Chu Li: "Teacher, the term 'a fire out of a hole' was highlighted in the college entrance exam by our high school teachers. It means that the spread of something must have a cause, not 'fabrication out of thin air'."

Zhuochuan: "Baidu Encyclopedia screenshot."

The screenshot says: "空穴来风", an idiom, originally meaning that only when there is a hole can wind come in (from Song Yu's "Feng Fu"), metaphorically speaking, news and legends are not completely groundless. Now it is mostly used to refer to news and legends being completely groundless ("Modern Chinese Dictionary" 2012 6th edition, page 742, 517th printing in January 2015)

Zhuochuan: "When did you enter the third year of high school?"

First Li: “……………………”

Chu Li: "I'm sorry that I haven't kept up with the times."

…

That’s all.

When proofreading was 50% complete the next day, Chu Li felt that as a fan of Chu Chuan's books, he was almost blind - according to the author's self-indulgent state, he could climb all the way to the current height in the field of "writer", which was really fucking...

There are noble people in your life, and the ancestors will reward you with food.

...I don’t know in which temple the incense was burned.