On May 1, 1886, a strike broke out on the streets of Chicago on an unprecedented scale.

The workers, who have been brutally exploited and oppressed for many years, have courageously stood up to defend their legitimate rights and interests, the eight-hour workday.

Although the struggle was severely suppressed (the Haymarket massacre), the chain reaction that followed brought the working class of the world together and won the eventual victory.

May Day, as a common holiday of the international proletariat, has far-reaching significance that still affects us.

Today, some of the rights that we take for granted are the result of the unremitting efforts and sacrifices of our ancestors.

As a laborer living in the great socialist New China, we cannot let the blood of our ancestors be shed in vain.

So, I led by example, as a semi-freelancer, and gave myself a day off on Labor Day.

ok~ok~ Please put down your middle finger and calm down.

Actually, I'm just trying to make a point: labor is glorious, and that's right. But there is no shame in "resting legally".

It's also good to read novels, play games, or go out for a walk when you have free time.

As the saying goes, life is too rushed, and if you forget your work, there is no pain, and you leave your business in the wind......

But what...... It's over the festival.,Why do you still have to ∞→.,ww■w.。

Let's enter the preview at the beginning of the month......

Since I pulled up such a large paragraph above, the text of the preview at the beginning of this month will be relatively short (I am afraid that it will be charged if it is longer).

The "Ultimate Rescue Chapter" set in the SCP Foundation continues, but it won't last long, and it should be over within this week.

After that, it was a drag and a long time...... Oh no...... It's the long-awaited pinnacle S2 preliminaries.

In S2, in addition to Hell Front, players from other studios will also have more scenes, and they will be played out soon.

Stay tuned.

ps: The comics of "Thriller Paradise" have come out, and I have already read it, and I personally think ...... Not bad. I hope you will look at it with the eyes of "adapted works", and don't get too entangled in the degree of restoration. After all...... If a manga is really exactly like a novel, then it is better to read a novel, right?

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