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Huang Mao and Wang Jin are classmates in the same high school.

It's just that Huang Mao belongs to the kind of bastard who dominates, while Wang Jin is the kind of obedient student who is bullied and ravaged by various "kings and bullies".

It stands to reason that there shouldn't be any unnecessary contact between the two except that there will be some physical contact between the two when they are beaten and when they are beaten.

Unexpectedly, by luck, the parents of the two met at the parents' meeting and remarried.

Let these two out-of-reach guys become a pair of half-brothers.

It's just that the two people's personalities are really different. Even if they live under the same roof, they have many differences, and they don't look down on each other very much.

Although Wang Jinze is a bit boring, he has a good heart.In daily life, there is a lot of care for the yellow hair.

But this yellow-haired man is used to wandering around, and only Wang Jin is usually flattering him, so he is more and more unwilling to talk to him.

With a hot face and a cold butt, Wang Jin naturally began to distance himself subconsciously, but usually he kept his head down and didn't see him when he looked up, so his face was somewhat acceptable.

The two of them were so not embarrassed, from the first year of high school to the third year of high school.

Coincidentally, once Wang Jin was blocked in an alley near his home by some gangsters from other schools, and when he was about to be beaten, he happened to be seen by Huang Mao who was returning home.

Huang Mao's blood was surging, and he rushed forward without saying a word, and fought desperately with seven or eight people.

Wang Jinze was still curled up in the corner, seeing that Huang Mao's fists were no match for four hands, and his nose was bleeding.

Not knowing where the courage came from, he pulled out two thick copies of "The Legend of the Heroes of Shetong" from his schoolbag with red eyes and shouted: "Don't hit my brother!
"

He rushed into the battle circle with an extremely arrogant attitude.

In the end, Wang Jin didn't help much, but Huang Mao showed his defeat early in order to protect Wang Jin who rushed up to be beaten, and the pair of troubled brothers and sisters were both knocked to the ground.

After the people left, the two of them sat on the ground with bruised noses and swollen faces for a long time.

The moment they looked back at each other, they seemed to let go of their barriers.

Although one is arrogant and the other is dull, after this incident, they have truly become friends.

Huang Mao casually touched Wang Jinze who was sitting on the ground with his toes, and asked nonchalantly, "What does the title of this book mean?"

Wang Jin moved a bit, pulled out another "The Deer and Ding Tale" from under his buttocks, and handed it to Huang Mao: "Look for yourself!"

"Hey? Do you still have two copies?"

Huangmao didn't mind at all that this book was just stuffed under Wang Jinze's ass.

After taking it, he sat down beside him.

Wang Jin quickly raised his eyes and glanced at Huang Mao.

I bought two copies in the morning, one of which was for Huangmao.

Although Huang Mao usually likes to fool around outside, Wang Jin knows that he likes to read martial arts novels by cats.

Several times, I saw Huang Mao sneaking to his room to get the old cat novels.

He found out but never said it, probably because Huangmao didn't feel ashamed to ask him to borrow it.

Later, when I bought it, I bought two copies at a time, and one was quietly stuffed into the yellow-haired schoolbag while no one was looking.

Huang Mao never mentioned these things to him, and naturally he never thanked him.

Huang Mao who opened the book had a look of disdain at first, but he sank into it after seeing the content.

...

I saw the first chapter of the book, which is "Hooking up the party and clearing up the misfortune, commenting on the moon in the windy period"!
Just looking at the name, Huang Mao couldn't figure out the meaning, and he couldn't even make out the pronunciation of two words.

But one good thing about reading cat books is that the vernacular is fluent, even if you read it without thinking, it doesn't matter, just follow along all the way and you're done.

"The north wind is like a knife, and the ground is full of frost.

On a main road near the seashore in the south of the Yangtze River, a group of Qing soldiers armed with knives and guns, escorted seven prison carts, braved the wind and cold, and headed north..."

The straightforward opening is a bit bleak.

In a big house passing by the prison car, the conversation between the scribe and a child solved Huang Mao's doubts about the title of the book.

In the book, the scribe put a pen on the ink, wrote the word "chasing the deer" on the paper, and said: "The ancients often used the deer as a metaphor for the world. The people in the world are gentle and kind, only for others to be bullied and harmed. "Han "Book" said: "Qin lost its deer, and the world chased it together." That is to say, the Qin Dynasty lost the world, and the heroes rose together, and everyone competed. In the end, Han Gaozu defeated the King of Chu, and he got this fat and big dog. deer."

The child nodded and said: "I understand. The book says "Chasing the Central Plains", which means that everyone is vying to be the emperor."

The scribe liked it very much, nodded, drew a tripod on the paper, and said: "The ancients did not cook with a stove and a pot. They used such a three-legged tripod to burn firewood underneath. Cooked in a tripod to eat. The emperor and high-ranking officials are very cruel. If they don't like anyone in their hearts, they will say that he has committed a crime and cook him alive in a tripod. "Historical Records" records that Lin Xiangru said to the King of Qin: "The minister knows that the bully The crime of the king should be punished, and the minister please use the cauldron.' That is to say, I deserve to die, just burn me to death in the cauldron!"

