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xiaoding

nov 2012 · Devneybooks

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Regarding the topic of compassion, I should have stopped here, but I still feel that I have not finished it. Please allow me to quote a column written by a well-respected editor-in-chief of a well-known southern evening newspaper with an old revolutionary background in his own newspaper after his retirement. It may give us a new understanding of the issue of compassion. The title of this article is "The Unforgettable Scene of Killing an Enemy", and the full text is as follows

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Xiao Ding, formerly known as Zhang Jian, male, is a Chinese writer and a century old industry figure in Orange Melon Witnessing Online Literature. [1] Born in 1976 in Cangshan, Fuzhou, graduated from Fujian University of Technology. I wrote "Zhu Xian", which was first serialized on the website of the Illusionary Sword Book Alliance and had a significant influence. There are also novels such as "Dark Road", "Dwarf Tower", "Rebellion", "Prequel to the Immortal Slayer", "Reincarnation", etc. In June 2012, "Zhu Xian Er" was officially published in four volumes, and it was announced on May 8, 2014 that updates would be discontinued. On May 15, 2014, the new work "Lu Xian" was published on Zongheng Chinese website and has been completed. [2] The new work "Sky Shadow" began serialization on Qidian Chinese website in 2016 and has now been completed.

In February 2017, he was ranked among the top 100 gods in the second online literature king selection.

In 2017, participated in the creation of the Oriental Mysterious Aerial World View IP "Six Tracks" project, with the lead author being the Wild Era. Qidian Chinese website and Six Tracks official website simultaneously promoted and released the work "The Great Wilderness Festival of Six Tracks".

In May 2018, he was ranked among the top 100 experts in the third "Orange Melon Network Literature Award" selection.

In 2020, Xiao Ding was selected as one of the Top 10 Immortal and Heroic Writers and Top 100 Divine Writers in Orange Melon Witness · Online Literature for 20 Years