Dying of Hunger: Not Seeing the Rest of Life

This is what I think is the most consistent with the ending of Liang in the original work. He takes the path she took again with guilt and regret, just to find the truth and atonement related to her. While continuing to understand the truth, he is saving others. He is no longer a wolf, but a good man. The true ending was so well written that Liang could choose to live his life in peace, but he did not forget the dream of a hero in his heart. He still woke up to assassinate the dolphin demon. Although he failed, he became a real hero this time! The ending is really well written. Under the Nine Springs, Mansui and Manba finally forgave Liang. What was not OK under the fireworks has become OK now. I finally hold the hand that I didn't hold that time. Let's hold hands and move towards a world where there is no starvation, no hatred, only good fields and full Sui! [Cry]

A novel plot, an unimagined angle. "Not seeing" is the real absence, the chasm between life and death. If Liang Hui thinks this way, what he would do is explained carefully by the author. The full text closely adheres to the theme of "no remnant of life" and the main theme - "atonement". See this in full. The author writes about Liang walking for several days back to Jiezhou, accompanying him for several days to Weinan, redeeming sister Yun in the cold winter, traveling thousands of miles to return to Sui's father, narrowly escaping death to save Qiong's mother, staying with her in Yangzhou for several months, and finally returning to Luoyang to return Sui's life. The events are intertwined and always revolve around the word "atonement"... The ending of Liangsui's "reunion" is also touching and makes people cry... The long story is short, the short story is long, and the meaning is not exhausted. In short, five stars are given [like]

Let me be the first book review. Continuation of the ending of "Missing".... What I'm thinking of are some DLCs, such as A Thousand Miles of Grudge, Ming Yu Can't Hide, and some B-station plots that rarely deal with disappearances (after all, they are all sweets). This is a great inspirational direction. But I don't know how many words the author will write after this kind of absence, because it is basically impossible to get more things from the original game, so I have to create something myself. Then there is the common question of interest and full-time work. It is faster now, but it is hard to say what will happen later. Just read and cherish it... I have re-read many Hungry Death fan novels so many times that I don't know how many times...

Not bad, just a bit sharp

I read the introduction and it said that there is a knife in this book, so I didn't read it directly, but read the last chapter. Wow, my chest felt a little tight all of a sudden, and then I felt like I was about to cry. Sure enough, I still couldn't read the knife.

I think Lao Liang is a bit duller and has a paralyzed face. After all, he has been a wolf with Lao Xing for five years. Earlier I saw Lao Liang crying when he was sad (although later on he also cried and cried [covering his face] sometimes) and I couldn't stand it anymore, but luckily the main plot was still interesting. Anyway, keep it up [send heart] After reading this, I feel a little bit overwhelmed 😭

It's well written. It's really good. It's just that it's a little uncomfortable to watch, because symbiosis may be the good ending we hope for, but disappearance is indeed the most likely thing to happen. The author has indeed written out the follow-up that should be there. When I read it, the picture always jumped out of my mind. The first half was really sad. When I entered it, my heart ached. It was Man Sui's birthday in three days, but it was a pity that I couldn't go to Luoyang.

How to say it? There is still sweetness, but it's just a combination of sweetness and bitterness, just like in daily life. Overall, it's very good-looking. I recommend you read it if you get tired of it.

This time, he became a real hero [crying]

Well done. Well written by you!

I like it, it's pretty

Cry

It's nice to watch, but it's too short and too fast-paced. It's not enough to watch.

How should I put it? It's quite interesting. It actually tells the story of Liang's journey of atonement. After reading it, I felt a little bit disappointed. Maybe it's because I feel that although the whole novel has a connection with Mansui, I still feel that something is missing. Maybe it's because I don't like novels without Mansuo (but I don't mean that there is no Mansuo in it, I just mean that it may be that there are too few appearances). In fact, it's not that there are too many swords, but sometimes it's a little uncomfortable to see Liang miss Mansui.

I've also finished reading it. Hao Kan

Excellent work, although the subject matter is destined not to be watched by most starving players, but missing this work is definitely a big loss for them [Chigua]

A very good work

It's useless to say more, so five stars are given.