Bai Tianyu hid the hormone skills in the debris of the satellite in Lop Nur, then turned around and carved a "Guide to Prevent Hair Loss for Grave Robbers" with lightning-struck jujube wood. When Shirley Yang opened the map of the Motherland of the Western Kingdom that he had drawn, he found that the mark was the gossip of King Wen of Zhou; Commander Hu stared at the cinnabar floating in the Shiquan Dabu soup he had stewed, and suddenly remembered the taboo in his grandfather's notes: "Tianyu, did your soup contain bronze door fragments?" The little brother silently patted the black donkey's hoof into the coffin, and what was engraved in the coffin was clearly Bai Tianyu's hormone training formula!
Reader comments
Half-literate, half-ancient, there is always a feeling of jumping into a drama. What I am looking at is not some fairy tale about tomb robbers, but well, I am talking in vernacular again, and I am talking about ancient prose again.
Why do you write so many classical Chinese articles? Do you appear to be highly educated?
Half-literate, half-ancient, there is always a feeling of jumping into a drama. What I am looking at is not some fairy tale about tomb robbers, but well, I am talking in vernacular again, and I am talking about ancient prose again.
Why do you write so many classical Chinese articles? Do you appear to be highly educated?