Those years when I was a teacher of Yin and Yang. . Is this story true?

It seems to be another "truth party" comrade, dear, I am also a member of the truth party, but according to my years of experience, novels are generally divided into several categories: first, they are pure fiction. Second, the combination of reality and reality. Third, the combination of history and illusion. Fourth, there is no truth you want. Books that can make people become "truth parties" must be very good books (at least make you believe), but most of them belong to the second and third kinds. There are also real people and stories, which are pitifully few. The author will add his own ideas, which will be somewhat "stale". And the person who wrote the book has a very good literary foundation.

To sum up, dear, it is possible for you to ask "truth", but the extent of "truth" remains to be discussed. Send you a sentence, "Don't believe it, don't believe it all. Since it's a book, read it."