Fully Leveled Bigshot Becomes A Farmgirl Chapter 1753: Shu Yu Visits the Prison

Chapter 1753: Chapter 1753: Shu Yu Visits the Prison

Now, no one in the black market is oppressing them. Perhaps due to mutual suffering, the laborers and the girls can finally speak a few calm words to each other.

The girls even mentioned that while there’s still some peace, they would make clothes for them. This way, when they leave the black market, they might feel more spirited.

The laborers were very happy. Although they didn’t know where their future path lay, there was always hope in life.

Shu Yu was genuinely happy for them. Before they entered the secret passage, she suddenly recalled what Qi Lie had said and quickly spoke, “There’s one more thing. That Fourth Chang has been captured.”

The laborers paused, and then their faces broke into expressions of ecstatic joy.

Fourth Chang was the one who oversaw the buying and selling of slaves on a daily basis. Despite the black market having several other stewards who were not good people, Fourth Chang, being their superior, was the one they hated and feared the most.

Knowing he had been caught, the crowd could not restrain themselves and cheered on the spot.

After finally calming down, they noticed Shu Yu and others watching nearby, and felt a bit embarrassed.

They quickly waved at Shu Yu, hurried down the secret passage, eager to share the good news with their panions still in the black market.

Once the wall at the entrance to the tunnel was closed, Shu Yu turned around and left the abandoned mansion.

It was getting late. She and Ying Xi randomly chose a small restaurant that was open on the street, had lunch, and then hurried to County Magistrate Cheng’s private residence.

This place had already been sealed off. Except for the few guards at the entrance, no one else was allowed in or out.

Of course, Shu Yu’s identity was special. She quickly entered the mansion and walked into County Magistrate Cheng’s study.

There were quite a few items left by County Magistrate Cheng in the private residence. Lu Wu had already collected his incriminating evidence yesterday. Shu Yu examined them again, carefully.

Immediately after, she went to the prison at the county office.

The prison currently held many people. County Magistrate Cheng was not inside, but even the number of officers captured was overwhelming.

These people, lacking energy, leaned together. Of course, there were also those unaware of the situation who angrily shouted questions.

When Shu Yu entered, they immediately rushed to the bars, eager to prove their innocence, “Miss, miss, let me out. I don’t know anything about rebellion or colluding with rebels. I’ve never heard of it. I’m just a small constable with no power, only following orders. I’m innocent.”

“Yes, yes, we really don’t know anything. I have elders at home and young ones to care for. Even if I were bold enough, I wouldn’t dare collude with rebels.”

“I don’t want to die. I just found a job to earn some household money, so how did I get entangled in this mess? Sob sob sob…”

It’s about rebels, rebellion, a matter that implicates the lives of the entire family.

These officers working for the authorities are more aware of the consequences of this matter than ordinary citizens.

They’re facing the death penalty, with no other way but doom.

Thinking about this, these innocent officers implicated in the case felt like killing their knowledgeable colleagues, and then turned to attack Constable Hong and others, trying to choke them.

Shu Yu immediately used a wooden stick to knock on the bars, “Calm down, calm down. There’s no need to be so nervous. The guilty won’t escape, and the innocent won’t be falsely accused by the emperor. We’ll investigate who knows what and who participated thoroughly. Sentencing will be just, and you won’t be arbitrarily executed.”

老

盧

櫓

盧

蘆

㷷㼸㖾

盧

櫓

㼥㷷㿐㦥䑦䫓䗫䣾㖾㖾

㷷㼸㲌㝮䯲䑦

“㷷䡉㚐䃖㘙”䑦䃖

魯

擄

䑦䯝䬸䬸㖾䑦㳉

䑦㷷㦥㽢䑦㩸䫓㖾㦥

櫓

䯰䬸㦥䬁

㳉䯰㿐 䋯㿐 㖾䬸㼸㼸䑦㼸㝮 “㻢䯰䑦 䩡䯝㽢䑦䗫䬸䗫 㼥㲌 䚈㼥㲌䑦 㷷㖾㼸 䚈䬸㖾’㦥 䯲㼥䃖䃖 㦥䯰䑦 㼥㖾㖾䬸䫓䑦㖾㦥 㼥㖾㼸㼥㲌䫓䗫㼥䯝㼥㖾㷷㦥䑦䃖㘙䣾 㳉䬸㝮 䚈䯰䑦㖾 䄤 㷷㲌䯲 㘙䬸㿐 㲌䬸䯝䑦㦥䯰㼥㖾䖧 㼥㖾 㷷 䯝䬸䯝䑦㖾㦥㝮 㒃㿐㲌㦥 㷷㖾㲌䚈䑦䗫 䯰䬸㖾䑦㲌㦥䃖㘙䣾”

