Philos wandered from place to place, looking for what he was missing. He met many people. As a listener, he learned many people's stories and gradually saw scenery he had never seen before. How long will he wander? Where is the end of his journey?
Reader comments
It's so poisonous. It's so poisonous. After three years of not speaking, a person who picked it up spoke up. He still has subordinates and can fall into coma by himself. God's fall is greater than anything else, right? Then it's a classic Chinese-style Western fantasy. My evaluation is nondescript. The story is so good that no one can tell it except for those middle school boys. I just say, don't read it and run away (I also want to read it first before commenting, but it's too poisonous)
It's so poisonous. It's so poisonous. After three years of not speaking, a person who picked it up spoke up. He still has subordinates and can fall into coma by himself. God's fall is greater than anything else, right? Then it's a classic Chinese-style Western fantasy. My evaluation is nondescript. The story is so good that no one can tell it except for those middle school boys. I just say, don't read it and run away (I also want to read it first before commenting, but it's too poisonous)