Ele é o talentoso Road Xinghe do entretenimento em "O Melhor de Nós"! Ele é o lendário mestre das artes marciais Lin Tan Hua em "O Sorriso Orgulhoso do Mundo"! Ele é o herói lendário da espionagem Xiao Tu em "O Guardião Invisível"! Ele é o Marquês Xiaoyao Zhu Wushi, que ama a beleza mais do que o poder, em "O Primeiro do Mundo"! Ele é o magnata dos negócios Shi Tiandong em "Tudo Está Bem"! Ele é o rei dos soldados versátil Zhuang Yan em "Eu Sou um Soldado de Elite"! Ele é o grandioso Yang Guo, que virou a maré em tempos de crise, em "O Retorno do Condor Herói"! Ele é Lin Jingyu, o grande mestre do mundo imortal, em "A Execução dos Imortais"! Li Jie: "Eu sou apenas um peixe preguiçoso que não quer ser cobrado por atualizações." Lendas sobre ele se espalham por todos os mundos, e sua saga continua... Progresso atual: O Melhor de Nós, O Sorriso Orgulhoso do Mundo, O Guardião Invisível, O Primeiro do Mundo, Tudo Está Bem
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In Shen City, the July sunlight filtered through the gaps between the leaves, casting dappled light across the quiet neighborhood in the early morning. Li Jie had just finished his morning run, carrying a steamed bun in one hand while sipping soy milk from the other.
"Xiao Jie, done with your morning exercise?" An elderly man in a white tank top approached leisurely, holding the hand of a little girl about five or six years old.
"Yeah, just finished running. My job involves sitting all day, so if I don’t exercise, my body won’t hold up. Uncle Wang, are you taking your granddaughter to school?" Li Jie smiled in reply.
He paused for a moment and added, "Uncle Wang, you’re really punctual. Many kids are often late for kindergarten these days."
"Getting old means less sleep. I wake up right on time every morning. My son and daughter-in-law are busy with work, so I take my granddaughter to school daily. But there aren’t many young people like you who get up this early anymore. Keep it up, young man. I’ll be off now." Uncle Wang gently led his granddaughter as they slowly walked out of the neighborhood.
Watching the pair disappear into the distance, Li Jie felt a pang of envy. He had grown up in an orphanage since he could remember, never having experienced the warmth of a family. Thanks to his natural talent and lifelong love of literature, he had become a moderately well-known screenwriter. Though he wouldn’t claim great success, he was comfortably above average. Step by step, through his ow