Luo Feng's six-year-old daughter misinterprets the meaning of Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales at school, then insists that her dad taught her to do it.
So her Chinese teacher decides to pay the father a home visit and see what kind of person would teach a child such nonsense.
But when she arrives, Luo Feng's secret identity as a writer is exposed, one by one.
In middle school, he published The Emperor's New Clothes and The Little Match Girl.
In high school, he published King Arthur and Game of Thrones.
In college, he published Romance of the Three Kingdoms and Dream of the Red Chamber.
After graduation, he published The Grave Robbers' Chronicles and Candle in the Tomb.
And now, is The Three-Body Problem being serialized?
The beautiful teacher is stunned. He's livestreaming a lesson on fairy-tale meanings for his classmates during the home visit, and she never expected to meet the original author!
In an instant, the whole internet is in an uproar.
Netizens:
Luo Feng, is this really something a decent person would do? If you were going to write those books, why use different pen names?
Do you know how fiercely fans of The Grave Robbers' Chronicles and Candle in the Tomb have been fighting all these years?
Now the entire Richest Writers List is filled with your pen names...
This book is also known as Giving My Daughter a Zero? And Now You're Visiting Our Home? and When the Exam Setter Meets the Original Author! The Scene Is Utterly Awkward!
