Re-released: The original introduction to this novel

Many people have had the dream of immortals, and this novel was also written to fulfill this dream.

The theme is about mortal cultivation, the protagonist has a little bit of a split personality, and his path to cultivation is what I dream of.

The business war path that was inserted in a small amount of space and reasonably integrated with the fairy tale was what I experienced in reality, heard or imagined, they were real or fictional.

Therefore, the protagonist lives between my dreams and reality, and the main storyline is somewhat related to the mapping of real experiences in the world of fairy tales.

This book insists on putting fairy tales first, and the cleverly interspersed business war parts are very story-oriented. You don’t need to worry that this so-called innovation will deviate the tone of the novel or make you tired.

Maybe, it can bring some unexpected episodes to the single fairy tale style?

Isn’t it a very interesting thing for monks to sell mining machines and do projects?

Of course, there is a must for the book about the cultivation of the truth.

But more of it is the protagonist who looks for ways to practice and advance through his own thinking and imagination. I think this may be a major feature and highlight of this book.

I have not mentioned any of the battle scenes, or used only some simple verbs to describe them extensively.

Instead, he devoted his efforts, and as the protagonist's cultivation level improves, you will find that his fighting style with his opponent will become more and more exciting.

As a science and engineering man, I had only had a brief experience as a department editor in my freshman year. I lacked enough literary skills, but I had meticulous logic and whimsical plot design.

I remember when I was working in Latin America, I was often pestered by two little kids at home and told stories, so I told them countless versions of the adventures of "Little Red Riding Hood".

The content of each story is very different, and they are told casually, but they listen with relish. My daughter’s current composition is good, which may be related to this.

As for the title of the book, I had thought about whether to use a more literary name, but a colleague said that my personality is more suitable for a more intense one, and I deeply agree.

When I graduated from undergraduate studies, I met students from the external department of the same dormitory building. In addition to passion and emotion, I wrote Tan Sitong's famous line "I smiled towards the sky with my sword" on the stair walls on the first to second floors with red paint and cursive calligraphy in a diagonal manner.

For many years, that wall has been standing in my heart and has never been erased.

But I prefer to use "desire" instead of "self", because it represents the arrogance and heroism of the winner. If "self" is used, it may be a description of Tan Sitong's tragic spirit in prison.

And obviously, this book is about passion and victory.

Riding on a moonlight fish

2021
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