I'm a useless piece of trash. Completely and utterly useless.
I'm a "living specimen of uselessness," certified and officially filed by the three realms. Just how useless am I? Abandoned by humans and gods alike, even the King of Hell goes out of his way to avoid me, and even hell can't be bothered to take me in!
After the Reincarnation System, the AI in charge of managing rebirth, scanned my soul 108 times, it blared an alarm:
[Warning! This soul's uselessness level exceeds the limit!]
[Risk assessment: If placed in a kind family, it may make the parents question their lives and cause the collapse of human ethics!]
I helpfully suggested, "Then... toss me into a demon family? Two negatives make a positive!"
The System immediately crashed and rebooted, its red lights flashing wildly:
[Ultimate warning! Demon + uselessness = an entity of chaotic annihilation! This will break the law of balance between good and evil! Application permanently denied! Denied!]
The divine realm? Don't even get me started. A holy decree came down from the clouds, every word cutting to the bone: "Even looking at this thing for a second is an insult to our divine nature! Block it immediately. Don't let it pollute the pure air of the ninth heaven!"
As for the King of Hell? Ever since he heard about my "glorious deeds," he hasn't shown his shiny bald head again.
Theme: Am I myself?
I've been extremely angry in extremely angry situations.
Hard work may not necessarily lead to success, but it will definitely be easy if you don't work hard.
As long as I have some ability, I will not have no ability at all.
Pushing boulders up the hill of consumerism, the gravel rolling down is just enough to fill your stomach for tomorrow
You can be poor, but you can't be very busy; you can be very busy, but you can't be poor, but you are poor and busy. How do you do it?
Fan circle (short for fan circle) refers to an organized community formed spontaneously by fans and around specific idols (such as entertainment stars, sports players, virtual images, etc.). Its name comes from the transliteration of "fans" in English (fans), and the word "circle" reflects its group nature and sense of boundaries. The fan circle culture can be traced back to the European and American fan culture in the 1980s. Later, it matured through the development of the Japanese and Korean idol industries. It grew explosively in the Chinese Internet environment at the beginning of the 21st century, forming a unique cultural phenomenon. The core characteristics of rice circle culture Highly organized The internal hierarchy is clear, led by core members such as "station sisters" and "big fans", and has departments with clear divisions of labor such as the data group, publicity group, and anti-gang group. Coordinate actions through Weibo Super Chat, □□ groups, exclusive APP and other platforms, such as unified ranking, control and evaluation, support, etc. Data-driven and consumer behavior Fans increase the commercial value of idols by using data (such as music charts and social media popularity), forming an important driver of the "traffic economy". Consumption behaviors include purchasing albums, endorsing products, and raising funds ("krypton gold") to support idol activities. The average monthly consumption of some top fans can reach tens of thousands of yuan. Circle closure and exclusivity The use of exclusive terms (such as "climbing the wall", "wei fans" and "CP fans") makes it difficult for outsiders to understand and strengthens group identity. Conflicts often break out with other fan groups ("fan circles fight each other"), and even evolve into online violence. Emotional investment and identity Fans regard their idols as their emotional sustenance and gain a sense of belonging by participating in fan circle activities. Some people have developed a sense of mission to "fight for their idols."
Depression is living in the past, anxiety is living in the future, and peace is living in the present. Depression is living in the future, anxiety is living in the present, and calmness is living in the past. Depression is living in the present, anxiety is living in the past, and peace is living in the future. How to understand these three statements? [Orange Candy] Got it
"It looks dangerous, but in fact it's not safe at all"
"Every cloud is missing, every moon is missing"
Mu Guiying is a fictional character created in the Ming Dynasty novels "The Romance of the Yang Family" and "The Romance of the Yang Family Mansion". She is the daughter of Mu Yu, the leader of Muke Village. Legend has it that she was taught the art of magic arrows and flying knives by her mother in Lishan since she was a child, and she has outstanding martial arts skills. He has a fierce and courageous character. Because he captured Yang Zongbao alive before the battle and married him, he became a core member of the Yang family. In literary works, she still wears the seal of pioneer in her middle age. She accompanied She Taijun to conquer Xixia when she was 100 years old. 2. Historical prototype controversy Blank in official history There is no record of Mu Guiying in official historical materials such as "History of Song Dynasty: Biography of Yang Ye", and her husband Yang Zongbao is also a fictional character. The descendants of Yang Ye are only recorded by Yang Yanzhao, Yang Wenguang and others. Prototype speculation Murong said: The inscription in Dai County, Shanxi Province records that Yang Wenguang married Murong. The Xianbei background matches the image of Mu Guiying, and the sounds of "Mu" and "Mu" may have evolved closely. Allusion to Taijun Zhe: Yang Ye's wife Taijun Zhe (the prototype of Taijun She) was a real female general, and her military contributions may have been transplanted into art. Symbol of national integration: The deeds of martial women such as the Dangxiang tribe on the border of the Northern Song Dynasty may become creative materials. [Melt][Orange Candy] Got it