The Bustle of the Long Street

After reading this chapter, you will notice that my descriptions of the war scenes are exaggerated and archaic. After much deliberation, I chose to remain faithful to the scenes and capture the inherent dynamism of literature in my writing. Rather than adopting a uniform narrative tone throughout the novel and diluting some inherently brilliant parts, I preferred to preserve the vibrancy of the…

"The world is vast, but within this small space lies nothing more than your sincere heart." This quote comes from an unknown "friend," which I liked immediately and am borrowing here. At the same time, I would like to share a poem by Shakespeare with you: If love is hindered, it is not true love. Love that changes course with the wind is not love. Love that is fickle is not love at all.

A visit! Your imagination is truly boundless; may you achieve godhood! You're also welcome to read "A Thousand Foxes Fluttering By."

"In ancient novels, the main characters were brave generals and strategists, chivalrous thieves and corrupt officials, monsters and immortals, beautiful women and talented men, and later there were also female prostitutes, rogues and lackeys." The protagonist of Biko's novels uses a strange and fragmented writing style to tell ancient stories that are relevant today. This is the most concise summary of the book so far.

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This is actually quite well-written. How come nobody's reading it?

Oh my god! The number one spot on the update ranking is in such a terrible state! Newbie here! Coffee Sister is adding you to her favorites. Keep writing and don't be discouraged!