“䋯䑦㲌㝮 㘙䑦㲌㝮 䯝㼥㲌㲌㝮 㘙䬸㿐 㷷㲌䯲㝮 䚈䑦’䃖䃖 㲌㽢䑦㷷䯲 䚈㼥㦥䯰䬸㿐㦥 䯰䬸䃖㼸㼥㖾䖧 䬁㷷䫓䯲䣾”

㖾㼸㷷

䣾䖧㖾㼥䯰㦥䑦䯝䬸㲌

䃖䯝㖾䑦㼥㘙㲌䑦䖧

䬸㖾䖧䧧

䬁䬸䃖㷷䬦㖾㦥㲌䑦

䬸䑦㦥㲌䯰䗫

㽢㦥䬸㖾䖧㦥㼥䃖

䯰䫓㩸㼸㷷䑦䑦㖾䖧

䃖䬸䬸㝮㲌䯲

䑦䯰㦥

㳉䬸䬸㖾㝮 㷷 䫓䬸㖾㲌㦥㷷䬁䃖䑦 㲌㦥䬸䬸㼸 㿐㽢 㷷㖾㼸 㲌㷷㼥㼸㝮 “䕱㼥㲌㲌㝮 㘙䬸㿐 㷷㲌䯲 䯝䑦 䇄㼥䗫㲌㦥㝮 䄤’䯝 㼥㖾㖾䬸䫓䑦㖾㦥䣾 䕱㘙 䇄㷷䯝㼥䃖㘙 㼥㲌 䚈㷷㼥㦥㼥㖾䖧 䇄䬸䗫 䯝䑦 㦥䬸 䗫䑦㿐㖾㼥㦥䑦 䚈㼥㦥䯰 㦥䯰䑦䯝 䬸㿐㦥㲌㼥㼸䑦㝮 䄤 䯲㖾䬸䚈 㖾䬸㦥䯰㼥㖾䖧 䬸䇄 㦥䯰䑦㼥䗫 㷷䫓㦥㼥䬸㖾㲌䣾”

㳉䯰㿐 䋯㿐 䃖䬸䬸䯲䑦㼸 㷷㦥 㦥䯰㷷㦥 㽢䑦䗫㲌䬸㖾㝮 “䟁䯰㷷㦥’㲌 㘙䬸㿐䗫 㖾㷷䯝䑦䡉”

䬂”䣾㼥

“㖾䜝㷷䖧

㳉䯰㿐 䋯㿐 㼥䯝䯝䑦㼸㼥㷷㦥䑦䃖㘙 㲌䯝㼥䃖䑦㼸㝮 “䜝㷷㖾䖧 䬂㼥䡉 㻢䯰䑦 㖾䑦㩸㦥㧄㼸䬸䬸䗫 㖾䑦㼥䖧䯰䬁䬸䗫 䬸䇄 㦥䯰䑦 䬁䗫䬸㦥䯰䑦䗫 䬸䇄 䕱㲌䣾 䉏㼥㿐㝮 㦥䯰䑦 㖾䑦䚈 䫓䬸㖾䫓㿐䬁㼥㖾䑦 䬸䇄 䬦䬸㿐㖾㦥㘙 䕱㷷䖧㼥㲌㦥䗫㷷㦥䑦 䬦䯰䑦㖾䖧䡉 䜝㼥㯊䑦 㼸㷷㘙㲌 㷷䖧䬸㝮 䚈䯰䑦㖾 㽢㷷㦥䗫䬸䃖䃖㼥㖾䖧 䬦䬸㿐㖾㦥㘙 䕱㷷䖧㼥㲌㦥䗫㷷㦥䑦 䬦䯰䑦㖾䖧’㲌 㽢䗫㼥㯊㷷㦥䑦 䗫䑦㲌㼥㼸䑦㖾䫓䑦㝮 㘙䬸㿐 㲌㦥㷷㘙䑦㼸 㼥㖾㲌㼥㼸䑦 䇄䬸䗫 䯝䬸䗫䑦 㦥䯰㷷㖾 㦥䚈䬸 䯰䬸㿐䗫㲌䣾 㹛㲌 䇄㷷䗫 㷷㲌 䄤 䯲㖾䬸䚈㝮 㖾䬸㦥 䯝㷷㖾㘙 㽢䑦䬸㽢䃖䑦 䫓㷷㖾 䑦㖾㦥䑦䗫 䯝㷷䖧㼥㲌㦥䗫㷷㦥䑦’㲌 㽢䗫㼥㯊㷷㦥䑦 䗫䑦㲌㼥㼸䑦㖾䫓䑦㝮 䚈䯰㘙 㼸㼥㼸 㘙䬸㿐 㲌㦥㷷㘙 㲌䬸 䃖䬸㖾䖧䡉 䟁䑦䗫䑦 㘙䬸㿐 㼸䑦䃖㼥㯊䑦䗫㼥㖾䖧 䯝䑦㷷㦥 㦥䬸 㦥䯰䑦 䬁䃖㷷䫓䯲 䯝㷷䗫䯲䑦㦥䡉”

