两年了。

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Happy new year, my friend!

很巧，我的博客就是在12月31日建立的。今年发生了很多事，包括我的中考，我加入Minecraft Wiki，等等。

今年我还写了个数据包（不知道什么时候发布）。

这个博客已经搁置一段时间了。不过高一既然学了议论文写作，那以后文章可能会长一点吧。（但愿是啦）

那就写到这里吧。高中还是很忙。

Lake桑

2019.12.31


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