Hungry Death: I Am Master Wan Sui's Childhood Sweetheart

This book can be evaluated. In terms of quality, it is quite satisfactory. There are a lot of foreshadowing points. Although there are some details in the description of the society in the late Ming Dynasty, more efforts and progress are still needed. Especially the relationship between Man Sui, Ji Liang, and Liu Hao, as well as the subsequent route of Qiong Hua to find his father. How will he return? You still have to look at the author's pen and ink

The book is quite good. It has a lot of words and is better than the average. It's a pity that so few people read it. It's more about fighting. Most of the time, most of the time at the end is about what happened during the war, but I think it's very interesting.

The writing is okay. I'm very curious as to why the male protagonist is with Mansui. Aren't Ryo and Sui reborn?

I must give it a five-star rating [laughs]

Yes, the author, it's a pity that Lao Xing is still dead.

Will there be characters from the second part?