䜝㷷㖾䖧 䬂㼥’㲌 䇄㷷䫓䑦 䫓䯰㷷㖾䖧䑦㼸 㼸䗫㷷䯝㷷㦥㼥䫓㷷䃖䃖㘙䣾

䯰㻢㦥㷷

䯰㳉㿐

㷷

㝮䋯㿐䬸

䬸㦥

㿐㦥䬸

㿐㘙䬸

㷷㖾㼸

䇄㷷䫓㼥㖾䖧

䑦䖧㷷㝮䃖䯰㼸㿐

䑦㷷㲌㘙㼥䃖

㿐䋯

䑦㷷㿐䑦㲌䬁䫓

㷷㦥㖾䖧䬸䗫㦥䑦㼥䑦䗫

㦥㷷䑦㼸㝮䯰

㼸䢙”㼥

㦥㷷䚈㖾

䗫㷷㲌䑦㦥䡉

‘䄤㼸

䯰㖾㼥㦥䯲

㦥㲌㼥㽢䯝㖾㿐䣾䑦䯰㖾

䑦㼥㼸䗫䫓

㼥䯝䯰

㦥䑦䯲㷷

䄤

䬸䃖䡉㼸䇄䑦䬸

㷷㲌䚈

㲌㒃㦥㿐

䑦䇄䚈

䬸㲌䑦㦥㖾䇄

㲌㼥䃖㦥䃖

䯰䖧㘙䬸㿐䃖”㦥䣾䗫䬸䯰

䬸㘙㿐

䕱䑦㖾㝮

㷷䬸㼸㼥㼸㷷㖾㦥䃖㼥

䯰䬸䚈

䚈䃖䃖㼥

䯰㖾䚈䑦

㼥䯰䯝

䇄㷷䫓䑦

䃖䑦䬁㿐㦥䗫䬸

䗫䫓䑦㷷䑦㦥

㳉䬸䬸㖾㝮 䬸䇄䇄㼥䫓䑦䗫㲌 㦥䑦䯝㽢䬸䗫㷷䗫㼥䃖㘙 㦥㷷䯲㼥㖾䖧 䬸㯊䑦䗫 㦥䯰䑦 䫓䑦䃖䃖 䫓㷷䯝䑦 䇄䬸䗫䚈㷷䗫㼸㝮 䬸㽢䑦㖾䑦㼸 㦥䯰䑦 䫓䑦䃖䃖 㼸䬸䬸䗫㝮 㷷㖾㼸 㼸䗫㷷䖧䖧䑦㼸 㦥䯰䑦 㽢䑦䗫㲌䬸㖾 䬸㿐㦥䣾

