Game "Dead by Hungry: A Thousand Miles Journey in the Late Ming Dynasty" fan fiction.
If Liang had not been eroded by the troubled times and still remained a knight, if Sui's father had not died of Liang, and Sui and Liang had met early, fate had deviated from the original track, and the butterfly flapped its wings, how would the gears of the story turn.
This book is pure sugar without any knife, please feel free to eat it
Reader comments
After reading it for a while, I decided to keep it for now. The author's logic is pretty good. What I'm more curious about is how Liang Liang will deal with the relationship with his tongue in the future. Should he kill it like before, or what?
Give yourself a good review [shy]
It's very beautiful, I love reading it! It's just that there are a few chapters missing [laughter]
Why has it been taken off the shelves [what] [what]
Lao Xing is also like Liang from the original work - a half-wolf (at least he has not turned into a boil-resistant king)
The writing is very good and novel. I am very looking forward to the subsequent plot development, hahahaha
It's very interesting, but can the author tell Liang that he really killed his father when he was one year old? If it is true, it is undoubtedly a knife. I hate knives. Damn it, I am really afraid of knives.
Unlike the other books, it is more consistent with the original work.
Hey, they all have a bit of sauce and poison, but this one feels good.
Seeing it now, I feel a little uncomfortable. There must be a good ending.
After reading it for a while, I decided to keep it for now. The author's logic is pretty good. What I'm more curious about is how Liang Liang will deal with the relationship with his tongue in the future. Should he kill it like before, or what?
Give yourself a good review [shy]
It's very beautiful, I love reading it! It's just that there are a few chapters missing [laughter]
Why has it been taken off the shelves [what] [what]
Lao Xing is also like Liang from the original work - a half-wolf (at least he has not turned into a boil-resistant king)
The writing is very good and novel. I am very looking forward to the subsequent plot development, hahahaha
It's very interesting, but can the author tell Liang that he really killed his father when he was one year old? If it is true, it is undoubtedly a knife. I hate knives. Damn it, I am really afraid of knives.
Unlike the other books, it is more consistent with the original work. Hey, they all have a bit of sauce and poison, but this one feels good.
Seeing it now, I feel a little uncomfortable. There must be a good ending.