Indeed, Liu Zhizhong has changed so much that Hamuer could hardly recognize him.
However, upon hearing the familiar voice, and upon closer examination of Liu Zhizhong's eyes and figure, it was vaguely still him, and the tone of voice definitely was his.
Especially when Liu Zhizhong talked about the times they lived in the Autonomous County, setting up fishing spots—who else could it be but him?
In an instant of overwhelming emotion, Hamuer's tears flowed like rain, embracing Liu Zhizhong as tightly as he would his own wife, with no semblance of a mayor left in him—just a grateful, emotional, old subordinate.
A subordinate in his forties, a leader just in his thirties. Haha, this scene really paints a picture.
For a long, long time, Hamuer couldn't calm down.
In Liu Zhizhong's heart, he was naturally excited, unable to remain calm.
Eventually, the two finally separated, with Hamuer wiping his tears and shaking his head, so moved he didn't know what to say.