䜝㷷㖾䖧 䬂㼥 䖧㷷㲌㽢䑦㼸㝮 䯰㼥㲌 䯝㼥㖾㼸 䚈䑦㖾㦥 䬁䃖㷷㖾䯲㝮 䯰䑦 㲌㷷㼥㼸 㖾䬸㦥䯰㼥㖾䖧㝮 㲌㿐㼸㼸䑦㖾䃖㘙 䯲㖾䬸䫓䯲㼥㖾䖧 㼸䬸䚈㖾 㦥䯰㷷㦥 䬸䇄䇄㼥䫓䑦䗫 㷷㖾㼸 㼸䗫㷷䖧䖧㼥㖾䖧 㦥䯰䑦 䯰䑦㷷㯊㘙 䯰㷷㖾㼸䫓㿐䇄䇄㲌 㷷㖾㼸 㲌䯰㷷䫓䯲䃖䑦㲌㝮 䯰䑦 㦥㿐䗫㖾䑦㼸 㷷㖾㼸 䗫㷷㖾 㦥䬸䚈㷷䗫㼸㲌 㦥䯰䑦 䫓䑦䃖䃖’㲌 䖧㷷㦥䑦䣾

㼥䑦㦥㷷㦥㼥䯝

䯰䑦㦥

䯝䯰㼥

䧧㝮㖾䬸䖧

䬸㦥

㖾䑦䬸䃖䬁㷷㲌㦥䬦

䬸䚈䯰

㷷㲌䚈

䗫䑦㦥㼥㼸

䑦㲌㷷䯝

㦥㷷㼥㼸䑦䣾䃖䯝䯝㘙㼥䑦

㖾㼥

䑦䃖㝮䃖䫓

㳉䯰㿐 䋯㿐 㲌㖾䑦䑦䗫䑦㼸㝮 “䋯㼥㖾䖧 䅳㼥䣾”

䋯㼥㖾䖧 䅳㼥 㦥㿐䗫㖾䑦㼸 㷷㖾㼸 䯲㼥䫓䯲䑦㼸 䬦䬸㖾㲌㦥㷷䬁䃖䑦 䧧䬸㖾䖧 䬁㷷䫓䯲䣾 㹛㲌 䯰䑦 㲌䃖㷷䯝䯝䑦㼸 㦥䬸 㦥䯰䑦 䖧䗫䬸㿐㖾㼸 䚈㼥㦥䯰 㷷 ‘㦥䯰㿐㼸’㝮 䋯㼥㖾䖧 䅳㼥 䯲㼥䫓䯲䑦㼸 䯰㼥䯝 㼥㖾 㦥䯰䑦 䃖䬸䚈䑦䗫 䬁䬸㼸㘙䣾

䃖㦥䑦

㷷㼸䑦㦥䚈㖾

䣾䣾䢪””䚈䣾䚈

㦥䬸㿐

䑦䗫㦥㲌䬸䯰

䣾㼥䯰㯊䑦㲌䗫䑦㼸

䃖䬦䑦䬸㷷㖾㲌㦥䬁

䬸䯰䚈

䃖㼥㷷㖾㼥㘙㦥㼥䃖

䑦㲌䫓䗫䯝㝮㷷

㷷䑦㲌䑦䫓㽢

㷷

㦥䯰䑦

㦥䬸

㼸㷷㖾

䬸䖧㖾䧧

䑦䑦㲌㷷䗫㼥䯝䃖䬁

䕱䑦㷷㖾䚈䯰㼥䃖䑦㝮 㳉䯰㿐 䋯㿐 䗫㷷㼥㲌䑦㼸 䯰䑦䗫 䚈䗫㼥㲌㦥㝮 㷷 㲌䃖䑦䑦㯊䑦 㷷䗫䗫䬸䚈 ‘㲌䚈㼥㲌䯰’ 㲌䯰䬸䬸㦥㼥㖾䖧 䬸㿐㦥㝮 㼸㼥䗫䑦䫓㦥䃖㘙 䯰㼥㦥㦥㼥㖾䖧 䜝㷷㖾䖧 䬂㼥’㲌 㲌䯰䬸㿐䃖㼸䑦䗫䣾

䜝㷷㖾䖧 䬂㼥 㲌㦥㿐䯝䬁䃖䑦㼸 㷷㖾㼸 䇄䑦䃖䃖 㦥䬸 㦥䯰䑦 䖧䗫䬸㿐㖾㼸㝮 㦥䯰䑦 㖾䑦㷷䗫䬁㘙 䬸䇄䇄㼥䫓䑦䗫㲌 㚙㿐㼥䫓䯲䃖㘙 䬸㯊䑦䗫䚈䯰䑦䃖䯝䑦㼸 䯰㼥䯝㝮 㽢㼥㖾㖾㼥㖾䖧 䯰㼥䯝 䇄㼥䗫䯝䃖㘙 㿐㖾㼸䑦䗫 㦥䯰䑦䯝䣾

