About the fact that my opening elf is Little Nebula

Haijiao Community is the largest free forum in China, with a huge number of registrants from all walks of life.

Even Lu Qingqing is one of them.

Therefore, the netizens here always know some inside information that others do not know, and they all have sharp eyes, which can be called Sherlock Holmes.

Before the poster named "Woman Like the Wind" had time to post the second paragraph, someone couldn't wait to ask: "Who is Bai Fumei? Tell me quickly? Don't whet your appetite, I have been curious about Qingtian herself for more than ten years. "

"Owner: Ahem! It's Miss Qianyi, Young Mistress Qianyi, and the one who is about to give birth to a baby."

"Original poster: The poster has evidence. Evidence 1: Qingtian's Qing, that person's name. Evidence 2: If there is no connection in reality, how come Qingtian cooperates with Tangtang, who has no foundation at all? All the big IPs are signed. With Baoluan Film and Television, Baoluan Film and Television put all their efforts into filming and publicity, and the prices they offered were among the best in the industry. Evidence 3: Someone mentioned that Bai Fumei is a writer, but have you heard of her works? ? No, not at all. Evidence 4: I checked some clues provided by netizens, combined with the manuscript fees of Qingtian that have been circulated on the Internet, and found that the amount of Bai Fumei’s early investment in real estate is closely related to Qingtian’s manuscript fees.”

"Original author: After careful investigation by the original author, I found that the team of lawyers who sued netizens for insult and defamation are very well-established. Among them are elites from the legal department of Sansheng Group. Are they so idle? They are employed by a small boy in Qingtian. Small writers? Of course not, only their boss lady is qualified to send them all out."

"Owner: I once saw Sunny said in the preface to the first edition of "Small Flowers" that some of the loopholes in this novel were caused by grandparents, grandparents and other elders.

People picked out and supplemented them, based on the information they knew from the older generation, and tried their best to fit the people's livelihood sufferings in the changing times of the Republic of China, such as bandit raids, which they encountered more than once or twice in their hometown, and teenage girls She had to marry into her husband's family early to avoid being abducted by bandits, so she didn't understand that some spy war dramas deliberately promoted bandits as heroic acts. Although heroes, regardless of their origins, there are indeed heroes with bandit origins, but there are hundreds of such characters. There may not even be one among them. "

"Original author: Also in this preface, the author mentioned that her great-uncle and many young men in the clan were once captured by the Baodao Party. Our party did so voluntarily, but the Baodao Party did not, but they surrendered to the Baodao Party on the battlefield. Some of our party members later demobilized, and some, like her great-uncle, died in a battle before liberation. Therefore, their experiences were written into the book as prototypes. The original intention of writing "Looking at Flowers in the Smoke" was not to hope that we would Forget the peaceful and prosperous era forged by our predecessors with countless flesh and blood.”

"Original author: Still in this preface, the author detailed how difficult it was to survive before the founding of the People's Republic of China. In addition to the dangers caused by bandits, there were also tortures from diseases. The infant mortality rate was astonishing. Only eight of her grandfather, brothers and sisters survived. Countless adults have died from diseases that seem trivial now, so we must be grateful for the hard-won prosperity and the improvement of medical standards."

"Owner: I checked the information carefully, and through my friends in Bai Fumei's hometown, I found out that Bai Fumei's grandparents are all old teachers, and they are all still alive, and that Bai Fumei's great-uncle is... One of the local martyrs’ cemeteries, Bai Fumei’s grandfather, was indeed one of eight brothers and sisters. Only two brothers survived, and the rest all died young.”