Death by Hunger: Living and Dying Together

The relationship between dying together is purer than living together, but the two people who were reincarnated from the dead have not completely let go. It depends on how the author transitions this relationship. The author will update it well. I am looking forward to it.

I think this book is not brainless, and the characters described by the author seem to be alive, with their own complex emotions, especially in terms of writing. If the circle of Hungry Death was not a bit small, it would definitely be a hit if written otherwise. Of course, I would still prefer to see the author write Hungry Death [laughing evilly], and the fight scenes in the article are even more amazing. The smooth action description is unmatched by many authors. Fighting in other novels is purely noun promotion or skill and scene introduction. In short, this novel is full of my fantasy about Mansui. The author should persevere and don't give up. As long as it doesn't end, I will be with you. It's hard to calm down the mind, hard to stop the wind, travel thousands of miles in the late Ming Dynasty, and starve and die everywhere. After years of disasters, the four bandits eat each other for the sake of chaos. You should have the power to enjoy thousands of flowers in vain, and the Han people will be slaves and betrayed. There are only a few evening stars, the earth is silent, and the edge of the bloody beam city is nine feet deep. Rolling black waves rolled across the sky, and the Tartars broke into the city and killed the innocent people. But I don't want the tree to be quiet but the wind doesn't stop, and the sweetheart wants to marry but the ear is not there.

It's so well written, I personally think it's the best one among the fanfics. The shortcomings are that there are too few words in the chapter and I feel like it's not enough. I have read other novels before and felt satisfied after seeing a good ending. This fanfic I really didn't want to have an ending and wanted to keep reading. The author's choice of story, fabricated plot, characterization of the characters, and description of the environment are really very good. It is considered to be the best among fanfics. It's okay to update slowly, but I just don't want to see the ending.

This is my favorite fanfic on Tomato. The plot advances reasonably and the emotional development of Liangsui and Liangsui has not fallen behind. The contradiction between the two's current relationship and past experiences is also reflected in the article. Nice looking, love watching

I killed her father because of some compelling reasons, but she still holds the grudge to this day for decades. Huh, what should I say? She has no father, but she still has me. I can completely replace her father and become the leader of her life.

The writing style of this work is really good. Almost every detail of the fight is written down. The plot is full of ups and downs. It's hard to imagine that no one has read such a good work. Please update the author quickly [cry][cry]

I love it so much, the plot is novel and beautiful, the writing is good, and the characters are not OOC, it's perfect! ! ! ! ! [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Cry][Cry][Cry][Cry]

The author writes very well [like] the new version of the ship

Nice! ! This book is more like an extension of the whole. The author not only promoted the relationship between Liangsui and Liangsui, but also conducted a cross-sectional study of the social conditions in the late Ming Dynasty. The images created in it, such as Yi Sheng and the four abbots of Shaolin Temple, are also full of flesh and blood, which makes people endlessly memorable. Whether it is emotion or combat description, it can be the best among similar articles. It's such a shame that no one reads such a beautiful article.

The author's description of Liang and Suisui is really in line with what I think. Sui's father will not forgive Liang Ye, but Sui's father wants Suisui to be happy. He will not prevent them from being together, but he will not forgive Liang Ye. I like this setting very much. To be honest, although the basic new tasks are stabbed in the back, it can be seen that the author is working hard to change the sugar. After reading a lot of knife fandom, this kind of heart-wrenching knife and then chewing gum feels inexplicably good. I feel that this candy is much sweeter than eating it directly, which is quite a comforting feeling. I also like Liangye's setting very much. My opinion is: Liangye is not stupid, he just feels that he cannot accept Suisui's feelings. This kind of twisted family affection and the affection between men and women. If the doctor does not share the family affection, I personally feel that it is still difficult to develop into the affection between men and women. But two groups of five people's persuasion plus Suisui's test? Maybe it's a test. It can make Liang face his heart and dare to accept it. Everything is difficult at the beginning. The first time Liangye accepts Suisui will not be the only one. Once this beginning is written, it will make perfect sense no matter how you round it out (breaking the rules will only make things worse). This contradictory good man is the good man in my heart. That tangled Suisui is the Suisui in my heart. Writing with flesh and blood is high-quality writing. Thanks to the author for bringing me such a high-quality article. When I read the article, my mood was ups and downs. It felt like a roller coaster. I always wanted to jump directly to the candy, but I couldn't help but try the knife in front of the candy. It felt strange, but weirdly good [laughing and crying]. It can be seen that the author carefully read every book review. From being read by thousands of people at the beginning to becoming a "good book with potential" now, the author has persisted for a long time. Maybe it's because Suisui's popularity has dropped, and there are fewer newcomers. I feel like I can't find Suisui even if I don't look for it. To be honest, after playing Hungry Death, the first thing I did was to look for Erchuang. I felt like I really wanted to see the ending. Unlike most "industrial saccharine" symbiosis, the author takes symbiosis as the starting point, which is very novel in itself. Moreover, the author writes about many people who were forced by the troubled times and had no choice but to "abandon good people", and placed similar people around Liangsui to help them get out of the situation. Overall, the process of Ryoho getting out of her heart is very reasonable, even in reality. And that "disappearance" is also very reasonable. The only real ending of prison zero certification is to disappear. Suisui has a very high sense of good and cannot bear to be hurt, so she punishes herself and punishes Lao Liang. Lao Liang wanted to marry her off, but her last hope had been shattered, and her desire for life was probably gone by then. There is no point in existing in time, it is better to leave. This idea is very close to reality. To me, the whole book is "realistic". That's right, Suisui can't understand the Shaanxi accent, and I can't understand it either [crying]

