No One Can Kill Me

Before opening this article, please read silently three times in your mind: "All the people, objects, and events in the article are fictitious and have no reflection in the real world." How much luck does a child need if he wants to grow up safely? What if fate deliberately played a trick on him and labeled him "unlucky"? Perhaps, some people will encourage themselves by saying, "When God closes a door for you, he will open a window for you." Or perhaps, some people will give up on themselves and fall into a dilemma that is difficult to extricate themselves from. The protagonist of this book, apart from possessing the "immortal" golden finger, is just the most ordinary person among all living beings. With ordinary family affairs, ordinary skin, ordinary character, ordinary soul... The only thing that is extraordinary may be his resignation and perseverance. In this book, there is no passion, no change of fate, no pretending to be a pig to eat the tiger... Only the daily trivialities like a running account. He doesn't farm, don't breed horses, and doesn't cheat… This kind of life is not worth describing originally, but because Lao He is getting older, he thinks of some people and things he has met before. Since this article is not a native story in Lao He's mind, Lao He adopted a first-person narrative method in order to obtain the look and feel of immersive writing. For this reason, apart from saying sorry to book friends who don't like this kind of narrative, I can only advise you not to open this book easily. Lao He usually has a tight time schedule for work and raising children, so this book will be as long as it is written. Please be careful if you invest or follow up on updates.