Gu Molin is a veteran swordsman player.
His parents divorced when he was 15 years old. After that, his parents formed new families and no longer interfered with his life.
He began to learn to be independent, learn how to survive, and also started his online gaming career.
But God was unfair. After eight years of baptism, when he not only did not have to worry about life, but also won the competition championship, an unexpected car accident caused him to leave this world forever.
He was unwilling, confused, and confused.
There seems to be something right.
Whatever God makes you lose, God will also give you something to gain.
So he was reborn.
Not only did his body return to the age of fifteen, but he was also reborn in a world that he knew well but could not touch before - the world of "Total Master".
He had read this book many times and yearned for it very much.
A world of online gaming and e-sports, a place where he can realize his dreams.
With a yearning and hope, he began to fight in this world.
He is not a gun king because he cannot have the gorgeous fighting style of Zhou Zekai.
All he can do is apply the most basic operations to the extreme and strive for excellence.
It was this effort that not only allowed him to reach a high point in online game competition, but also allowed him to find someone who understood him, loved him, and was willing to think about him at all times.
Wherever the sword points, curses and bullets follow.
They have experienced emotions together and worked hard together.
The world is wonderful because of you
Reader comments
I often say that although I am interested in writing from the margins, I don't want marginal writing to hijack my narrative in the end, and this chapter is intended to do just that. In this article, Kansai is the core of the narrative, but Zhongyuan is the edge. Guanxi is not the monster in Zhongyuan's mind. They also have husbands and wives, young and old, are they aggrieved when they are suspected and betrayed? Of course I feel aggrieved. But at the same time, the fear of the people in the Central Plains is also real. "They don't know what the relationship is, but the wolf is a visible and tangible image."
This is a structural fear, a tragic Thucydides trap.
But I often wonder why I am so obsessed with describing war and death.
I often say that although I am interested in writing from the margins, I don't want marginal writing to hijack my narrative in the end, and this chapter is intended to do just that. In this article, Kansai is the core of the narrative, but Zhongyuan is the edge. Guanxi is not the monster in Zhongyuan's mind. They also have husbands and wives, young and old, are they aggrieved when they are suspected and betrayed? Of course I feel aggrieved. But at the same time, the fear of the people in the Central Plains is also real. "They don't know what the relationship is, but the wolf is a visible and tangible image." This is a structural fear, a tragic Thucydides trap. But I often wonder why I am so obsessed with describing war and death.