Sir I Was Wrong

The hooligans are not to be feared, but the hooligans are literate. A small gangster from a small border town, he followed a strong man like a cow since he was a child to read, write, and write. Even during the day, people would start humming and dancing, dancing with swords and guns at night. He only remembered that on the day when his husband was about to teach him boxing and kicking kung fu, he said with confidence and arrogance: "Studying literature is so that you can reason with people in this world. Learning martial arts is so that people can stand there and listen to you reason with them. So you must learn both carefully, don't One of them is laziness. If you fail to learn something well in the future, how can you tell the world what you want to say? "Second, don't you think so?" At that moment, "Mr. Niu" was really like a martial artist who looked down on the world and taught his students knowledge, which was strange but not awkward. But I don't know how the sneaky little kid at my feet will spread his principles! The gangster boy* is such a confused civil and military practitioner, using his fists and mouth to carve out his own glory in the chaotic and turbulent world! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.