Please help to modify Japanese short messages!

おはようございます!

はではなく, もぅまくできませんんせん. In Japanese, the word "laying hands on" means "carrying the past".

Look at Mr. られまに, ののののののれました, the China version of his new work. Thank you, Mr. Li, for your work and creation.

No, it's not. That's not true. Mr. Li, I don't want to help you. I don't want to help you.

ののもぉしみにしてぃますすすぉす𞎁𞎁𞎁 1237777

It has been revised. Take another look. I think the other party will understand. Too formal, he will think that you must have written by a master, but this deviates from your original intention. Just let people feel your sincerity, don't you think?