Lin Changzhi telling a story. MeMe version

Author: Lin Changzhi
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Super absurd, super hilarious, super exciting, inspiring spiritual thinking, activating innovative creativity.
① Seven dwarfs enter the room. Compress Man 7: Oh my god! Big brother, there's a giant beast on our bed! Compress Man 1: Don't be ridiculous, it's clearly a girl. She's just a bit big, probably due to nuclear radiation, genetic mutation.
② Compress Man 3: Big brother, someone ate our braised pork! Compress Man 1: Don't overreact. This girl must be exhausted and hungry. Compress Man 3: This appetite is too big! This huge pot of braised pork is our food for the whole week! Compress Man 1: Look at your lack of ambition.
③ Let's try to wake her up and ask her first. Compress Man 3: Big brother, it's dangerous. I think we shouldn't wake her up in case she eats us.
④ Compress Man 1: Coward! Everyone, let Compress Man 3 hide outside. What a shame! Compress Man 7, you go wake her up.
⑤ Big brother, why make me do it? This is something the eldest should do! Compress Men 2-6: Go!
⑥ Alright, fine. I'll do it, and you all wait and see. Hey! What a bunch of losers! You ran away so fast. Hey, (shaky voice) Are you the person sleeping on our bed? Can you wake up now? Oh, my phone is out of credit. Compress Man 3, come in.
⑦ Compress Man 3 at the door shouts: Don't come! Pretending to take a phone call, everyone, I'm the ridiculously handsome Lin Changzhi. After my first work, "The Diary of the Sandman," received widespread praise, I continued to excel and formed my own creative group—"The Six Men Who Tear Muscles." In 2003, "The Six Men Who Tear Muscles" published their first work, which was warmly welcomed by the public. This book, "Lin Changzhi Tells Stories," is our group's second work. First, when reading this book, I'd like to give everyone a suggestion: view it as a humorous animated series like "Tom and Jerry"! Because when we were writing, we always aimed to bring readers simple joy, allowing people to relax their tired minds and bodies after stressful work and study. I think our approach is as exciting as when Disney adapted fairy tales and classic literature into fun animated films.