"Who says Tie Hanhan is not worthy of a counterattack? I am a baggage carrier at the pier, but just because I saved someone, I was hired by the most scheming princess in the country! She paid for it and I helped to form the most wild ragtag team in history! A team of powerful people? Kicked over! Officials of the court? Slap them in the face! Your Highness, watch out, I will kick you down in this world!"
Focus on the relationship between characters: highlight the core CP of "a tough guy vs a sinister princess", and use the contrast between characters to create dramatic tension.
The first person with a strong sense of substitution: using words such as "Lao Tzu" and "Lai Lai" quickly creates the protagonist's resolute and somewhat arrogant character, allowing readers to instantly identify with it.
The conflict in the plot is prefixed: "Kicking out powerful people" and "slapping important ministers in the face", which directly throws out the most exciting "slapping in the face" plot in the novel, arousing expectations.
A very imposing ending: the last sentence "I'll kick you down in this world!" Is both domineering and a little romantic, sublimating the pattern and full of power.
