When I was a kid, I used to fantasize:
If one day I could write my own story,
And more people saw it.
How good should that be.
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However, with the age of the child, the pressure has been on the ground:
Loans, benevolence, school fees, living expenses...
The number of people I can barely breathe,
I thought "wrestler's dream" was a luxury for young people.
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Until then, I met "Screeched Lost 2.0."
And We took the sword from the fire,
It's a way to live.
When I wrote about this process,
I found out:
So this is what I dreamt.
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📖 I've published the book "Smuggle the Lost."
🖋️ I'm writing every day, sharing words in pink.
👨👩👧👧 I even heard my colleagues calling me "The Master" in the factory.
All of this suddenly made me realize:
👉 Turns out, I really had a childhood writer's dream.
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It's just the dream, not the ivory tower.
It is the responsibility of the family.
It's not like it's a bad idea.
Step by step with a sword.
I don't happen to be a writer.
It was fate that made me a sword.
I finally chose to be a writer.
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📖 It's called "Smuggle the Lost."
📚 Previous platform: PuBU Electronic Library, Google Online
No, no, no, no, no, no. 🙏I'm not sure.
Some dreams don't disappear as they grow up.
It will only be in the flames of reality, and be cast into a true sword. ⚔️
Writers, not just dreams,
It's another way to live.
The sword points to the heaven, and there shall be no change in fear.
Zhou Myung-ming, Daniel Zhou, the sword master.
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