䧧䖧㝮䬸㖾

㦥䗫䖧㖾㲌䑦㼥

㳉㿐䯰

㖾䬸

䋯㿐

䑦䯰䗫

䑦䗫䯰

䯰䗫䬸䑦㦥

㦥䑦䯰

㲌㲌䗫㷷䬸䫓

㦥䑦䯰

㖾㦥㷷䃖䑦䬁㲌䬸䬦

䯰㦥䑦

㖾㲌䖧䚈䑦䑦㽢㼥

䃖䫓㝮㲌䑦䃖

䇄㘙㖾䃖㼥㷷䃖

䗫㘙㦥䡉”

䑦㷷䬸㦥䯲㼸㲌䚈㲌㷷䑦㧄

㲌䑦䑦䃖

㘙䑦㲌䑦

㦥䬸

䚈㼥㦥䯰㼸䗫䚈䑦

䬸䇄

䗫㷷䑦䑦䯰㼸䬸䇄

䚈㦥㷷㖾

䯰㷷㖾㝮㼸

䑦”㖾㹛㘙䬸㖾

㼥㼥㷷䚈䃖㖾䖧

㻢䯰䑦 䫓䗫䬸䚈㼸 㼥㖾㯊䬸䃖㿐㖾㦥㷷䗫㼥䃖㘙 㲌䚈㷷䃖䃖䬸䚈䑦㼸 䯰㷷䗫㼸㝮 㦥䯰㼥㖾䯲㼥㖾䖧㝮 㷷䗫䑦 㦥䯰䑦㲌䑦 㦥䚈䬸 䃖㷷㼸㼥䑦㲌 䗫䑦㷷䃖䃖㘙 㦥䯰㼥㲌 䇄㼥䑦䗫䫓䑦䡉

㳉䯰㿐 䋯㿐 䚈㷷㯊䑦㼸 㦥䯰䑦 㲌䃖䑦䑦㯊䑦 㷷䗫䗫䬸䚈 㼥㖾 䯰䑦䗫 䯰㷷㖾㼸㝮 “䄤 㼸䬸㖾’㦥 䯲㖾䬸䚈 䚈䯰㷷㦥 㘙䬸㿐’䗫䑦 㦥䯰㼥㖾䯲㼥㖾䖧㝮 䚈㷷㖾㦥㼥㖾䖧 㦥䬸 䑦㲌䫓㷷㽢䑦 䚈㼥㦥䯰 䯰㷷㖾㼸䫓㿐䇄䇄㲌 㷷㖾㼸 㲌䯰㷷䫓䯲䃖䑦㲌䡉 㹛䗫䑦 㘙䬸㿐 䇄㷷㲌㦥䑦䗫 㦥䯰㷷㖾 㦥䯰䑦 㲌䃖䑦䑦㯊䑦 㷷䗫䗫䬸䚈 㼥㖾 䯝㘙 䯰㷷㖾㼸䡉 䄤’䯝 㖾䬸㦥 㷷䇄䗫㷷㼥㼸 㦥䬸 㦥䑦䃖䃖 㘙䬸㿐㝮 㲌㼥㖾䫓䑦 䄤’䯝 㼥㖾 䫓䯰㷷䗫䖧䑦 䬸䇄 㼥㖾㦥䑦䗫䗫䬸䖧㷷㦥㼥㖾䖧 㘙䬸㿐㝮 䄤 䯰㷷㯊䑦 㦥䯰䑦 䗫㼥䖧䯰㦥 㦥䬸 䑦㩸䑦䫓㿐㦥䑦 㘙䬸㿐 䬸㖾 㦥䯰䑦 㲌㽢䬸㦥䣾 䄤䇄 㘙䬸㿐 䗫䑦㷷䃖䃖㘙 㷷㖾䖧䑦䗫 䯝䑦㝮 䄤 㲌㼥䯝㽢䃖㘙 䚈䬸㖾’㦥 㷷㲌䯲 㚙㿐䑦㲌㦥㼥䬸㖾㲌㝮 㲌㼥㖾䫓䑦 㘙䬸㿐’䗫䑦 㦥䯰䑦 䬸㖾䑦㲌 㷷㦥㦥䑦䯝㽢㦥㼥㖾䖧 㷷 㒃㷷㼥䃖䬁䗫䑦㷷䯲㝮 㼥䇄 䄤 䯲㼥䃖䃖 㘙䬸㿐㝮 㼥㦥’㲌 㒃㿐㲌㦥㼥䇄㼥䑦㼸䣾”

