A New Year’s letter to book friends

The New Year is coming. I wish you all the best and a long life in 2023.

Let’s find a topic and chat about it for a few words - "These years of acquaintance with Internet articles".

Zongzi came into contact with online literature around 2012. In the first year of junior high school, I read the physical book of "Sword Eats the World" with my two deskmates [classmates surnamed Ou and Tian].

We tore the book into pages and passed them around in turns, no matter what class we were in. What made us chuckle was that this little secret was never caught by the patrolling teachers, including the head teacher.

Under a thin English newspaper or between a thick exercise book, there may be infinite "wonders" hidden. Looking back now, the way we chased each other back then was quite crazy and absurd. Although people can be stupid in their youth, I don’t recommend that you guys follow suit [squinting smile]

When I first came into contact with fantasy and spiritual cultivation, I had a feeling of astonishment. I felt that my world view had been greatly impacted, and I immediately became addicted to it. It can be said that throughout my junior high school years, I basically read the past. Before there were mobile phones, I mainly read the paper version with my classmates. Later, when I got a mobile phone, I read online.

One characteristic of Zongzi is that you can never scan the so-called lists. Basically, you can choose a complete book from the same genre and read it without waiting for updates, and you must read it to the end when you open the book.

At that time, my favorite writer was I Eat Tomatoes, and he was the one I read the most, including Swallowing, Jiuding, and Transformation of the Stars, etc. I have watched Douluo 1 and 2 in Tang Dynasty.

I didn’t read much about it in high school, because I changed from Xiao Bai to Lao Bai, and when I picked it up, I came up with the idea of ​​​​writing on my own, and it wasn’t until I entered college that I actually took action. Of course, in the end, it was all over the place. It wasn’t until the second book that I received the signing contract. Every day I was either in Shuiqun or writing code.

Okay, that’s it for sharing, bye~!