[This book is adapted from my own experiences, with original elements added.]
[I'm the main character in the book, telling all kinds of different stories in the style of a storyteller offering commentary.]
[You could call it an infinite-flow novel, I suppose. I haven't died yet, and as long as I'm alive, the stories will keep coming.]
[You can also leave a comment and share a story of your own. Maybe, just maybe, if I see even a little of it, I'll turn it into a complete story in the book.]
[This book is highly interactive. Whatever you casually comment, once I see it, I'll work it into the main text at an appropriate point later, in a chatty style, so we can talk across the page.]
[At the same time, I'm a pretty cool person. Whether you say I'm good or no good, I won't reply to you in the comments. That's just how I am.]
[Let your craft speak, not your mouth. That's what my old master always taught me.]
Well...
That's about it...
Right now, I'm telling the story of “Wang Sheng the Scholar,” a classic tale that is full of human warmth.
My style is absurd. If you prefer more serious books, this one may not be for you.
But a story has its own logic.
The heart of my story won't change. I just think life is already so, so painful, and I don't want to make everyone read stories that are so, so sad.
But tragedy lies at the heart of comedy.
You laugh at him because he's miserable.
That's what people are like. How many times in our lives do we laugh until we cry with joy?
Anyway, I've always lived by two sayings:
“Be virtuous when poor; help the world when prosperous.”
I'll just do good deeds and leave the future to take care of itself...
So, let's begin!
