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Mortals refer to the vast majority of people like you, me, and others who have not embarked on the path of reading to change their destiny. Isn't this kind of life interesting? Should there be love in such a life? Is there any difference between this kind of love and the love of educated people? What is life? If you ask every mortal whether he is satisfied with his life? I think no one is willing to exchange his life with others. I wouldn't trade it for Einstein's, let alone any other awesome person. My life is my life.

The first volume, Manjuan Ambition, has 230,000 words. A three-year-old little prince leads more than a thousand heroes and wants to use his role as a teacher as the main line to unfold the picture of the celestial dynasty, making decisions and ambitions. Chapter 90. Volume 2, Xueluo's Bow. Estimated to be 250,000 words, it starts with Xue Luo, a female master in the undefeated realm. With a divine bow in hand, she can kill gods when she blocks her, and kill Buddha when she blocks Buddha. Her responsibility and destiny, how to respond to the thousand-year prophecy, the little prince's teaching methods, and how to bring her under his command. The third volume, unknown, has no outline and remains open-ended. Volume 4, same as above. The specific number of volumes is unknown, but will not be less than 10 volumes.