , and you can’t fight it.” Among them, Li Gang ranked first among the “Four Famous Dads”.
https://baike.so.com/doc/5076360-5304064.html
Li Gang (Former Commander of the Armed Police Force)
Li Gang (1922-September 20, 2001) , male, Han nationality, from Sanyuan County, Shaanxi Province, joined the revolution in 1938, entered the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University in Northern Shaanxi, and joined the Communist Party of China the following year. [1] .
Chinese name Li Gang Country of Citizenship China Nationality Han nationality date of birth 1922 Date of death September 20, 2001Occupationsoldiergraduated school North Shaanxi Anti-Japanese Military and Political University Hometown Sanyuan County, Shaanxi Province political status CPC member
In 1938, he joined the revolution and entered the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University in Northern Shaanxi. He joined the Communist Party of China in the following year. Division commander, division commander, director of the military training department of the general staff, chief of staff of the Beijing garrison area, deputy commander of the Beijing garrison area, commander of the armed police force, and consultant of the armed police headquarters.
During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he participated in the battles against stubbornness in the Huai River and Funing, Qingjiang, Shitang, and Dingzhuang, leading the troops to complete the combat tasks assigned by their superiors.
During the War of Liberation, he fought in Northeast China, North China, South China and other places, and led his troops to participate in the battles of Liaoshen and Pingjin.
After the founding of the People’s Republic of China, he was the first to fight in North Korea, participating in the five battles to resist US aggression and aid to Korea and the defense battle on the west bank of the Linjin River.
After returning to China in 1953, he devoted a lot of effort to the revolutionization, modernization, and regularization of the army. He served as the Beijing Garrison leadership positions, dedication, work to strengthen the construction of garrison troops, to defend the capital, security and social stability, has made important contributions [1] .
On September 20, 2001, Comrade Li Gang, the former commander of the Armed Police Force, died of illness in Beijing at the age of 79 [1] .
Character evaluation
As the first commander of the armed police force after the reorganization, Li Gang has always firmly grasped the correct direction of the armed police force construction, actively explored the characteristics and laws of the armed police force construction, and laid a solid foundation for the long-term development of the armed police force. [1] https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E6%9D%8E%E5%88%9A/4688961
