The streets of Nanguan City are full of stories about Boss Luo, the storyteller in the south of town. People say he’s a remarkable man: not only does he dare to make up stories about the royal family, he can walk out of the jail without a scratch, and even the city lord won’t dare breathe too loudly in his presence.
They say Boss Luo knows astronomy and geography, and can even commune with ghosts and spirits. The only thing is, he’s a little crazy.
He likes telling all kinds of strange, otherworldly tales about ghosts, spirits, and monsters. But there’s one person he’s especially fond of. For ten years, he’s kept telling that person’s story.
Yang Ling, the Prince of Changning, personally appointed by the emperor, excels in both civil and military arts. At home, he can serve in court and help govern the realm; abroad, he can don his armor and defend the borders.
Later, he volunteered to become an inspector and travel the land.
The Great Ning has twenty-three cities. He has no particular hobbies, aside from traveling incognito and standing up for the common people. He’s journeyed across the country’s splendid mountains and rivers, leaving peace and order in his wake.
He doesn’t seek to be remembered in the history books. He only wants to find an old friend.
He and that friend made a promise.
I have never seen this kind of subject matter before, and it feels very novel. The plot is online and the pitfalls have almost been filled. I want to watch the episode of the King of Hell and the Judge 😘
Good, good, good, good
It's a very good book. I'm not very good at reviewing it, but everyone will know after reading it that it's worth reading. Ratings don't mean anything.
I haven't seen this kind of narrative style in a long time. The whole story is very compact and there are no pitfalls. It's a very nice article.
So pretty
It feels pretty good-looking,
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking