(This book is the second part of Volume 5 of another novel: Faith (Part 1: Soul Leaving, Part 2: Human Heart): Shen Yu: Hidden in the Red Dust. The update time is relatively casual, and the book is about 200,000 words. The author is a novice, and the theme is hunger and good and evil. It is a first-person perspective, and I will forgive you if the characterization is not easy.
In addition, I don't know why, but [Hungry Death Symbiosis] has a vague relationship with my book. One is after the symbiosis line, and the other is just at the beginning. So much so that I ran to read several chapters but still couldn't find any similarities. The story of the protagonist "Yi" is my original one, and it took me two months to conceive it. I don't think my story has been plagiarized by anyone, because I hate people who plagiarize the most, but you say I overlap? If a fan doesn't follow the original work, is that not original? Incredible review! )
In the year 331 of the Yanxia Calendar, there was sometimes a song about people dying of hunger, and the world was familiar with it:
Death by hunger
The country's veins are exhausted, and the heavens are ruthless, causing disasters year after year.
The yellow dust rises and breaks through the empty city, and the barren vegetation breaks into pieces.
The locusts died of hunger after passing without food for a long time, and the officials went into the shabby houses and tens of thousands of households mourned.
Wolves and tigers cannibalize people without losing weight; soldiers and bandits rob people without looking at poverty.
The old man was seriously ill and buried in plain clothes, and his parents were heartbroken to sell him.
The grand scenes of the past have faded into smoke, and now the world is like a purgatory.
The princes did not care about the plans of the people, and hundreds of ghosts roamed the land with hunger and death.
Withered grass has no roots, trees have no bark, and it is easy for women and children to be hungry.
How can a walking corpse and a hungry ghost wish to die? All evil is useless and cannot be reborn.
The people are paralyzed waiting for life and death, but the beauty is still singing and dancing in front of the palace.
No one cares about the wine and meat, and the rotting corpses turn into bones outside the city.
The emperor does not understand the suffering of the people, and the bad consequences are extremely heavy.
Throughout hundreds of years in the human world, humble people only seek half-full food.
Don't you see that my beloved carries the sword and goes on his career path without any regrets while crying?
Reader comments
I feel that Sui in the book is still a bit miserable, but is what Liang Shisan said true? Sui didn't eat his brother and mother?
I feel that Sui in the book is still a bit miserable, but is what Liang Shisan said true? Sui didn't eat his brother and mother?