In these phrases we are going to learn how truly important philosophy is, its importance and application in daily life in order to turn it into a special aura in our lives. So although they seem short phrases, their meanings are so strong that they are almost infinite and can impact the life of any human being who is looking

Time travel, is a kind of theory which indicates the unusaul happened in the past

You can talk and talk all you want. But speaking tens of thousands of words over the average amount each day can't silence the simple phrases that your head recites.

Started it for fun, I know it shit please give some feedback so I can improve it :)

The story is about a guy lived his comfortable life in a forest, then an unknown girl appeared out of nowhere which has led to the radical downfall of the guy's normal lifestyle.

With her husband and cousin scheme, Tang Huai lost her life. Once again, she was reborn. 

In this world, Tang Huai polished her eyes to see people for who they are, and kick the slag man, and tear her cousin's white lotus facade.

Some sergeant broke into her bedroom: "I am the one you can't let go!" It’s time to let everyone know how amazing she is.

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Updates schedule: 1 chapter daily  or maybe more, depends on the comments, reviews and votes? ٩(●ᴗ●)۶

Notice: This novel is NOT an original work but a Translation. All credits go to the original Chinese author. 

All novels are translated using machine-based (MTL) 

I’m not a English or Chinese native. Beware of my grammatical errors, wrong spellings, weird phrases, etc. Please bear with me and let me try this novel translation journey  (⁄ ⁄>⁄ ▽ ⁄<⁄ ⁄)

I’m just an amateur that want to share stories. Anyways, hope you will enjoy this novel as much I did. 

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I'm also working on my other translated novel: Rebirth of a Poisonous Woman.

While Salem was learning the Chinese language, Zhang Zian was curious about the semi-transparent miniature whirlwinds that he saw between the dunes. How did they form? Why didn't they dissipate after a while?
Was it due to the unique geographical landscape? When the wind blew through the honeycomb sand dunes, it changed direction because of the shape of the sand dunes. Might this be similar to how water formed a vortex after flowing through a reef?
In order to learn the authentic Chinese language, Salem diligently helped Zhang Zian by carrying the drone suitcase. Wherever Zhang Zian went, he followed and tried to learn from him.
The strange phrases that Zhang Zian said made him curious. He had never heard them before while interacting with Chinese tourists. 
"Zhang Zian, can you say it again? I didn't hear it clearly," he begged.
"What are you looking at?" Zhang Zian repeated.
"You... stinky prawn?" Salem tried to imitate the pronunciation.
"No, it is 'What are you looking at?'" Zhang Zian corrected him.
"What are you looking at?"
Salem had a lot of talent learning a new language. After all, he was a young man and could learn things quickly. In addition, he had a high degree of enthusiasm and motivation. After he repeated it several times, he had learned the pronunciation.
"That... If someone else said it first, how can I respond? Do I reply by saying the same thing?" he asked.
"Of course not! You have to respond, 'I'm lookin' at you. You got a problem with that?'" Zhang Zian said seriously.
Salem imitated him. "Hey... mud?"
"The accent should be placed on the last word. When you say it, you should have an imposing manner. It is best to stare at the person as you say it. 'I'm lookin' at you. You got a problem with that?'" Zhang Zian broke it down and taught him slowly.
Richard's claws suddenly grabbed his shoulder. It meant, "You are teaching him wrong things!"
"'What are you looking at?'... 'I'm lookin' at you. You got a problem with that?'... 'What are you looking at?'... 'I'm lookin' at you. You got a problem with that?'..." Salem muttered repeatedly and carefully tried to remember the newly learned greetings. He wanted to use them when he eventually went to China. Even if he could not go to China for a while, he could at least make a video call to Sihwa.
He didn't quite understand why he had to stare when he said, "'I'm lookin' at you. You got a problem with that?'" Maybe this was the custom of the Chinese when talking. The staring was probably to suggest friendliness. After all, it was said that the eyes were the window to the soul, and staring opened the window. The wider it was, the more likely Sihwa could see his true feelings.
