This is my first book and I can't even read it. I will revise it when I have time.
When hungry to the extreme, people cannibalize people; when hungry to the core, even the marrow is sucked dry.
In the troubled times of the late Sui Dynasty, the Taihang bandit Xiong Kuohai killed officials for revenge, and Luocao became a bandit. An ordinary dart robbery captured a batch of weapons that could shock the world, and even accidentally acquired the strange ability to suck other people's bone marrow. From then on, hunger no longer originates from the stomach and intestines, but starts from every bone - only the bone marrow of the strong can quell the hunger that is like scraping bones and sucking marrow.
From ruthless bandits to walking skeletons, from sucking defeated armies to devouring famous generals, the bones of Xiongkuohai are dyed with purple and gold. He fought fiercely with Tianbao General Yuwen Chengdu, who possessed the "Purple Emperor Qi", and swallowed alive the power of Li Yuan's monster son Li Yuanba with shocking bones. Food nourishes the flesh and blood, and blood and bone marrow build his immortal bones.
In this troubled world where people cannibalize people, Xiongkuohai uses his body as a cauldron and refines his bones into weapons. He walked through the battlefield filled with corpses and stepped on the collapsed loyalty and Tsunasa. When the beacon smoke of Wagangzhai and the royal aura of Luoyang stir up the world, everyone will know that the hungry ghost coming out of the Taihang Mountains wants to swallow the entire Sui Dynasty.
Bones serve as soldiers, blood serves as wages, and all the strong men in the world are my food.
Reader comments
Not bad, everything is suitable for your age.
This is the first time I've seen someone write about Xiong Kuohai.
And it looks consistent with the original work, and I feel that the martial arts sequences and plot sequences were written very carefully and carefully.
Each chapter is no less than four thousand words, and there is very little plot in the word water.
Then Xiong Kuohai didn't come out until he was 20 years old, and he spent the first twenty years writing about his father [Chigua][Chigua]
Although the plot of Journey to the West has changed later, if the feeling has changed, it will give people a novel feeling.
Not bad, everything is suitable for your age. This is the first time I've seen someone write about Xiong Kuohai. And it looks consistent with the original work, and I feel that the martial arts sequences and plot sequences were written very carefully and carefully. Each chapter is no less than four thousand words, and there is very little plot in the word water. Then Xiong Kuohai didn't come out until he was 20 years old, and he spent the first twenty years writing about his father [Chigua][Chigua] Although the plot of Journey to the West has changed later, if the feeling has changed, it will give people a novel feeling.
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