six word memoirs

Travelled far, found myself home.

Consider the overall arc of your life. Are you someone who started from humble beginnings and reached great heights? Then 'From rags, now to some riches' could be a start. Or if you've been through a lot of self - discovery, something like 'Searching within, truth finally found' would work. Remember, it's about capturing the heart of your life story in just six words.

I recommend Great Qin: Stealing Ge Nia's Chief Swordmaster at the Beginning. The main character Si Yu had transmigrated to the Bright Moon World of Qin. He was originally a swindler, and he had competed with Ge Nia for the position of chief swordmaster. Before the competition, he had awakened his system, and had relied on the blessing of luck to obtain a cultivation technique to defeat Ge Nia, gaining Ying Zheng's recognition. After that, he had continuously strengthened himself and fed the Qin Country. " I Can Enter the Past Lives of All Beings ", created by Daoist Zhihao. This was a world where all spirits could awaken their past lives. After the protagonist Yang Gang transmigrated, he was the son-in-law of a concubine's son. He could enter someone else's past life. This was a good idea, but there were many problems in the son-in-law part, and the plot was written differently. However, the setting of the ability coming from the memories of the past life was very novel. " A Treacherous Life " was a novel written by Seven Swords Under Noodles. The story was simple and not as treacherous as he imagined. "Six Traces of Nightmare Palace," written by Wang Yu. The second part of the Six Traces series was about the counterattack of the celestial clan's concubine son in a world where the wind and clouds met. Wang Yu's writing skills were strong. Although the novel was short, the story was compact, but the ending was rushed. " Ming Dynasty: Landlords in the Gullies, Rebellion and Emperor ", a historical novel written by Ashen Knight S17. The male protagonist, Wang Hao, transmigrated to become the prince of a small country. After the country was destroyed, he unexpectedly unified the world. The pace was super fast. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

There were six words in Chinese chess: fast, live, snatch, lock, connect, and break. " Fast " referred to the need to quickly dispatch the eldest son during the layout. If there were no special circumstances, there would be no need for the prime minister. The priority would be to dispatch chariots, horses, and cannons. As the main force, chariots had to be dispatched in three steps. " Living " meant that the car had to be unimpeded, because the car often took the lead, and the route of action had to be smooth; the horse had to pay attention to the smooth road to prevent being hoofed. " Snatch " meant seizing the vital points. For example, key points like the river boundary and the rib line could be seized to gain the initiative. "Lock" was to lock down the opponent. When both sides were moving quickly and it was difficult to determine the advantage, they would slow down the speed of the opponent's move and make the opponent do not take any steps. " Alliance " was a joint operation to avoid fighting alone. For example, it was not feasible to fire cannons alone or move too much. Otherwise, it would affect the speed of the other masters, causing them to be cut by the opponent and the follow-up attacks to be weak. " Break " had two meanings. One was to see through the opponent's intention to strike first, and the other was to wait and see, to see through the loopholes, and then launch a fierce attack. This required a long time of practice. Thinking more and playing more slowly during the game would help.

Salamander was a random word.