The original intention of continuing the Iron Age was on July 15, 2007, which was the day when the Iron Age was written. The original intention was to have Liu Ziguang travel back in time, so a foreshadowing was left in the prologue of The Iron Age, about the man who was stabbed by Liu Ziguang.
The gangster will definitely not die, leaving our Marshal Liu to come back and torture him.
The main reason why I stopped writing was to write about Wulin Empire. This is a work similar to game promotion launched in cooperation with a game company. It has a mission-like nature, so I started it in a hurry and the mission was urgent. I started writing it right after I received it, and I didn’t even finish it completely.
planning.
The Iron Age was created by me, and the Martial Arts Empire was created by responsibility. There are no eunuchs or unfinished works under the pseudonym Xiaoqi Xiaoxiao. I must do what I say. As an author, credibility is earned through actions, not words.
, I believe everyone feels the same.
The Age of Orange and Red was created with passion and responsibility at the same time, so I believe it will be more exciting than the first two.
The Orange-Red Era is not a brilliant name at first glance, but it contains profound meaning. Zhang Ailing once wrote that the prosperous ages of the Sui and Tang Dynasties were a vigorous and orange-red era. Today's harmonious and prosperous age is not a vigorous and orange-red era with heroes emerging in large numbers.
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The name comes from this. Our protagonist Liu Ziguang came roaring with all the vicissitudes of life to create a new chapter of his own in this orange-red world.
The family lived in a dilapidated shantytown, with his father working as a security guard and his mother sweeping the streets. His neighbors and friends were all laid-off workers and his young playmates were also unemployed. He was impoverished and had nothing but courage. How did Liu Ziguang start from scratch with his fists and resourcefulness?
Create your own world among the high-rise buildings with feasting, entertainment, and wealth.
We'll wait and see!
Brilliant and exciting, all in "The Age of Orange"