"Zhang Zian, I am done learning! Help me practice!" Salem said with great interest.
Zhang Zian nodded. "Good! What are you looking at?"
"I'm lookin' at you. You got a problem with that?" Salem stared at him with a face full of rage.
Perhaps because it was genetic, the Bedouins had facial features that were highly pronounced and big eyes. Salem's actions made his already-large eyes even bigger.
"Yes, that's the spirit!" Zhang Zian said and raised his thumb.
Salem had gotten a compliment, and he was feeling really good about himself.
Richard covered his face with wings and couldn't imagine what kind of troubles Salem would encounter if he came to China. He was afraid that he would be killed before even leaving the airport…
Famous and Fina knew that he was being playful again and could not be bothered with Zhang Zian. They picked up their mats lazily and ran to a cool and ventilated place under the car to rest.
Having learned how to greet others, Salem was very satisfied. He then remembered he had another question and asked, "Oh, yes, Zhang Zian, you taught me how to eat, drink, watch movies, and sing. These are phrases. I don't quite know how to use them in sentences,. Can you teach me? Why can't you eat water and drink rice?"
Zhang Zian was not a language teacher. Could he really explain this well? These were the phrases that the Chinese commonly used and did not give much thought to how to use them.
He was annoyed when asked, but he didn't want to say that he didn't know. He replied, "These usages are all used to teach foreigners. In fact, the Chinese are not so complicated! Since we have such a great bond, I will let you in on a secret. One word is all you need to settle everything. That is the word 'whole'!"
Salem was shell-shocked from what he'd heard. He'd thought that it would be difficult to learn Chinese, especially so the complicated verbs. In the end, was all this simply to make things difficult for foreigners? Were they so unwilling to let others learn their language? If that was true, it was simply horrible!
Fortunately, he had a good relationship with Zhang Zian, and therefore, he'd learned this secret so easily. He now had a word that could replace all adverbs, and it truly made things easy.
A "whole" word—magical!
He still didn't dare to believe it completely. He tried to ask, "That can be for eating…"
"Whole bowl of rice!"
"Drinking water is…"
"Whole glass of water!"
"Watch a movie... I know, the whole movie?"
Salem seemed to have gotten it. Yet he did not know that he had been fooled…
"Yes! No wonder your cousin praises you for being smart!" Zhang Zian once again gave him a thumbs-up.
Salem smiled modestly. Although it was necessary to add additional nouns, the combination of new nouns was relatively fixed, making it way easier to learn.
In the spirit of helping people all the way, Zhang Zian added, "If you really don't know what to do, just say 'Whole what?' or 'What whole?' is good enough. Others can understand what you mean."
Salem was almost moved to tears. Chinese was so simple to learn!
"Forgot to mention that if you talk like that to a Chinese, they will definitely ask if you are a Northeastener." Zhang Zian remembered a loophole.
Salem replied, "A Northeasterner?"
"Well, you see, isn't Egypt in the northeast of Africa? So if the Chinese ask you if you are a Northeastener, you just say yes," Zhang Zian said.
"Oh."
Seeing that Salem believed whatever Zhang Zian said, Richard quickly criticized him. "You idiot! You are really horrible. I am clearly incapable of doing these bad things like you have done!"
Richard felt that he had to say something after seeing Salem whispering to himself all the new knowledge that had been given to him, revising things that would not truly prove useful to him.
Zhang Zian did not back down. "What do you know? I am helping him take shortcuts!"
Richard slammed his wings into Zhang Zian's head. "To hell with your shortcut! Don't you know? The Northeastern way of speaking is very contagious. Put a Northeasterner in the university dormitory and four years later everyone is going to speak like that! When Salem returns to the tribe...it'll be all your doing!"
Zhang Zian shuddered. After a few years, would the Bedouin tribe speak like the Northeastern Chinese?
That might just be a beautiful scene. Alas, it was also difficult to imagine...


