I Am**

First review! Xu Mulong's "I Am Brother Chicken" takes the grassroots youth's counterattack as the axis, stringing together a pyrotechnic illustrated book of urban struggle. The protagonist "Chicken Brother" is like thousands of young people who have just entered the society. From sweating in the construction shed to fighting in the sales battlefield, he always retains the ambition of "perching on a branch" despite being repeatedly beaten by life. The author uses simple and humorous writing to turn the blood and tears in the workplace into vivid stories - the embarrassment of being made difficult by customers, the heartache of betrayal by friends, and the warmth of support from nobles. Every detail can resonate with ordinary people. Five-star praise support!

Brother Chicken started out as an unknown grassroots youth, using tenacity as his blade and his love as his boat. After years of hard work, he has settled down, broken through in difficulties, finally achieved a counterattack, and written his own legend. This fighting spirit is worthy of praise!

A very good novel, about someone who started from a young grassroots and made an extreme transformation in society. The author needs to work hard

The book describes the life of a small person, from having nothing to going public. Very exciting, very immersive.

Very spiritual, the author must be a medical person, right? Growing step by step, I feel like myself. The sense of immersion is very strong

The grassroots that grow step by step, the phoenix rises to nirvana, and writes a wonderful life! Very immersive!