The events in the world caused by a group of barbarians include laughter, tears, and Zen moments.
"Is it true that no one reads martial arts?" This sentence should be said in unison by the Chinese.
So I braved the wind and waves, waved my fist and said a sentence in a foreign language - "NO!", And acted immediately, took out a pen and paper (the original manuscript was indeed written on paper, and did not have the conditions for coding, miserable!), Buried my head and stayed up all night to draw circles. The next day I also had circles all over my eyes, from the Panda brand. Only then did I realize how heavy the price of saying "NO" was. It was like hitting a rock with a rotten egg. So I automatically lowered the standard and wrote a self-entertaining martial arts novel, giving it to *** as a gift. I like to mess with my own stuff as much as I like. I like the narrative technique and structure of "One Hundred Years of Solitude", use it! I like Stephen Chow's unconstrained comedy ideas, use them! I like Sister Ai Ling's delicate writing style in describing the characters' psychology, I like Yu Hua's language style that mixes sadness and joy, and I like the twists and turns of Wang Xiaobo's teasing tone. Use it, use it, use it! Of course, "use it" is a rather conceited statement, and more often it means "use it but not use it." Regardless of it, this is not an exam anyway, and it is not written by a great writer. If you fail in the exam, you will be looked down upon by teachers and parents, and if you write poorly, you will be scolded by critics. Be a unique Yang Guo and create the "Desolate Soul-Eliminating Palm". No matter what others think, as long as my little dragon girl's soul-eliminating palm is fine. Now that Xiao Longnu has left me, I will travel alone in the world and make friends with my "martial arts".