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Protagonist: Wujin
During the few days that Wu Xuan sat in front of the bronze door, he was greeted by a mysterious man who was humming a song. It's actually related to the 'plan' of little brother Xiaohua and the others. In the process, their relationship deepened and they gradually became a family.
But ten years later, Changbai Mountain was covered with fine snow without him.
Zhang Qiling was holding a faded copper coin bracelet, and in his palm was an IOU that someone had given him: "I'll pay it back when I get back." This sentence eventually became a lie that could not be honored.
The mountain breeze swept over the wild flowers in front of the grave, like someone's lazy reply.
Reader comments
I can't understand it a bit (#-.-). I know the plot doesn't follow the plot of tomb robbing, but judging from Zhang Qiling's tenth year when he came out of the Bronze Gate, the plot of tomb robbing should be relatively late. Wuxie will not help a stranger for no reason (the expression is not very good). The protagonist is hunted down from the beginning until now. The author has not explained where the protagonist comes from (time travel? Or is he from this world) and then Is the protagonist team too quick to accept the protagonist? (After all, it is the character design in the later period of the stolen work) and is there too much danger? Does it feel a bit repetitive? Or is some of it foreshadowing? The setting is also not very clear, such as the person who is chasing the protagonist and the bloodline. In summary, I didn't understand it after reading it for a long time, but the writing feels quite good (don't criticize, I don't mean to say anything bad about the author, I really don't understand [crying])
I can't understand it a bit (#-.-). I know the plot doesn't follow the plot of tomb robbing, but judging from Zhang Qiling's tenth year when he came out of the Bronze Gate, the plot of tomb robbing should be relatively late. Wuxie will not help a stranger for no reason (the expression is not very good). The protagonist is hunted down from the beginning until now. The author has not explained where the protagonist comes from (time travel? Or is he from this world) and then Is the protagonist team too quick to accept the protagonist? (After all, it is the character design in the later period of the stolen work) and is there too much danger? Does it feel a bit repetitive? Or is some of it foreshadowing? The setting is also not very clear, such as the person who is chasing the protagonist and the bloodline. In summary, I didn't understand it after reading it for a long time, but the writing feels quite good (don't criticize, I don't mean to say anything bad about the author, I really don't understand [crying])