Uploaded July 2012 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
I have been wanting to make a playthrough of "Shenmue シェンムー" for a while, so I decided that I should start playing it now to offer some more content while my anniversary winners wait on me to acquire the game that I promised them I would play.
This segment of "Shenmue シェンムー" involves Ryo Hazuki rushing home to find out what's going on, when he recognizes a black car just outside his home's gate. Ryo sees that his grandmother and his housemate Fuku-san have been severely injured, but his father seems to be in the most trouble.
A Chinese man named Lan Di continuously asks Hazuki-sensei (Ryo's father): "Where is the mirror?", but Hazuki-sensei refuses to answer. Lan Di eventually threatens to kill Ryo, but Ryo's father gives in and tells Lan Di that the Dragon Mirror is buried beneath the cherry tree. Hazuki-sensei dies a warrior-like death after the beating that Lan Di had forced upon him, and Ryo has nightmares the next few nights.
I have been wanting to make a playthrough of "Shenmue シェンムー" for a while, so I decided that I should start playing it now to offer some more content while my anniversary winners wait on me to acquire the game that I promised them I would play.
This segment of "Shenmue シェンムー" involves Ryo Hazuki rushing home to find out what's going on, when he recognizes a black car just outside his home's gate. Ryo sees that his grandmother and his housemate Fuku-san have been severely injured, but his father seems to be in the most trouble.
A Chinese man named Lan Di continuously asks Hazuki-sensei (Ryo's father): "Where is the mirror?", but Hazuki-sensei refuses to answer. Lan Di eventually threatens to kill Ryo, but Ryo's father gives in and tells Lan Di that the Dragon Mirror is buried beneath the cherry tree. Hazuki-sensei dies a warrior-like death after the beating that Lan Di had forced upon him, and Ryo has nightmares the next few nights.
