(Non-tomato, brainless and cool article + no system + mysterious snake pet + strange doctor + ancient martial arts)
AD 165, the eighth year of Yanxi in the Eastern Han Dynasty.
A baby was born in Liujia Village, Pengcheng.
The moment he landed, he was tabooed because his two souls were born. The evil energy of heaven and earth collides with the mother body. The mother suffers from hemorrhage and her life hangs on a thread.
There was a hermit, Qian Heng, who changed the fate of a husband and wife by making a knot - a red string was wrapped around the fingers, and the life lamps were connected, so that the husband would have half his life and his wife would have a glimmer of life.
The baby's soul is incomplete, so he doesn't cry, laugh, or recognize his parents.
Three years of stupidity, drooling, and empty eyes.
There is only a red-scaled snake that stays beside the pillow day and night, using spiritual fruit to sustain life and spiritual energy to quell evil spirits.
When he was three years old, his close relatives led him to the wilderness beside a dry well, where he wanted to abandon it.
The red snake jumped out of the mountain forest, its scales stood upright, sealed the well with its body, and screamed without retreating.
The mother chased her all the way and hugged the third aunt from behind who broke down and cried bitterly: "He is the flesh that fell off my body. No matter how stupid he is, he is still my child."
That night, the baby opened his eyes for the first time on the couch...
(I like to read books on Tomato, but many books are not to my liking. I can only write a book that I want to read😓)
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Hey hey😁 Just write it down for fun
If you want to read a book you like, you still have to write it yourself. Is this considered self-reliance? The writing is not very good, it all depends on the plot [making faces]
Hey hey😁 Just write it down for fun If you want to read a book you like, you still have to write it yourself. Is this considered self-reliance? The writing is not very good, it all depends on the plot [making faces]