One Hundred Ways to Make Your Name in History

Lao Wang, actually I should be considered one of your diving viewers. I don't know if this article is considered a long review, but what I want to say is below. I am a history buff. When I was in my third year of high school, I came across this article by Lao Wang in about 2024. At that time, I was under a lot of pressure to study, and pressure from all aspects also followed. It can be said that it was the most difficult moment in my life. At that time, I was confused and every day was like living in a nightmare. At that time, I was really surprised to see such an article. I also like to read novels, and I often look for some less popular ones, but I have never seen one like Lao Wang. I like the witty and humorous writing style of this article, and I like Lao Wang's deep-down attitude towards historical figures that respects their true development while maintaining a very decent sense of admiration. I also felt sympathy for Lao Wang because he was a high school student (at the time) and close to me in age. He often interspersed some jokes that only students would understand in his writing or interacted with everyone in the comment area. Psychologically, I felt closer to Lao Wang. (?) The first time I read the article, I was very slow. I skipped through it. Later, I couldn't help but read other articles that I was not interested in. It turned out that the latest article was stuck in 2019, and I felt that I still didn't finish it. Later, I read Lao Wang's article several times, reading it from beginning to end, and savoring the chapters I liked individually (especially the first chapter of the section about King Lu, I even used it as a model for practicing calligraphy (?)). Later, I just picked an article at random, clicked on it, and laughed. I was originally an old mobile phone warrior who used Nokia to watch JJ on the website in middle and high school. I only read the articles without logging in, but I specially downloaded the software to read Lao Wang's comments one by one. I went to Lao Ford to follow Lao Wang, then read Lao Wang's posts, and wrote this review for Lao Wang. (?) Thanks to Lao Wang. During that time, I have been immersed in the touch and shock of this article. When I saw Lao Wang's experience, I actually felt a little bit the same as Lao Wang, and I really wanted to care about Lao Wang. Later, life slowly got better, and I finally came out of the trough. When I came back to see Lao Wang, I found that he had miraculously renewed himself, and had transformed from a college student into a migrant worker who had gone through many vicissitudes of life (as Lao Wang said in his own words). I happened to be about to lose the bitter skin of a high school student and enter college like Lao Wang at the beginning of the novel. I always felt that this was a wonderful handover of missions. By the end, I always feel that I have something unfinished, but I still want to say: Lao Wang, you always say that your writing is not good. In fact, everyone likes your writing. No matter what your life is like, you always bring to strangers on the Internet those touches that seem to have been buried in the pile of old papers, gone with the wind but remain fresh for a long time. Just like your writing, Lao Wang, the core of humor and ridicule is warm and solemn. Everything will be fine, come on, Lao Wang!!! If I have the chance, I really want to be friends with you two brothers and sisters online, or even become like-minded friends in real life... Thank you, Lao Wang, for seeing this!! Please continue, please continue to bring warmth, and I hope your life will become warmer!! (End of Secondary 2) 🌈

I also want to write about Yang Ting and Zhu Houzhao (funny) coming with new ideas (damn, I have to change the introduction)

I really miss you, author. After so many years, I still come here from time to time to look back and feel that Lao Wang and I are also bes in a certain sense.

I hate working overtime, I hate going to work, I have backache π_π, I hate going to work, it's too uncomfortable, I'm going through a mountain after a mountain…it's obvious that some people are relaxed, so why can't there be one more like me? Is this the result of studying hard?

Now even Lao Wang has become a social beast, which is very sad.

Second swipe to punch in. The last time I watched it was about 20 years ago. It seemed like it was just behind King Lu at that time. Now that I look back, it has been updated. Great. I really like this kind of writing style that is serious in its complaints, ups and downs but not blaming others. It makes my heart warm when I read it. (Tie Tie with Xiao Wang) After reading this article on Jinjiang, I was lucky enough to meet Wang Ziqi (although he should be Xiao Wang's brother) at AiDianfa, and caught up with LOFTER (although he was also Xiao Wang's brother) I really like this article, and every character of Wang Ziqi. (Damn it, I was in junior high school when I read the article, and now I'm in college.) College is a mess, and I feel like I'm just muddling along now, living in pain, confusion, and at a loss. Sometimes I also think that it would be great if I could travel through time like Lao Wang and escape from reality. But it's amazing, this warm, painful but gentle, unfortunate but still smiling, Lao Wang's life, and Xiao Wang's complaining (coquettishness), I feel that the corpse is okay again, the limited edition of Bushi In short, I just want to praise Xiao Wang and give him a hug.

Woo woo woo, I finally waited for you. Fortunately, I didn't give up.

I still remember that I read Lao Wang's novel when I was in high school. I didn't expect that I would become a social beast at work 😭 😭

I was still a junior high school student when I first read the article, and now I am in college hahaha 🤩 I hope Lao Wang's story can continue 🤩

Lao Wang also became a bachelor of the Hanlin Academy this time.