Seeing this, both the "deer" and "ding" in the title appeared!
Huang Mao also probably had some understanding in his heart.

This deer tripod originally means "competing for the deer in the world and aspiring to win the Central Plains".

"Hehe, the atmosphere is very atmospheric, but what does it have to do with a turtle?"

After Huang Mao understood it, he pursed his lips pretending to be disdainful, and spouted something casually.

Unexpectedly, Wang Jinze, who was standing next to him, was watching intently. After hearing Huang Mao's words, he replied rudely without raising his head: "Stop talking, what's wrong with Mr. Gui!"

Huang Mao glanced sideways at Wang Jinze.

For his brother in name, it is rare for him to have such courage in front of him, which is a bit impressive.

Wang Jinze also seemed to realize that his tone was a little rushed, and he glanced at Huangmao guiltily.

Huang Mao should have watched the discussion on the Internet secretly. Seeing Wang Jin, he looked over and asked: "It is said that the protagonist is still a eunuch!"

"fake!"

Wang Jin replied sharply, but soon said angrily: "Look for yourself, I won't spoil you, it's boring!"

"..."

Huang Mao shook his head, and turned his gaze back to the book.

The first chapter is the wedge of the whole book, it tells about Gu Yanwu and Huang Zongxi coming to the house of their good friend Lu Liuliang.

During the conversation, the literary indictment caused by Zhuang Jia's revision of "History of Ming Dynasty" was involved. Many literati and even craftsmen were implicated and lost their lives.

...

The history editor Zhuang Tingyu and other patriots were unanimously admired and missed by Gu Yanwu, Huang Zongxi and Lu Liuliang.

The wedge part can be regarded as explaining some background, but it is not very fascinating.

Huangmao patiently glanced at it only because it was the work of a meow star.

The time of depression didn't last long, and the second episode turned around at the beginning.

The first sentence is the best poetry show off skills of the cats: "Ten years of dreaming of Yangzhou, won the honor of the brothel."!
A line of poems has written all of Yangzhou's singing and dancing, singing and dancing to promote peace.

Then, the protagonist Wei Xiaobao finally appeared!

He met Mao Shiba in the Lichun Courtyard in Yangzhou, and hit it off right away.

When Mao Shiba and Wei Xiaobao arrive in the capital, they meet Mr. Hai and Xiao Guizi.

In the palace, Wei Xiaobao murdered Xiao Guizi treacherously, and then blinded Old Man Hai. From then on, he stayed in the palace as Xiao Guizi's substitute.

Wei Xiaobao is clever and cunning, and finds a way to save the day in a difficult situation.

So far, the embarrassing situation of the protagonist being gelded has finally been resolved!
Huang Mao also heaved a sigh of relief!

Fortunately, fortunately, this lifeline is saved!
From Wei Xiaobao's entry into the palace, the plot developed rapidly.

He met Emperor Kangxi and fought in the palace.

Finally seized the opportunity, together with a group of young eunuchs, subdued Obai, the number one warrior in Manchuria, in the palace.

Wei Xiaobao's indiscriminate means of spreading lime made a contribution with one move!
The friendship between Wei Xiaobao and Kangxi, who had done meritorious service, further deepened. At the same time, Mr. Hai ordered Wei Xiaobao to go to the study to steal the "42 Chapters".

The scriptures were not found, but Wei Xiaobao killed Oboi in prison.

At this time, people from the Qingmu Hall of the Tiandihui also sneaked into the palace to seek revenge on Aobai.

They captured Wei Xiaobao into the Tiandihui and discussed who would be the new incense master.

The members of the Tiandihui planned to kill Oboi, but Wei Xiaobao took the lead. It turns out that there is always a number of days between victory and defeat.

Chen Jinnan, chief rudder of the Tiandihui, learned that Wei Xiaobao had killed the powerful minister Obai, and promoted him to be the head of the Qingmu Hall.

The ups and downs of the plot made Huang Mao fall into it completely.

This Wei Xiaobao really suits his appetite!
That kind of Jianghu atmosphere in the market place fits the Jianghu dream of a middle school boy like him everywhere!

The method is a bit despicable, but it always works wonders!

Although the previous martial arts novels were good-looking, but after all, the hero is too far away, and the YY seems to be separated by an unreachable distance.

On the contrary, "little people" like Wei Xiaobao are the most appetizing.

I always feel that if I get along with Wei Xiaobao in another place, I can probably achieve his level.

After all, there is no need for martial arts!

Without the gap in force, the sense of substitution would just go up.

Just when he finished reading this chapter and was about to continue, he suddenly felt someone pat him on the shoulder.

Huang Mao raised his head in a daze, but saw Wang Jin who had got up at some point: "Let's go, it's going to be dark soon."

"what?"

