The Most Unlucky Person in History

This book, "The Most Unlucky Man in History," contains a few random verses and doggerel verses. I still love these scenery, and I also like to use some writing techniques such as metaphors, metaphors, first rise and then fall, interludes, reverse order, etc. To be honest, to be honest, let me put it bluntly, using these techniques is actually quite convenient. The writing is not boring, and these techniques may not all appear in the chapters I published, because there are still a few saved manuscripts that I think are my masterpieces. The chapter I am still writing before it is published, even has a bit of irony, and uses it again, the technique of breaking the dimensional wall that I have used once in the previous chapters. The following is my introduction to the "how to eat" of this book Although it was a bit boring in the early stage, starting from Chapter 12, the book is ushered in. Compared with the previous chapters, it is a more funny part, and the further the plot goes, the more funny it becomes. And I have recently begun to like to pay tribute to some classics. I know how to adapt lines from movies and TV shows. In the book, in a later chapter, maybe dozens or hundreds of chapters later, there will be a classic line about "Huaqiang buys melons". It's very funny, right? Speaking of memes, it can be said that a lot of memes are used in the book, but I know that memes can't be used casually, so I usually use them in appropriate places. If there are inappropriate memes, please correct me. At this point, I would like to express my feelings.

I can't continue writing this book, so I've cut it. I'll learn from the experience of this book and re-open a post-apocalyptic novel, "Insect Hell". The plot is compact, full of ups and downs, and it starts in hell. Let's see if the protagonist can turn the tide.