Straight to Heaven

In the Victorian era, the greatest writer in England, Charles Dickens, once said in “A Tale of Two Cities”:

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times,
it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness,
it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity,
it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness,
it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair,
we had everything before us, we had nothing before us,
we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way

Of course, this passage has little to do with this article

The reason for quoting here is that these sentences are eloquent and sensational

But LittleMaster did indeed set off and went straight to Heaven

It is truly amazing how rapidly the Heavenly Empire has developed. Two years ago, when LittleMaster went to Heaven from two pieces of fat paper, there was only the K series

Actually, the G series existed at that time, but it was like Dante’s “Divine Comedy”, with the route divided into:

Inferno - Purgatorio - Paradiso

Before going to Heaven, LittleMaster had to visit the Magic City first. Let’s not talk about the increased price, but in terms of time, it could even be >= K series

One time when returning to the city, in order to save money, a friend bought a hard seat and successfully persuaded LittleMaster to join the club

Originally, LittleMaster was too diligent in practicing magic in the Mage Academy, which caused a minor problem with his lumbar spine

As a result, during the 6-hour continuous bumps, LittleMaster’s frail waist was almost broken. Since then, LittleMaster vowed to only go lying down as long as there are tickets

Unexpectedly, a year later, the direct G series was introduced, quiet, fast, clean, and with a travel time reduced to 2.5 hours

However, even so, it is still quite boring on the train

In the past, LittleMaster would bring a book or read directly on the phone, but this time with the coding artifact, it’s naturally a whole different experience

But LittleMaster still had some concerns and hesitated about whether to bring out the artifact, after all, the surrounding were just common magic artifacts, like the Wandering Plague

Actually, LittleMaster had used and regularly used this kind of ordinary magic artifact before, from the ancient Achevedo Deadskin to the latest model, the Wandering Plague, accompanying LittleMaster for over 1,000 days and nights

Those were truly wonderful memories, and it was also when LittleMaster’s waist started to tire. There will be a chance to talk about it later

However, LittleMaster’s worries were completely unnecessary because:

In the eyes of LittleMaster:

Wow, such a young age and already got hold of an artifact, this guy is extraordinary

In the eyes of others:

A struggling code laborer, still debugging on the train


Tips:

There’s an experiment:

Let others take a look at your belongings to reduce the chance of being stolen

Not sure if it’s true or not, but LittleMaster often uses it

The bystanders are also very helpful and there has been no black swan incidents so far


Previously, LittleMaster asked a friend to find a farmer’s house in the community where he was staying, as a temporary transition for a month

Then he learned about the struggles of the Ant Tribe and the Northern Drifters

The environment…

The noise…

The smell…

In addition, the storefronts here, as if agreed upon, closed one after another, making loud noises every time, giving LittleMaster continuous and relentless stimulation

One after another, even more than the snoring in the dormitory where LittleMaster used to stay

When it was finally 3 a.m., the last storefront finally closed

LittleMaster thought he could finally sleep this time

Just as he laid down, he heard loud noises again. LittleMaster was amazed to find out that the breakfast shops were starting to open one by one


LittleMaster had planned to stay calm. He thought that he had read so many books in the past year that one month would be more than enough

If only he had seen the documentary series, “Why Poverty?”, produced by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and the Danish Broadcasting Corporation (DR), and specifically the eighth episode entitled “The Poor and Their Books”, he would not be so naive

Sure enough, after multiple applications, the results after a few days were not pleasing

Only received two interview calls, with a conversion rate of less than 20%, and the one interviewed has failed

This failed interviewee even criticized LittleMaster as unskilled, lacking advantages, introverted, and having empty-thinking, most importantly, criticized his lack of spellcasting skills

While feeling sad, LittleMaster skipped dinner and silently returned to the farmer’s house, and began flipping through Laozi’s “Tao Te Ching” again

Repeatedly using the line:

Misfortune is what fortune depends upon, fortune is where misfortune hides within

to console himself

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Translated by gpt-3.5-turbo