I have read a lot of fanfics, and this one was refreshing to me. Other fan fiction has a common criticism, which is that the original work is almost completely ignored, and only the names of Ryo and Mansui are mentioned. The biggest selling point or contradiction of Hungry Death is the emotional changes of Mansui and the tragedy of Mansui and Ryo. There is almost no author to write it. Mansui inexplicably forgives Ryo and falls in love with Ryo... The original work is completely ignored. Thank you very much to the author, I hope you can continue to persevere I've read about 200 chapters and came here to review. Thanks to the author for gradually bringing the story of Liangsui to an end in my heart. I just finished the story of Death from Hungry and started looking for fanfics. I sorted them by the highest ratings and didn't pay much attention to this one. Other fanfics quench my thirst at first glance, but feel boring after a long time. In my memory, Mansui would be sulky because Liang didn't buy a gift, and would be entangled with hatred and love in her heart. After all, it is an indisputable fact that Liang killed her father with her own hands, but the "Mansui" in the article, I don't know her thoughts, I don't know how she let go of the hatred in her heart and left pure love, staring at the words in the article "Mansui" seems to be no longer a flesh-and-blood character, has become ruthless and unreasonable, and is getting farther and farther away from me... Isn't it a fanfic, but it seems that he is not the same person... I can't find a work that directly faces Ryoho's heart. I want to write about Mansui and Ryo in my heart, but my talent is shallow and I can't write. Helpless, I thought this regret would fade away with time and eventually end up in my grave... With a sense of luck, I continued to search in Tomato and found this work with only a 7.6 Rating. I didn't hold out much hope... On the contrary, this work hit my heart. I think maybe it's because Liangho's feelings in this work are still constantly pulling, even It seems that it almost continued the tragedy of the original work, which is why everyone did not leave too high a score, because after finishing the original work, a more direct story is needed to make up for the regrets in the heart, but I think this is wrong. Such Man Sui is ruthless, lifeless, and far away... Watching Mansui gradually let go of the hatred in his heart and exchanging feelings with Liang on the river bank (I'm in, the author was so good at describing pornography before [laughing]), the regret in my heart was perfect. In Liangsui's world, I think this is the most real and perfect ending. The author's character description is very profound. The tragedy of Quan Sheng shocked me again after the original work. The tragedy of the late Ming Dynasty still continues in the author's writing. Seeing this, I thought this was no longer an ordinary fanfic, but a Liosui story that really happened in another world.... Thanks again to the author. This work in the tomato corner has written down the good things in my heart (good works will eventually be discovered by everyone) I often feel that life is boring. Before my life ends, will I regret my ordinary life? I don't think so. I have already lived in these ups and downs of life stories... (Kneel down and thank the author)

NB, I am very satisfied. The author's level is much higher than others. You can tell after reading it. He is close to the original work. His thoughts and feelings are good, and his teachings on great medicine and hunger diseases are very good.

Counting some of the best-looking and most logical fanfics I have ever read, especially the abbot's speech after the Shaolin Temple, which corresponds to the part where Sui'er unties her heart knot in the previous article, and it alleviates the biggest problem between Liang Sui and Liang Sui very well. I'm looking forward to the follow-up development, come on!

Liang Sui in this line is really good at handling emotions. The chance of survival in the shared death line gave the two people a chance to truly have pure feelings. It's so beautiful. The author is so grateful nb

So far, it's very well written. I think it looks very comfortable for players.

This is one of the best-written books I've ever seen. It's as good-looking as Sheng Sheng Luan.

As a victim who was deceived by a friend into starving to death, the plot and characterization of this book, as well as my fantasy of a happy ending, are completely satisfying. I have enough sugar, and the plot is also very consistent with the original work. Come on, the author, I believe that the rating of this book cannot stop here [top post]

This one is worth 5 points at the beginning. I hope it won't be too over-the-top or unfinished later on... Wait for my follow-up review.

The plot is quite reasonable and smooth, and the continuation of the co-death ending is also very novel (because I actually prefer the co-death ending to co-survival). Liang Mu was enlightened, but Man Sui was a little dazed. All in all, it's very sweet and awesome!

The author's writing is very good. It's one of my favorite works among the many Hungry Death fans I've read. The fighting scenes and the character's psychological journey are well depicted. It doesn't feel like a mindless and cool novel. It's a very thoughtful work. I hope it can continue [Blowing Kiss]

The author's writing ideas are excellent and can arouse the readers' emotions, but the subsequent plot is a bit bland (personal feeling) but it is still a five-star masterpiece. I hope the author can give this book a high-quality ending [Salute][Salute][Salute] Come on, author

It's very interesting to read, the writing is very detailed, it's comfortable to watch, and the plot is reasonable. I look forward to Liangsuo's future development. If it looks better, I would also like to see Mansui and Laoliang get married. There are other things to do after the marriage...

The idea of ​​dying together is not only more obvious, but also more time. Many things can be changed. I look forward to the subsequent plot and hope the author will not give up.

It's so beautiful [crying], but I feel that Liangsui was a bit overbearing in the early stage. Fortunately, Liangsui became very sweet after untying her knot (it looked beautiful to me). I don't want it to end, but I want Liangsui to live happily. Can Liangsui change their daily life after arriving in Yangzhou [shy]

I personally think it is the best fanfic, it is completely reasonable, just like a real if line, the emotional development is very reasonable, and the writing style is good. Overall, the writing is very, very, very good, very, very, very beautiful [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

Super good-looking, full marks for psychological description, no OOC, and Man Sui is super cute [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration]

Very interesting, good luck to the author

It looks great, but is there a knife at the back?

It feels okay, but why is the rating so low? I feel that some books with higher ratings than this one are not as good as the plot of this book.

The writing style is very good, and it is very literary.