Every Chinese Word I Speak Is a Forbidden Curse

Lin Mo has no home in Blue Star. His parents divorced and remarried each other. He lived in the school dormitory and returned to his grandfather's empty house during the New Year. After traveling through time, he told three "wastes" under the leaky roof of "Idiom Pavilion" that the original meaning of the word "ran" is burning, the original meaning of the word "train" is river-like norms, and the original meaning of the word "wen" is a tattoo carved in flesh and blood. Zhao Tiezhu said: "Coach Lin, I finally know why I am the squad leader. It is not because I am the strongest, but because I am the most willing to stand in the front." Wang Fugui held the awakened Phoenix chick with tears on his face: "I saw it... It's not a poultry... It's my definition." Liu Ruyan put the first Wenxin Pill into Lin Mo's hand: "Tuition. Thank you also for letting me know that the explosion of the furnace was not a failure, but that it has not been named correctly." Language is not a weapon. Language is home. When you can't find a home in a world, build one with your own words. Reading Guide An unconventional and refreshing novel: the protagonist recovers his mental strength by "teaching others idioms" and unlocks forbidden spells by understanding allusions. Every battle is a knowledge game. Hard-core Chinese: Each chapter is embedded with real exegetical knowledge - idioms and allusions, evolution of Chinese characters, poetry rhythm, and phonology. You can also review Chinese while catching up. Passionate group portrait: Everyone on the last shift of the crane will find their own way in "knowledge", and everyone is redefining themselves Emotional concentration: from "misunderstood genius" to "building a house with words", from "lonely traveler" to "civilized fire bearer" I have a dictionary that can control mountains and rivers. I have ten thousand idioms, how many lives do you have?