All in all, in the aspect of calligraphy sweeping, Di Tou was sure that if he claimed second, no one would dare to claim first!
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Although this was mainly because no one else participated in such a thing.
As the old saying went, if you want to make a new world record, make up a new competition.
And if you want to make up an old saying, make it up on the spot!
Still, aside from this strange talent he had created, he should also be considered quite a bit better at both sweeping and calligraphy now. It was just that he didn't really have a method to practice his calligraphy elsewhere, or to 'demonstrate' it, seeing as he was out of materials. But if he had to guess, although he wouldn't be as great as the masters who had dedicated their whole lives to the craft, he should be a bit better than the ordinary caligraphy enthuthiast, and thanks to his strange style he might even be able to stand out, seeing as his method of practicing was original, and would give him a unique 'flair.'
