In the following few days, Luo Jun followed his usual routine of going out to read the newspaper during the day and returning home to read novels at night. Life was very regular.
It was also very dangerous.
Qin Huai clearly felt that the frequency of enemy bombings was increasing. When he first entered this memory, the bombing had just ended.
The second bombing came three days later.
The third bombing was on the fifth day.
The fourth occurred on the sixth day.
Both the third and fourth bombings occurred during the day. Two consecutive days of bombings left the public mentally strained. While Luo Jun navigated the alleys to find a place to read novels, Qin Huai could clearly sense the anxiety and uneasiness among the poor, with even vegetable and fuel sellers considerably fewer.