Huang Mao heard the words and subconsciously glanced outside the bookstore. It was indeed getting dark, and he had been sitting in the bookstore for a whole day before he knew it!
...

He got up and closed the book in his hand, striding out with his yellow hair straight out: "Oh, since you want to go, let's go back."

"..."

Wang Jin had already figured out Huangmao's temper.

This guy is actually a typical cold-faced and warm-hearted man, but he doesn't know how to deal with people, and always wants to put on a cold look.

He followed quickly and asked, "Are you hungry?"

"Gollum..."

Before Huang Mao could speak, Wang Jin heard a stomach rumbling.

The muscles on Huang Mao's face twitched, and then the bachelor admitted: "I'm a little hungry."

Wang Jin suggested, "Let's go eat some noodles together."

"Row!"

Huang Mao was still thinking about the plot in his heart, so he agreed without thinking.

Wang Jin had to be more careful, probably guessing what Huang Mao was thinking, and asked, "How do you feel about this book?"

Huang Mao nodded and said: "It's okay, this Wei Xiaobao is quite interesting, like me."

"Ha ha……"

Wang Jinze didn't argue with him, he thought for a while and said, "I think Kangxi has a bit of my shadow."

Huang Mao turned his head and glared: "Are you taking advantage of me?"

Wang Jin was taken aback, waved his hands again and again and said, "No, no."

"..."

Huang Mao did suddenly laugh, patted Wang Jinze on the shoulder, and said arrogantly: "A good brother is loyal, and I will protect you from now on."

Wang Jin shook his head: "Uh, no need, I don't cause trouble, I don't need to be covered..."

Huang Mao said as he walked, "I don't know who was blocked at the door last time and got beaten up and got bruised and swollen."

Wang Jin replied, "Aren't you the same?"

"Huh!? I was implicated by you!"

Huang Mao said disdainfully: "If it weren't for your burden, I would have beaten them all to the ground!"

Wang Jinze ignored Huang Mao's congratulations, and followed the words: "Yeah, you are the best."

"cut!"

Seeing Wang Jinze's behavior, Huang Mao simply turned his head and ignored it.

Just walking in silence all the way, when approaching the noodle shop, Huang Mao suddenly said: "Then what..."

"?!"

Wang Jin followed strangely and stopped.

Huang Mao raised the novel in his hand to Wang Jinze: "Thank you for giving me the book."

After finishing speaking, before Wang Jinze could speak, he turned and entered the noodle shop.

Wang Jin stood where he was, and grinned, "We're all brothers, good brothers show loyalty!"

……

With the release of the first volume of "The Deer and Ding Tale".

Public opinion on the Internet reversed in an instant.

The eunuch is a fake eunuch, and this big pit was avoided skillfully.

Since he is not a real eunuch, it is reasonable to have seven wives.

And the much-maligned issue of Mr. Gui's origin was automatically ignored by readers because of Wei Xiaobao's smooth and lovable performance.

Even more and more people realized that if Wei Xiaobao hadn't come from such a background, then his character would not be able to stand up!

Comparing the two, what was originally absolutely unacceptable has become a matter of course.

Those book lovers who bought the book first suddenly found that "The Deer and Ding Tale" is completely different from the previous martial arts novels of the cats after reading it in one day.

...

This time the protagonist is not a big hero, he doesn't even know martial arts!
Deception and abduction are omnipotent, and indiscriminate methods are even more readily available!

According to general values, such a protagonist can even be called morally corrupt!
It is too contrary to the general values.

Martial arts and martial arts, of course, cannot be separated from "wu" and "xia"!
This "martial arts" naturally refers to the unique knowledge of martial arts. If there is no martial arts, how can you mess around in the rivers and lakes?
In martial arts novels, some people are number one in the world as soon as they appear, such as Xiao Feng.

And some people even if they come from a humble beginning, their strength is poor, and even their brains are not very good, they will inevitably end up with world-class martial arts!
Such as Xu Zhu, Duan Yu, etc.

Watching their kung fu, climbing all the way through various adventures, is also a great refreshing feeling for readers.

And this word "Xia" has a far-reaching meaning, and it is called the last word "Xia" if he is upright and upright!
Throughout the novels of cats, whether it is Hu Fei and Yuan Chengzhi in the early days, or Guo Jing, Yang Guo, and Zhang Wuji in the peak period, all of them are true heroes, true heroes!
Among them, Guo Jing interpreted the central idea of ​​"the great chivalrous man serves the country and the people".

It can be said that the meow star has established his own unique new "martial arts" style step by step with his works, and also established the "martial arts" values ​​​​that belong to the meow star!

But the weird thing is...

This "Deer and Cauldron", which is known as the masterpiece of cat martial arts, the protagonist in it neither has "wu" nor can he be called "xia"!
To say it is "four different images" is a bit of an exaggeration.

It is such a book that denies the foundation of martial arts, although it is really interesting to read, but I always feel a little uncomfortable.

Many readers scratched their heads while reading...

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