"ah?"
"Long is the greatest martial saint in our Japan, how could he possibly die from a fall?"
Ryoko explained, hands on her hips.
"Ah, what's the deal with this memorial hall?" Xiao Yue was dumbfounded. She had thought that the other person had fallen to their death, which was why so many people were commemorating them.
Upon hearing Xiao Yue's words, Liangzi finally understood what Xiao Yue meant; it turned out that she had associated the painting with the statue.
This made her chest heave with anger, as if it were about to explode. Fortunately, she gradually calmed down and shook her head, saying:
"Xiao Yue-chan, let me tell you something."
"The painting depicts a scene from one of the Dragon movies. He was just injured, not dead."
"As for the memorial hall, it is because we all respect him that we specially set up a memorial hall for him."
"In reality, Lung has only left the film industry. Although I don't know where he is now, he is still alive."
"What, what did you say?" Xiao Yue, who was initially a little confused, was completely dumbfounded after hearing Liangzi's explanation. "You, you mean, the dragon is still alive?"
Are you kidding me?!
Aren't memorial halls specifically for commemorating the dead?
Why would a living person be commemorated?
And this living person is actually an actor. When did such an amazing actor appear?
Ryoko's words were like an iceberg, completely freezing her thoughts and overturning her understanding.
She suddenly had a doubt: Did they live in the same place...?
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