
Myriad Worlds: From the Start, I Deliver a Telephone Line to the 800 Heroes
诸天:开局给八佰壮士送电话线
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Film & TV Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
1kChapters
18.6MReads
556.9kFlowers
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Does this profile of yours mean you will be beaten? . . . Change it quickly! No matter what kind of works, they all express respect for the martyrs. It's not like you can have fun like this.
What are you talking about giving away a phone line to become a member of the Eight Hundreds? Does it appear that you are very patriotic or have you simply forgotten what you wrote?
From the introduction of your book, I can tell that you are SB. You are a giant in words and a dwarf in action, commonly known as a talkative.
I don't understand why there are so many courtyard houses in Feilu now? Feilu might as well change its name to Siheyuan.
From beginning to end, in the Battle of Eight Hundred, only one Japanese soldier died
Hello, can you write about Changjin Lake?
How did you keep this copy? Everything else about Yabai has basically been removed from the shelves!
I also don't understand why the old man didn't kill the captives and keep them as offerings to the ancestors, but he was so poorly fed that he deserved to starve to death, yet he still had the mood to feed the captives. I'm speechless.
The author has adjusted his work and went to work in the warehouse. He left in a hurry and did not bring his computer. Updates will be resumed the day after tomorrow.
Now on duty at Fangcang Hospital, I just borrowed a computer from the staff and updated a chapter.