When he first became the Lord's Shadow Guard, he thought he would live like a shadow for the rest of his life.
But the Lord pulled him onto the couch, and he accepted everything obediently, including humiliation, torture, and wanton bullying without any resentment.
No one knew that what supported him was just a memory that even the Lord had never remembered, like a dream.
The master in the dream was only eight years old, but he protected the seriously injured man in his tender arms. He dug some hard-to-eat rhizomes in the ground with his young hands and boiled them into a little bit of bitter juice to feed him. In this way, he survived.
But sometimes he wished he had never survived. Living was really painful.
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Everyone in the palace feels sorry for the silent and loyal shadow guard next to the prince. Only the prince is always looking for trouble and making things difficult for him. Therefore, our prince is probably sick!
Reader comments
Although it ended a bit hastily, it was still very good.
Overall, it's pretty good, with both candy and knives. However, the storyline develops a bit quickly and the ending is a bit hasty. It's a good read in your free time.
It's very interesting. The ending should be more serious. I like it very much. It was written two years ago. I hope the author can make some extra chapters.
It's good-looking. It's linked with another book. It's good.
Although it ended a bit hastily, it was still very good.
Overall, it's pretty good, with both candy and knives. However, the storyline develops a bit quickly and the ending is a bit hasty. It's a good read in your free time.
It's very interesting. The ending should be more serious. I like it very much. It was written two years ago. I hope the author can make some extra chapters.
It's good-looking. It's linked with another book. It's good.