The Common Man of the Far East

Six years after transmigrating into a new world, Yang Zhu stands before the press with an air of detached indifference. Facing scrutiny over his actions and the legacy of the Mingshan Team, he offers no immediate defense or justification. Instead, he invokes the historical weight of judgment, stating that right and wrong are matters for posterity to decide. As controversies swirl around his team’s conduct, Yang Zhu remains resolute, leaving the final verdict on their deeds to be written by future generations.