The Great Adventurer

I'm a madman, and I have a doctor's note to prove it. That's Jinx's line, and it's also the first sentence of this blurb. This book follows Grandpa Huang Mo and his nephew Bai Yang on their adventures, as Grandpa explores endless planes and searches for his enemies. Maybe it's a clichéd story. Maybe it isn't. Everything in this book is fictional. If anyone imitates it, I won't believe it. This isn't one of those blurbs that promises instant thrills. You have to read the book, though the first few dozen chapters are a smokescreen. The real adventures come later. Well, if you have any suggestions or other thoughts about this blurb, or if it has affected your decision to read the book, please refer to the first sentence. That's all for now. For anything else, just ask Huang Mo. You might wonder, what use is a mere fictional character? I'll let you in on a secret: he can punch through the dimensional wall. Yeah, that's not a blurb about a blurb, so I'll stop here. This madman is quite satisfied. So come on in and go crazy with me.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.