The Tender Side of A Luo

Hahahaha, literary young people must have two sides. When the Three Kingdoms saw Kong Ming cutting wheat and Wei generals laughing so stupidly that they fell down, now they have no patience to do it again. The older you get, the more impetuous you become.

Originally, it was because of the temptation to pursue incest (and I'm sorry to say, this name is really a bit vulgar, the article should be more elegant...), I clicked on the column and opened this article casually, and unexpectedly I also gained knowledge. I feel the same as the author mm. I feel that I have no intention of studying the four major classics. On weekdays, I just want to casually read popular novels to relieve my boredom. (Okay, the popular novels I refer to are really popular novels... Ordinary and tacky...) Ahem, I went off topic again without realizing it. What I want to say is that I should look for this book and read it if I have the chance. In fact, I am a little curious. Even today, if a boy writes such a popular novel, it will inevitably be considered as not doing his job properly. This stereotype should have been deeper back then. So what kind of mentality does Uncle Luo have, or does he insist on appearing in the film under his real name? Would the author at that time use a pseudonym?

Ah! I didn't know Luo Guanzhong had walked this route! I have to run and take a look! But it seems that the older I get, the more I like to watch Three Kingdoms. Now I like to watch it very much, which shows that I have. . . Haha, you are finally back, so excited~~