Ye Lingyun, the former number one swordsman in the world of immortality, was revered as the "Qingyun Sword Immortal". But in a battle to slay demons, he lost all his cultivation and became a useless person. Frustrated, he just wanted to spend the rest of his life in the mortal world, but because of a letter of a century-old promise, he had to open the "Qingyun Academy" to accept students and teach. I wanted to teach casually and send them away, but unexpectedly, the apprentices who came were more "weird" than the last, a eldest apprentice who was in his eighties and older than the master, a business master who came from time-travel, and a junior sister with Taotie blood. Counting the old antique master, what kind of sparks would the four of them create?
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Liu Yanhe, who wrote "Wen Xin" in the past, once said: "The heart is the source of the word, and the word is the word is civilization." Looking at the masterpieces now, we know that the beautiful writing has its own origin. His brushwork is like an ancient spring in the mountains. At first glance, it is gurgling, but when you take a closer look, it reveals the power of the earth's undercurrents. Every turning point is like a spring meeting a rock, and its flow naturally diverges; every ending is like water returning to a deep pool, with an unbroken aftertaste. Such writing techniques cannot be done by those who are well versed in literature and science.