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Begin with an action - like a young hero being chased by a terrifying, otherworldly creature. It hooks the reader as they wonder what the hero did to be in such a perilous situation and if they will escape. You can also start with a thought - a character's deep longing or a strange premonition. Say, a wizard has a feeling that a great darkness is about to descend upon the land. This creates intrigue and makes the reader want to find out more.

Start with a captivating event or mystery that hooks the reader. Maybe a strange phenomenon in a magical world or the discovery of a hidden power. Make it something that makes them want to keep reading to find out more.

The title of the opening song of the Peach Blossom Splendid was " Peach Blossom Tribulation."

A common mistake is starting with too much exposition. Don't dump a lot of world - building details right at the start. Readers want to be engaged quickly, not bogged down in a long description of the magic system.

The 'opening theme to Pulp Fiction' is iconic. It grabs your attention immediately. The rhythm and the style of the music are so characteristic. It's like it's already telling you that this is not going to be your ordinary, run - of - the - mill movie. It has a certain edginess to it that reflects the off - beat nature of the story and characters in the film.

The opening song of the celebration is called "One Thought for a Life."

The opening song of " Celebrating Years " was called " Years " and was sung by Xiao Zhan.

The opening song of the Unsheathed Sword was " The Spirit of the Unsheathed Sword."

The opening song of the online version of Swordsman Online 2 was called " Sword Net 2 Love ", sung by the famous musician Li Zongsheng. This song was the official theme song of Sword Network 2. The lyrics depicted the world and story of Sword Network 2. The melody was beautiful and pleasant, and it was very popular among players.

The opening song of the Hundred Demons Manual was called " Nine Heavenly Songs." This was a song written by Fang Wenshan and composed by Jay Chou. It had been used as the opening theme music for many movies and TV series. The song's melodious melody and poetic lyrics were deeply loved by the audience.