A Catfish Can Fall in Love, But It Can't Become a Spirit

The ending wasn't perfect, which was truly unfortunate. Several strange coincidences occurred, which made me quite uneasy. I had originally planned to write about supporting characters and had already completed tens of thousands of words of manuscript, but after thinking about it for ten days, I decided to put it on hold. My new book, *The Great Sage of the Emperor's Path*, has already been released online. I hope this different approach won't disappoint my readers!

If we had an office for unresolved issues, I'd choose Qiu Ge as its director. This book far exceeded my expectations; it's not just ordinary literature. It has a very clear aim, offering a rare, comprehensive, and feasible strategic perspective on realistic themes. I have many thoughts about reality, and this book provides excellent answers that resonate with them. I'm very happy to have read this book. I only have forty-two votes; they're all yours.

With your support along the way, I wish the veteran writer all the best in the new year, happiness and good health to his family, and that all his wishes come true.

Happy holidays! May your face always be radiant with smiles, and may the years never leave a trace of hardship!

This situation is very common in enterprises, whether state-owned, joint ventures, or private companies. Invitations to meals are commonplace, and soliciting bribes and favors is unavoidable. From top to bottom, some get the lion's share, while others get the scraps; it has become part of the corporate culture. Are the loopholes in the privatization of state-owned enterprises significant? Is this a sign of social development? It's tragic!

Hello Qiu Ge! I had a bit of a disagreement with Ya Tou. It probably started because she gave me a bulldozer as a parting gift. At my age, how could I not appreciate it? She might resent that I, like other authors, didn't say thank you or return it immediately—that I'm ungrateful. I believe in repaying favors, and I'll return it on a major holiday or when she releases a new book.

To thank my daughter for her continued support, I originally planned to discuss writing topics with her. I spent several days writing, producing over 800 words. I felt she shouldn't just write stories about little girls; she should write exciting, action-packed stories, and her writing needed a breakthrough. So I even thought of topics for her writing, including the beginning, ending, main scenes, writing style, requirements, word count, etc., Trying my best to be thorough. But all my hard work was in vain.

Brother Shu, your article is finished. Although your writing flow hasn't stopped, your age no longer supports it. You are my close friend despite the age gap, so I won't say thank you as we part. I only advise you, Brother Qiu, not to work yourself to the bone while writing; taking care of your health is the most important thing. Your friend Qian Gu is unwell. In my opinion, it's due to the strain of writing. The Peach Blossom Pool is a thousand feet deep, but it can't compare to the depth of Brother Qiu's support for my writing! All good things must come to an end. It's wonderful that we can leave each other with such a good impression, to remember each other often. Finally, I wish you a blessed and happy life in your later years! Goodbye, Brother Qiu.

Brother Qiu is a master writer, proficient in both novels and poetry. Like Qin Qiong, you show no discrimination against lesser authors and sincerely wish to befriend them. Your mastery of both art and moral character is truly admirable! I, Lao Shu, am deeply fortunate to have met you!

She applies makeup before the mirror, buries flowers with a small hoe and recites a poem, rolls up the curtain to dispel spring sorrow, and the maidservant diligently works at her desk. Nuwa's seven-colored clay, the Three-Life Stone of Tianzhu, I ask the person in this pavilion, how many lifetimes has this blade of grass held? (Excerpt from Qiu Ge's collection of poems)