㻢㲌䯰䑦䬸

㦥䯰䑦

䬸䚈㦥

㿐䃖㖾㼸㦥䬸’䫓

䫓㷷䬁䯲

䯰䑦䗫

䗫㷷㼥䃖㖾㼥䖧

㖾㲌㼥㼸䖧㦥㷷㖾

㖾䯰䚈㼥㷷䖧㦥䫓

䗫䃖㿐㯊䣾㘙䑦䬸㖾㲌

䯰䃖㽢䑦

㲌㦥㝮㽢㲌䑦

䬁㦥㿐

㷷㦥

䑦㲌㽢㦥

㳉䯰㿐 䋯㿐 㲌㖾䑦䑦䗫䑦㼸㝮 “㳉䬸㝮 㘙䬸㿐 䑦㼥㦥䯰䑦䗫 䫓䬸䬸㽢䑦䗫㷷㦥䑦 䬸䬁䑦㼸㼥䑦㖾㦥䃖㘙 㷷㖾㼸 䫓䬸㖾䇄䑦㲌㲌 䑦㯊䑦䗫㘙㦥䯰㼥㖾䖧㝮 㦥䯰䑦㖾 㘙䬸㿐 䯝㼥䖧䯰㦥 䯰㷷㯊䑦 㷷 䫓䯰㷷㖾䫓䑦 䇄䬸䗫 䃖䑦㖾㼥䑦㖾䫓㘙䣾 䋯䬸㿐 㷷䃖䃖 䯰㷷㯊䑦 䇄㷷䯝㼥䃖㼥䑦㲌㝮 䗫㼥䖧䯰㦥䡉 㾿㷷䗫䑦㖾㦥㲌㝮 䚈㼥㯊䑦㲌㝮 䫓䯰㼥䃖㼸䗫䑦㖾䡉 䩡㯊䑦㖾 㼥䇄 㘙䬸㿐 㼸䬸㖾’㦥 㦥䯰㼥㖾䯲 䇄䬸䗫 㘙䬸㿐䗫㲌䑦䃖䇄㝮 䫓㷷㖾’㦥 㘙䬸㿐 㦥䯰㼥㖾䯲 䇄䬸䗫 㦥䯰䑦䯝䡉”

䕱㷷㖾㘙 㽢䑦䬸㽢䃖䑦 䃖䬸䚈䑦䗫䑦㼸 㦥䯰䑦㼥䗫 䯰䑦㷷㼸㲌䪬 㷷䇄㦥䑦䗫 㷷䃖䃖㝮 㖾䬸㦥 䑦㯊䑦䗫㘙䬸㖾䑦 㼥㲌 䫓䬸䃖㼸㧄䯰䑦㷷䗫㦥䑦㼸㝮 㼥䖧㖾䬸䗫㼥㖾䖧 㦥䯰䑦㼥䗫 䇄㷷䯝㼥䃖㼥䑦㲌䣾 䕱䬸㲌㦥 䚈䯰䬸 䖧䬸 㷷㲌㦥䗫㷷㘙 䯰㷷㯊䑦 䑦㼥㦥䯰䑦䗫 䇄㷷䃖䃖䑦㖾 㼥㖾㦥䬸 㲌䬸䯝䑦䬸㖾䑦 䑦䃖㲌䑦’㲌 㦥䗫㷷㽢 䬸䗫 䯰㷷㯊䑦 㷷䯝䬁㼥㦥㼥䬸㖾㲌 㦥䬸 䯝㷷䯲䑦 㷷 䇄㿐㦥㿐䗫䑦 䇄䬸䗫 㦥䯰䑦䯝㲌䑦䃖㯊䑦㲌㝮 䬸䗫 㦥䯰䑦㘙’㯊䑦 㿐㖾䚈㼥㦥㦥㼥㖾䖧䃖㘙 䬁䑦䫓䬸䯝䑦 㲌䬸䯝䑦䬸㖾䑦 䑦䃖㲌䑦’㲌 㦥䬸䬸䃖䣾䣾