A fanfiction based on the game The Hungry Lamb: Traveling a Thousand Miles in the Late Ming Dynasty.
What if Liang had not been corrupted by the chaos of the times and had remained a hero? What if Sui's father had not been killed by Liang, and Sui and Liang had met sooner? With fate knocked off its original course and a butterfly's wings stirring the gears of the story, how would everything unfold?
This story is all sweetness, no angst, so enjoy without worry.
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 😳
It's very beautiful, I love reading it! It's just that there are a few chapters missing [laughter]
The writing is okay.
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)
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.
The writing is very good and novel. I am very looking forward to the subsequent plot development, hahahaha
Why was it removed from the shelves?
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.
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 😳
It's very beautiful, I love reading it! It's just that there are a few chapters missing [laughter]
The writing is okay.
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)
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.
The writing is very good and novel. I am very looking forward to the subsequent plot development, hahahaha
Why was it removed from the shelves?
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.