1. Download a suspicious game
2. Catch a few magical pets as partners
3. Go through interesting daily routines and lead the pet shop to a whole new level

Reading scripts at a fast rate was a level of detail that actors should all pursue since it's very enjoyable for the audience to see.
"Sherlock" could be a representative of this. Once Cumberbatch begins his light speed monologue, the audience would feel like they were watching the climax of the show from beginning to end.
There was also a representative for this from the mainland. Among them, the most famous wasn't an actor but the one deemed as "The Tongue of China"— the TV host Hua Shao. Hua Shao began by hosting a singing competition TV series, yet the first person to become famous from it wasn't any of the contestants but the host himself.
In "Voice Legend," several speedy monologues and clips had been reenacted, and the ones that had appeared most often were the clips from "Sherlock." Two contestants performed it in the first season, and one contestant had already done it in the current season.
However, they had all chosen to dub those that were translated. Even the British national, Zhang Tielin, chose to perform it in Chinese.
To be fair, it was still a difficult script to read in Chinese, but the original was even more difficult.
Regardless if it was Zhang Tielin or another celebrity, they had all done a remarkable job. They had nailed the speed and the tone as well, but this would only seem so to people who hadn't seen the original. Those who had seen it before knew that, despite the perfect speed and voice control, it did not give off the same level of enjoyment.
Earlier, when Meng Fan was dubbing the "I'm-Sherlocked" part, Professor Di was shocked. Although this scene did not have fast monologues, there were still one or two phrases that required a high degree of linguistic knowledge to pull off. Hence, she immediately thought of Cumberbatch's deduction scene.
As for his tone range and pronunciation, it went without saying, Meng Fan was spectacular and surprising as usual.
"Sherlock's deduction scene? Like the one Mr. Zhang did?" Meng Fan had watched both seasons of the show and naturally knew what Professor Di was referring to. He still modestly asked, though: "If it's the translated Chinese version, it will be very difficult. Although the Chinese translation does not take into account the breathing requirements, sentence breaks, and connecting phrases, it will be difficult to achieve the fluidity of the original. I've attempted both the Chinese version and the original English version during my stream; the Chinese version actually has a faster speaking speed."
Professor Di heard this and smiled. Director Xu also smiled and responded: "We want you to try the English one. If it works out, once you and Bai Zhi conclude your collaboration performance and the interview/audience interaction segment, he will send you a cue again. You can just relax. If it doesn't work out well, we'll cut it out."
"Alright, I'll give it a shot."
Meng Fan wasn't being courteous. The interview and audience interaction segment after the collaboration stage required each contestant to have their own tasks. Compared to these formats of interview and audience interaction, Meng Fan was more willing to dub another scene.
"Which segment? The flight scene from the first episode of the second season or 'The Hounds of Baskerville' segment from the second episode in season 2? I'm familiar with both."
Based on speed alone, "The Hounds of Baskerville" episode had a much faster deduction monologue. Zhang Tielin and the others had previously dubbed this scene. Meng Fan was a generous person and did not want people to compare him to others who did the same segment, so he picked a separate clip that also featured a speedy deduction scene, although not as intense as "The Hounds" episode.
"Let's try this one then," said professor Di.
The staff members dug up the clip, and Meng Fan silently read through the script. After entering his state, he began to fire off words like a cannon. From the first ten seconds, he had already captured the souls of the people present. Their eyes seemed to be wider than their agape mouths.
In less than a minute, the output of words from his mouth could not be calculated at all!
Once he finished, Director Xu took several deep breaths until he finally compensated for the air that had left him — he had forgotten to breathe throughout the entire process — and remained silent for a moment. He then smiled and said: "Meng Fan, would you like to try 'The Hounds of Baskerville' clip instead?"
Meng Fan rested for a moment and read through the script. Director Xu immediately clapped the board: "This is the one!" He then paused for a moment, then added: "The audience are more familiar with this segment, and it's also better for showing off your abilities! And it's obvious you're much more familiar with this scene, too! It's settled then. 'Hounds of Baskerville.' Alright?"
Meng Fan wanted to be kind and not give others the chance to compare him to the other seniors who had previously dubbed this segment as well, but main Director Xu did not think this way.
How can someone pass up such incredible clickbait!
Meng Fan couldn't reject and nodded meekly.
Following this, Professor Di and the Director Xu collaborated on giving some guidance. There was no problem with Meng Fan's performance at all, but Professor Di wanted to give him some emotional guidance and tips on how to cooperate on stage, as well as some stage experience. Despite Meng Fan's current voice acting skills, he was still able to benefit a lot from the lesson. Professor Di was indeed an end-game boss in the realm of voice acting.
After the lecture, Bai Zhi and Meng Fan practiced for a while longer, and seeing the clock hit 2:00 a.m., they paused their rehearsal and headed for the hotel.
The entire way, the two made small talk. Bai Zhi remembered the snacks that Meng Fan had brought her and couldn't help but be curious where he and Su Qingcen had gone for a midnight snack — if she hadn't been mesmerized by Meng Fan's sudden increased charm, she would have asked this sooner — which was when she discovered the crazy events that had happened during their shopping spree down the street food market. She was dumbfounded.
"That works too?! You guys are too brave!" Bai Zhi was curious. "They really stopped moving when they heard your voice? The scene wasn't crazy? They just watched you two wander around and eat the whole time? That's too much!"
After understanding the details, Bai Zhi was even more shocked. She then broke into laughter. "It seems like your fearsome reputation from beating up that K-pop idol finally came into use. The Iron Hero really has a terrifying reputation; you managed to freeze everyone on site!"
Shortly after, she then changed her expression to a serious one. "You and Su Qingcen went a little overboard last night. You can't do this anymore… How could you forget about me? Take me with you next time!"
Meng Fan laughed. "You guys are really using me like a bodyguard!"
"What's wrong with that? I haven't been able to happily go shopping in a very long time! What, you're willing to be a bodyguard for Shan Jin bro, but you won't be a white knight for your older sister?"
Meng Fan obedient nodded. Bai Zhi seemed satisfied enough and turned towards her own room.
Meng Fan took a shower and lay down before habitually browsing the recent news on his phone. He was then unable to sleep. "How is there gossip already!"
It made sense when he thought about it. Based on the scene Meng Fan had described, people could genuinely suspect there was a relationship between them. It was only because he was close friends with Bai Zhi — and they often ate together — so she naturally didn't suspect anything or felt that anything was out of place.
But the media didn't think so!
The internet had already blown up with all sorts of speculations based on Su Qingcen and Meng Fan's night out. They had been desperately relating them to various idol dramas and their cheesy plots and even released the information on their relationship from the beginning. It had become a blockbuster of a die-hard fan trying to court his idol goddess!
Of course, several people also felt that this scandal was being blown out of proportion. It's only that more people were willing to join the bandwagon and weren't afraid of stirring up trouble.


To reward Meng Fan for his bravery before his heroic death, the cosmos rewarded him with a 'system', sending him back in time to three months ago, alive.

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