A straightforward person would not beat around the bush! I want to get rich overnight!

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This sentence came from a novel,'Battle Through the Skys'. Cousin was referring to the father of the main character, Xiao Yan. A straightforward person would not resort to insinuations. This meant that one should avoid directly revealing the name or identity of others to avoid causing unnecessary disputes or trouble. Calling out names meant that the person who was clearly designated to attack or resist wanted to prove his determination through battle.

The rising posture could be translated as New Knowledge or Enlightened Understanding. Open minded individuals do not keep their feelings to themselves and I like you or Light-hearted and open-minded people do not keep their feelings to themselves and I like you.

I only love so-and-so in this life Clear people do not speak secrets in this life I only love someone

"A straightforward person doesn't beat around the bush" is an idiom that is usually used to describe people who don't directly reveal their secrets or thoughts in formal situations but express them in a tactful or suggestive way. The literal meaning of this idiom is "a wise man will not speak his mind openly but express it through hints or metaphor". It is often used to educate or inspire others to pay attention to maintaining politeness and respect in formal situations to avoid making others feel uncomfortable or awkward. " A straightforward person does not resort to insinuations " could also be understood as avoiding directly expressing one's thoughts and feelings when communicating and communicating. Instead, one should use reasonable expressions and language skills to promote understanding and harmony.

The idiom "to look around" originated from Mencius and his disciple,"Mencius, King Hui of Liang." This idiom meant to look at the people on both sides and say something else. To describe having nothing to say, deliberately avoiding the question and using other words to brush it off. In modern society, avoiding the question could be seen as a kind of wisdom and interpersonal skills, which could help us better integrate into social situations and get along with others, and avoid answering or facing awkward questions directly.

The second line could be: * A hidden arrow is hard to guard against * conceal the world * superiors * Bell * drawing a snake * superfluous These words are common in online novels. I hope you like them.

It was a Chinese web novel written by Zhu Ziqing. The original title of the novel was " Back View ", which told the story of the author's family relationship with his father. The novel was first published in 1982, and it was translated into many languages and widely circulated at home and abroad.

Of course, Wu Qiong doesn't want to be flirted with. Please respect your independence and choice. Of course, if you have anything else to say, you can tell me and I will try my best to answer you.