
A Thousand Miles in Search of My Father
万里寻父
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 228k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
81Chapters
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In a tragic historical story, Lan Yu, Duke of Liang State, was framed and skinned, and his skull was hung on the city gate. However, it was stolen by a mysterious man and disappeared, and the whereabouts of his human skin were also unknown. The plot of Lan Yu's descendants searching for their father is really clever. Regardless of the poems and songs in the article, each historical story demonstrates the author's profound historical background and proficiency in ancient literature. The author's writing is delicate and the characters are vivid, but there is too little to read. I am very much looking forward to the follow-up.
A very nice historical story. The author has a profound background in historical writing and rich historical knowledge. The article has a long and ancient charm and is very comfortable to read. The plot of the story is full of ups and downs, exciting and interesting, but it is missing a bit. After reading it in one go, I still have more to say. Thank you to the author!
Wonderful historical story, every short story in the article, every poem, poem and song demonstrate the author's profound writing skills. The characters are described in detail and lifelike, and the storyline is ups and downs, tragic and exciting. It is a good article worth reading!
The plot of the story is compact. The protagonist embarks on a journey of thousands of miles to find his father, encountering all kinds of people and things along the way. Whether it is the harsh natural environment or strangers with evil intentions, they have added many difficulties to the protagonist's journey to find his father. But it is these difficulties that promote the continuous development of the plot and keep the readers' hearts hanging. For example, when crossing an uninhabited desert, the protagonist faces the dual crisis of water shortage and getting lost. The tension and oppression are vividly conveyed through the text, making the readers immersed in the scene.