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The morning sun was clear and bright, shining on Ximang's desk, and a lot of dust was floating in the beam. The class bell has already rang. The Chinese teacher stepped forward, but west Mang didn't notice. He was still leaning on the table tiredly, his eyes dim and blurred, staring at the dust in front of him. The squad leader shouted to stand up, but west Mang didn't hear it. The students stood up with a rumble and stood silently, waiting for the teacher to "sit down". But the Chinese teacher didn't say anything. She put down her handout folder, raised her right hand, and gently lifted her long hair hanging in front of her forehead, fully exposing one of her eyes, like a singer on the Xunyang River. She stared at Ximang, and the eyes of her classmates also shot towards Ximang. There were a few slight boos in the classroom. West Mang felt something strange, slowly sat up straight and looked around.

In the past half month, whenever Tang Mi was alone, she felt that there was always a pair of sneaky eyes staring at her. Sometimes, she could vaguely hear the footsteps following her, and even the sound of heavy breathing. But when I turned around, there was nothing. What the hell is going on? Tang Mi couldn't explain it herself. Tang Mi was just getting more and more scared day by day. You can be sure that all of this is related to her shooting of the monkey-faced eagle in the New Forest! Although the name of the New Forest is the New Forest, it is an authentic virgin forest. Under the repeated instigation of their friends, they drove to the New Forest that afternoon. Tang Mi is the coach of the provincial archery team. On this trip, she did not forget to bring her beloved bow and arrows.

This book contains six novellas written by the author in recent years, including "Sea Buckthorn Knot" and published in various literary journals. The writing style is exquisite, the words are beautiful, the narrative skills are profound, the characters are lifelike, the stories are wonderful and twists and turns, and they are either ironic or complimentary, warm or sad. Almost all of the descriptions are the current social status quo in which the author lives, and various philosophies of life are profoundly revealed from them.