Every country has a glorious history, except for H country, which is why they love to plunder.

The use of "they" is excellent.

Thankfully, I won't see it again!

After following the app, Yan Jiu didn't log out. She first checked her private messages as if she had a premonition.

As expected.

Yan Jiu discovered that the manor's employer had sent her a message of gratitude and a request, thanking her for permanently resolving the manor's problem and requesting that she be able to properly bury Zhenichka's remains.

System: [My goodness, what's that sparkling light? Oh, it's the glimmer of hope for business.]

Yan Jiu: "..."

She replied that she would contact her later.

He then leisurely started watching videos.

I swiped for a short while.

Yan Jiu's gaze lingered on a dance video, which inexplicably gave her a sense of belonging.

The video begins with a text message.

#Bloodline Suppression of Ethnic Minorities#

#Which ethnic groups are naturally gifted at dancing?#

Click to open the video.

What comes into view is a bunch of comments.

[Anyway, there's no "water clan" (a derogatory term for a certain type of person), hahaha.]

[I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm just one of those people from the "Water Tribe" who can't dance.]

[Question: What do all these different ethnic groups do?]

[I'll answer first: I'm from the Water Tribe, and I can brag.]

[Besides the Water Tribe, can everyone dance?]

[It's okay, we, the Water Clan, will let you dance for us~doge emoji for protection.jpg]

Nobody knows how to clap better than me!

I think I should reincarnate and start over.

The video is a composite of multiple videos.

The performance, which combines dances from multiple ethnic groups, is a visual treat and evokes admiration.

Yan Jiu felt a sense of belonging in this short three-minute video, a sense she hadn't experienced in the Rosary Cross.

She nodded thoughtfully.

She can't jump either.

What ethnicity does she belong to?