Baopu and Xiangu: Volume 1

It is different from common Internet articles, but more like a "Travel Notes", quietly opening a unique page for tourism culture. Although I couldn't be there in person, I felt the pleasure of "being there". Tu Youyou was inspired to win the Nobel Prize from Ge Hong's medical book. Gu Bao was one of the four famous female doctors in ancient times. Their legend is so exciting, I really want to know more about it!

I took a look at the catalog of "Baopu and Xiangu", and it looked like a national tourist hotline map of Ge Hong and Baogu scenic spots. For those who like to travel, go and "click on the map to find out"! 🤝🤝😊

"Baopu and Fairy Girl" is indeed like "Travel Notes", with a balance between reality and reality, ease of handling, and endless aftertaste. I want to collect it and forget to read it again. Although I have not had the opportunity to "visit here", I have been fascinated by that place, and "the spirit has won." Common online articles are mainly based on fiction. If there is a golden finger, just use it up. It is not an exaggeration to say that fists and feet can destroy the stars. Readers only seek stimulation and ignore the truth and fiction.

I really enjoyed reading "The Part One of Danxin". I learned thirty-six strategies at the same time during the reading process. It deserves praise! Sincerely recommend reading

This is not a web article at all. Stop writing it. No one will read it.

Mr. Woodchuck is right when he says that today's Internet users are mostly chasing literary fast food. Even if literary masterpieces are put online, not many people will read them slowly. The author paused the serialization, probably because he acquiesced to your suggestion.