Self-introduction:

  Name: Zhang Wei Pen Name: Tang Jia San Shao

  Height: 190cm Weight: 50kg

  Education: Bachelor of Law

  Date of Birth: January 10, 191

  Im a person who loves to think, when I was young, my favorite thing to do was listen to long stories. When I was in the fourth grade at the age of 9, I started reading novels independently for the first time. The first set of books I read was called "Gan Shi Jie Mei" by Xiao Yi, it was a tragedy, but tragedies often touch peoples hearts more. From then on, I fell in love with it. I like prose and adore poetry, but what Im most fond of is still novels. Because they can take me away from reality and lead me into another world. In that world, I can even find another unrestrained self. My father once told me that everyone has their own heroic dreams, perhaps this is the source of my creation.

  In February 2004, I had just passed my 23rd birthday, although I was not very old, but I had seen a lot. I was fascinated by that strange world, so I started creating one of my own by typing on the keyboard.

  "Son of Light", my first book, brought me a lot of joy. One by one, vivid characters were born from the trembling of my fingers. I found myself gradually falling in love with this trembling feeling. My thoughts are clear, each character appears in my mind and merges into the ocean. But I have to admit that "Son of Light" is my first work, its still immature. I just hope that my work can bring a breath of fresh air to book friends busy work and study. Only in relaxation and joy can one do what they want to do well, right?

  I love writing, and I remember the first time I felt a sense of accomplishment was in second grade. At that time, my composition had been read aloud throughout the school. On a certain day in April 2004, I suddenly had an unusual urge in my heart - I wanted to write about a mixed-blood child, a mixed-blood child with a distinct personality. Jumping out of bed, strange scenes kept emerging in my mind, and my second work began to appear on the computer screen in front of me. This is a work that I will never forget - "Mad God".

  Perhaps it was the infinite emotions I invested, plus the creation being more flexible and mature than before, "Kuang Shen" achieved unprecedented success. Lei Xiang, this three-blooded hybrid of human, demon, and beast, was born. I like this character because in his world, I fulfilled many of my dreams; a single word "kuang" runs through the entire text from start to finish. Kuang Shens heart has no compromise, nor do I. I poured all my heart and soul into it. One million five hundred thousand words, this number surprises me; in less than five months, I completed it, my heart trembling with it. My work is like my own child, I gave him a soul and life, and at the same time, he also gave me joy and sorrow.

  After finishing Kuang Shen, I was silent for a period of time. During that time, I felt a bit lost, perhaps because I had poured too much emotion into Kuang Shen. Having grown accustomed to writing, I didnt want to be accompanied only by loneliness. My third series, "The Kind Death God", burst forth on a certain day in March 2005. I dont like being confined to the original style, I want to innovate, I want to write something different from before. So, the protagonist of this book is an idiot, his name is - Ah Dumb. In a cold and small city, Ah Dumbs story gradually unfolds. The two words "Kind" and "Death God" are undoubtedly opposing, but the kind personality and death god behavior coexist in Ah Dumb, who is somewhat stupid and just a beggar. A alchemist set off the wheel of fate, Ah Dumb entered his legendary life. Savior, yes, he is the savior of the world, wielding the sword of the underworld king, his kindness moves me as well.

  If the characters under your pen cant even move yourself, its undoubtedly a failure. I used to laugh while writing, and I also had tears in my eyes. One day, when I was creating "The Kind Death God", I suddenly found out what my dog was doing, subconsciously, I shouted: Ah-Dai----. My mother said I was possessed by the devil, but I knew I wasnt, its just that I poured too much emotion into it, so my heart would follow Ah-Dai.

  In July 2005, I finished writing "The Kind Death God" with over 1.6 million words. I wrote it very quickly because only when my thoughts are clear and my mind is fully engaged can the characters in my story come to life. Ah-Dais story has ended, but I will start again, entering another world once more. Although my body is a bit tired, my heart is exceptionally joyful. I have already decided on the name of the fourth series - "The Only Immortal". I want to leave the fantasy world and try to explore the self of my heart. What kind of shape will immortals, Buddhas, humans, gods, and ghosts take under my pen? I dont know, even I myself dont know, but now I already feel that this will be my best series of books.

  Tang Family Three Lackeys was written on a certain day in late autumn 2005.