The title comes from Su Shi's "Cigraphy in the Boat": "When you set out to write, you will never be able to do anything." It was written when he was sixty-five years old when he returned from Hainan and passed through Qujiang in Guangdong. The boat passed by dangerous shoals. The people on the boat were scared to death, but he continued to "write" as usual.
In fact, I picked it up casually while flipping through the book.
Actually, I just wanted to write some interesting short stories.
Long stories are too tiring.
I have been wandering around in the full-time circle a while ago, whether it is original works or fan fiction, they are all different from the fan fiction I have seen before, and many of them have not been seen here. So I also want to try these interesting things in Death.
They are all stories centered on Hitsugaya, intermittently, one to two thousand words each, like a short bedtime story. I won't pay too much attention to the writing style and narrative style. I'll just treat it as a fun show for everyone to watch together, and everyone should be able to write an independent article.
The update time is irregular, and each issue will be completed in one issue. Accept some jokes, but I also have the right not to adopt them and accept new and interesting things.
Thank you all.
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