The Rise of Liu Chanzhi, an Internet Addicted Boy

This is a very big idea. Give me a Coke bottle. If later generations dig it up, it can still be regarded as a cultural relic. The archaeological site of Liu Chan's tomb... Many archaeologists were stunned when they looked at the newly unearthed rusty Coke cans! An old man with gray hair on his temples couldn't help but yelled, "Damn it, it turns out that divine items like Coke already existed in our country and the Three Kingdoms!" Immediately Thinking of something, I was so angry that I trembled all over and said tremblingly, "These Western cowards actually say that Coke is their invention." "I have never seen such a shameless person!"

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The most attractive thing about this book is that the protagonist does not travel from modern times to ancient times, but from ancient times to modern times. It is unique from other time-travel novels and I like it very much.

I will scare you when I tell you my name. I am General Xing Daorong of Lingling.

Research shows that when people read words, they automatically arrange the words in order. If you don't believe me, if you read this paragraph again, you will find that all the words are messed up (⊙o⊙)

Internet cafes rejuvenate the country, instant noodles and spicy noodles rejuvenate the country! The subject matter is novel and the author's writing style is good but not watery.

But one can do the other, but not the other. From the beginning to the end, the people below are just imagining it, and they still win. The enemies are all just like two fools. That would be boring. If this continues, it will be impossible to watch.

You just treat the ancients as fools. The ancients were very smart, but they didn't see the world as advanced as modern people.

I just want to say that I am stuck in this youth mode.