A Great Adventure in the World of Idioms

I feel like my follow-up investment is definitely at a loss, what should I do?

I read the author's books many years ago when I was a student. I didn't expect that the author could persist for such a long time. Some authors have disappeared without a trace and cannot be found. I am very sad. The super god has forgotten that the chess spirit still has a little memory. He learned to draw cartoons in comics and cultivated himself through false pretense. However, his experience was short at that time. He mostly read fantasy, fairy tales, and games. The ones that were more exciting and had grand scenes, that's all. Now that I have watched a lot, I can hold back my excitement. I like to watch interesting, innovative, joyful, relaxed and plain things. It feels like the author is just about to take a breath now. Come on, let's encourage each other.

Damn it, I could tell from the first chapter that there are three bedrooms and one living room.

Speechless, you really can be a eunuch. Either a eunuch or a loser

Every time I see the word "human race", I immediately flash my eyes!

Wang Daoyi, can you also play with the idiom story? Why don't you be in prison for a while?

There are still 61 chapters left to read. Two Thousand Years of a Poor Man

1. Creation of the world----ancient myths and legends: Pangu created the world and began human history. It is often used as a metaphor for something unprecedented, something that has never happened since ancient times. 2. Nuwa mends the sky - a mythical story about Fuxi's sister Nuwa who made five-color stones to mend the sky. Describe the majestic spirit and fearless fighting spirit that transformed the world. 3. Refining stones to mend the sky----Refining: Using heating to make substances pure or tough. According to ancient mythology, it is said that when the sky was missing in the northwest, Nuwa made five-color stones to repair it. It is a metaphor for using talents and means to make up for national and political mistakes. 4. Mending the sky and bathing in the sun----This refers to two mythical stories: Nuwa made five-color stones to mend the sky and Xihe bathed in the sun. Later it was used as a metaphor for man's ability to defeat nature. It also describes great achievements. 5. Kuafu chasing the sun----Kuafu: a name in ancient legends. Kuafu chased the sun desperately. It is a metaphor for people who have great ambitions, and also a metaphor for people who do not know their own abilities. Ancient mythology. 6. Kuafu chasing the sun----Same as "Kuafu chasing the sun". 7. Ten suns appear at the same time---①In ancient myths and legends, there are ten suns that appear at the same time in the sky. ②It is a metaphor for riots. 8. Chang'e flies to the moon----Chang'e: the fairy of the moon palace; flies to the moon. Chang'e threw herself at the moon. 9. Chang'e in the Moon---Chang'e: The fairy in the Moon Palace in mythology. According to legend, she was Hou Yi's wife and went to the Moon Palace for stealing the elixir of immortality. A metaphor for a graceful beauty. 10. The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl---the protagonists in the mythical story evolved from Altair and the Vega, meet at the Magpie Bridge every July 7. Now it is a metaphor for a couple living in two places 11. Altair and Vega --- refers to Altair and Vega. It also refers to the Cowherd and Weaver Girl in ancient mythology. 12. Seamless clothes--- According to myths and legends, fairy clothes have no seams. It means that things are thorough and perfect, and no flaws can be found. 13. Hundreds of birds pay homage to the phoenix---chao: court meeting; phoenix: phoenix, the king of birds in ancient legends. In the old days, it was used as a metaphor to refer to the sage and wise monarch and the dependence of the world. Later, it was also used to refer to the virtuous and respected people who are expected to return home. 14. Jingwei reclamation----Jingwei: the name of the bird in ancient mythology. Jingwei brought wood and rocks in his hands, determined to fill up the sea. The old metaphor refers to deep hatred and determination to take revenge. The latter is a metaphor for being determined and not afraid of difficulties. 15. The Goddess scatters flowers - originally a Buddhist story: The Goddess scatters flowers to test the path of the Bodhisattva and the disciples of the Sravakas. The flowers fall on the Bodhisattva, but not on the disciples. Later, it mostly describes the appearance of throwing things or heavy snowfall. 16. Wushan Yunyu --- originally refers to the ancient myths and legends about the Wushan goddess causing clouds and rain. Later it was called the happy union of men and women. 17. Changing seas and mulberry fields----mulberry fields: farmland. The sea turns into mulberry fields, and the mulberry fields turn into the sea. It means that things in the world have changed a lot. 18. The Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea----According to legend, the Eight Immortals do not use boats when they cross the sea, and each has its own set of spells. There is a folk proverb about "Eight Immortals crossing the sea, each showing his magical powers". Later, it is used as a metaphor to use their own skills or methods to compete with each other. 19. Turning stone into gold——This is a metaphor for revising an article and making it outstanding by slightly changing the original text. 20. Drilling wood to make fire - rubbing or drilling hardwood sticks against the wood to make fire by friction. 21. A drop of water can penetrate a stone - even if water keeps dripping, a stone can be penetrated. It is a metaphor that as long as you have perseverance and keep working hard, things will surely succeed. 22. Dayu controlled floods----Yu: The leader of the Central Plains during the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors period. Dayu controlled floods and brought happiness to the people. 23. The cuckoo cries blood—it is said that the cuckoo cries sadly day and night and stops until blood comes out. Often used to describe extreme grief. 24. Knotting grass and holding a ring - Knotting grass: knotting grass into a rope to rescue the benefactor; holding a ring: holding a jade ring in the mouth. In the old days, it was a metaphor for being grateful and repaying one's kindness, something that would never be forgotten until death. 