The logic is plausible, the way of narration is simple and crude, and the bloody scenes make the stomach churn. In fact, it is hard to say who is right against whom, but the most shameful thing is indeed that the insurance company is good. After all, the insurance company has separated from the people-oriented, and the insurance is the grandson, and when the claim is settled, it becomes the uncle. The public outrage was deserved. In fact, the accumulation of a lot of primitive capital is built on the dead corpses, but we can't see it.
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