Life After Transmigrating to the Late Ming Dynasty and Meeting Mansui

It's a very good fic. Before Chapter 47, it felt like a journey of a thousand miles at the end of the Ming Dynasty, but later on it felt more fragmented. After all, the awakening system was introduced, and it felt a bit cool. But it's not bad because Mansui was very pitiful in the original story. It's good to make Mansui happy in the fic. The author is also very brave and perseverant. In a fic with more than 1 million words, he even killed the protagonist in the original story. I feel very conflicted about Liang as a character. Shield, so I think the protagonist has changed. It's not a big problem for me. Mansui's portrayal is good. Although it feels different from the original work, I thought about it. One is facing the father-killing enemy who is several years older than me, and the other is facing a boy who is one year older than me and has always been gentle to me. So I think it is normal to have different attitudes towards people. Generally speaking, it is good-looking and can be read as a small "sweet" novel.

As the old saying goes, yes, there is no system. Continuing the previous knife skills is perfect. The system came too suddenly, but it was also a bit ironic. But at that time, the protagonist's starting template was really not very good. Without cheating, I still couldn't figure out how to strengthen it to compete with Liang. So far, I think it looks good to me, better than those who always confess to Liang Zai. Because I really don't know how to forgive the revenge of killing my father, and we can still be together after forgiveness. Maybe my thinking is too feudal and I can't understand it. It's hard to find a book that is not by Liangsui, it's rare, and it deserves five stars [top post] [please update]

So far, it seems to be one of the better among late Ming dynasty fics. The storyline and the story itself are okay. After reading the introduction, I was wondering what kind of system-flowing novel it was, and then I was killed. . . All in all it's not bad, except the author is a bit short. (As an author, don't you deserve to sleep? Why don't you get up and update me! [Please update])

The early foreshadowing has done a good job in shaping the image of the protagonist, and it intuitively puts an era of cannibalism in front of us.

This is the first Hungry Death fanfic I've read. I thought it was a normal performance, but I didn't expect it to be the ceiling of the original male protagonist × Suisui [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] [face covering]. I thought that the male protagonist was good enough (but it was not poisonous, as the protagonist grew up and forgot the memories of his previous life), but I didn't expect that other fans wrote more good male protagonists. I admit that the original work is a tragedy. But I hope the fanfic is not a tragedy. Even if it is a brainless and cool article, I will give it four stars. If it is written, I will push it if I see it. To be honest, I didn't like the male protagonist Liang that much in the original work. I went to play it just for Suisui [laughing evilly]. However, the ending of the story kept me awake at night, even though I knew that such an ending was a sign of respect for Suisui. But I still hope Succubus Spike has a better ending, otherwise I won't read the fanfic. I hope the author can write like a god and be inspired by a spring. By the way, the stories written by Ryo x Suisui are generally short stories, although they are very interesting, but if you read them too much, you will become a bit bored, not to mention that my sense of Ryo is really not that good. So far I have read only two books by Ryoho. This original × Suisui one looks more natural and comfortable. Maybe my sense of conscience is too poor. It may also be due to personal taste. Come on, I just caught up with the latest chapter. Although the main story of starvation and death has been written, it is not boring. Junsui loves to read it [laughing evilly]. She deserves a good ending. Personally, I still hope to write after Chongzhen's 17th year. Or I can write the plot for a few more years after the first year of Dashun, and then I can start the second part or the next volume. Go and practice immortality [laughing evilly]

The characters have distinct personalities, are not limited by the plot of the original work, and are top-notch among fan works [please update]. Looking forward to new work Score, score, this book is being targeted by the authorities

Yes, the previous description made me feel very strong, and the feeling of despair was quite real. There was a slight fragmentation before and after the system appeared, but the plot in the latter part was very complete. Overall, it is about four and a half stars, which is quite good.

Great, come on, although there are a lot of typos, things will be much better later on. The previous article is more hard-core, more realistic, and more cruel. I quite like it. After all, it fits Mingwei's worldview setting. People who like the following video may think it's pretty good, but people who don't like it may think it's a failure. You can make up your own mind. Come on, author

Before watching: Okay, the heroine is Man Sui After reading: mad, I shouldn't imagine that the novel about starving people will be sweet. But in short, it's very beautiful and the description is very detailed. It really depicts the era of cannibalism, but the knife is a real knife.

The description of the escape part was particularly good. I felt desperate while watching it. I happened to be a little hungry. I felt like I was involved in it [face covering]