25. Old Man under the Moon——originally refers to the god in charge of marriage. Later it generally refers to matchmaker. Referred to as "Yue Lao". 26. Go through the well to win people---- go through the well: dig a well. It means that one person can be saved by digging a well at home, but it is said that one person can be saved by digging a well. Metaphors are passed around and distorted. 27. Dry rut: dry; rut: the traces of wheels; rut: crucian carp. Small fish in the drained ditch. It is a metaphor for a person who is in desperate need of rescue. 28. Fish in a rut - a metaphor for solving problems, starting from the actual time, place and conditions. Empty words, big words, and beautiful words do not solve any actual problems except to outline the speaker's face. 29. Mirage----Mirage: big clam. It originally refers to the illusory towers and cities appearing in the air or on the ground due to the reverse and refraction of light on the seaside or in the desert. It is often used as a metaphor for illusory things. 30. To stir up trouble---to cause trouble. It originally refers to the demons and monsters in mythical novels who cast spells to stir up trouble. Later, it is often used as a metaphor to incite emotions and stir up trouble. 31. Xingyun causes rain---Xingyun: spreading clouds. Cause rain: make it rain. According to myths and legends, the dragon has the ability to spread clouds and make rain. It is a metaphor for music, poetry and prose, which is majestic and extraordinary. 32. Water overflows the golden mountain---mythical story, describing the flood overflowing. Jinshan, in Zhenjiang City, Jiangsu Province. "Baixue Yiyin "Ma Tou Diao" Leifeng Pagoda": "When Fa Hai saw Xu Xian in Jinshan Temple, his face was full of demons and he would not let go of the mountain. Angry at White Snake, he hurriedly called Qing'er and led the shrimp soldiers and crab generals, and then the water flooded the golden mountain. "Also known as "water filled with golden mountains". 33. Qi people worry about the sky----Qi: The name of the vassal state in the Zhou Dynasty, in the area of ​​Qixian County in present-day Henan. There was a man in Qi State who was afraid that the sky would fall. A metaphor for unnecessary or unfounded worries and worries. 34. Ye Gong loves dragons----Ye Gong: a nobleman of the Chu State in the Spring and Autumn Period, with a high reputation, and was granted the title of Ye (the name of an ancient city, today's Ye County, Henan Province). It's a metaphor for saying you like something, but you don't really like it. 35. The frog at the bottom of the well----The frog at the bottom of the well can only see a piece of sky as big as the wellhead. A metaphor for a person with narrow knowledge. 36. Fierce eyes and golden eyes - a metaphor for having very sharp eyesight and being able to identify authenticity. The flaming eyes and golden eyes are the patent of Sun Wukong. They are an unexpected harvest obtained by Sun Wukong being forged in Taishang Laojun's Bagua furnace. Sun Wukong often said that his old grandson has blazing eyes and golden eyes and can recognize monsters. 37. Insinuation--it is said that an animal called a dragon sprays the shadow of people in the water and makes people sick. A metaphor for secretly attacking or framing someone. 38. East rabbit and west crow --- rabbit and crow: Ancient myths and legends say that there is a jade rabbit in the moon and a three-legged golden crow in the sun, so crow and rabbit are used to represent the sun and the moon. The moon rises in the east and the sun sets in the west. It means that time keeps passing. 39. Dongxi is driving---Xi: Xihe, the god who drives the sun chariot in mythology. It means the sun has risen in the east. It is a metaphor for dispelling the darkness and seeing the light. Also known as "the east light is rising". 40. Songqiao's longevity---Songqiao: the fairy Chisongzi and Prince Qiao in mythology. Refers to immortality. 41. Optimus Prime---the pillar that supports the sky. Ancient myths and legends say that Kunlun Mountain has eight pillars holding up the sky, which was later used as a metaphor for people who can shoulder heavy responsibilities. Also known as "the jade pillar holding the sky". Yuyu Qionglou---①The palace where immortals live in mythology. ②Describe a building covered with snow. 42. Ziwei, the capital of the Qing Dynasty---the palace where the Emperor of Heaven lives in myths and legends. 43. The sun is thinning Yu Yuan---The sun is thinning the west mountain. Yuyuan is the place where the sun enters in myths and legends. "Huainanzi" Tianwen Xun": "Defending the sun and Yu Yuan is called dusk. ‛Zhuang Kuiji Xiao: ""Taiping Yulan" is written as "Bo Yu Yuan". 44. Yoshimitsu Katayu---Yoshimitsu: the name of the mythical beast in ancient mythology; Katayu: a piece of hair. A metaphor for the remaining precious cultural relics. 45. Yunjin Tianzhang --- Yunjin: the brocade woven by the Weaver Girl from colorful clouds in myths and legends. Tianzhang: a pattern composed of colorful clouds. The metaphorical article is extremely elegant and gorgeous. 46. Wu Niu Chuanyue----Wu Niu: refers to the buffalo born between the Yangtze and Huaihe Rivers. The buffaloes in Wudi doubted the sun when they saw the moon, and kept panting for fear of the intense heat. A metaphor for fear due to suspicion. 47. Foolish Old Man Moves Mountains-----A metaphor for persevering in transforming nature and unswervingly fighting. 48. ​​Pangu opened the world----meaning that human beings began to have history. 49. Carp jumps over the Dragon Gate - Ancient legend says that if a carp jumps over the Dragon Gate in the Yellow River, it will transform into a dragon. It is a metaphor for things like being promoted, being promoted, and other things that lead to rapid success. It is also a metaphor for going against the current and working hard. 50. When one person attains the Tao, chickens and dogs ascend to heaven----[Interpretation]: When one person attains the Tao, the whole family, including the chickens and dogs, will ascend to heaven. It is a metaphor that when a person becomes an official, people who are related to him also become powerful.

The author's theme setting is a bit interesting, but the writing style is average and overly self-proclaimed. The first chapter was exciting. After reading one chapter, I couldn't stand it.

After reading the first chapter, I knew I was going to jump in!