Selling Wine as a Pawn

Wang Xiaobo is a writer who can write with soul. He will often start from each truncated point of the description, and then vaguely mention the previous text. Such words will not be empty and mature, but will appear absurd, giving people a strong sense of loneliness in time and space. Danglong sells wine, I don't know the meaning, but in general, without unnecessary immature descriptions like "protagonist" (Mr. Wang Xiaobo did not make this kind of description too dramatic), the plot jumps are not natural enough. But what is worthy of appreciation is that he has a rare seed of absurdity. Even if the author does not write, he might as well carry forward this absurdity and amplify this feeling.