A Thousand Miles of Barren Land: A True Account of Survival at the End of the Ming Dynasty

From the mother who was swollen to death by Guanyin's soil at the beginning, to the father who hanged himself in despair, to the moldy black cake that was difficult to swallow and made his throat sore, there was a suffocating despair between the lines. I was deeply shocked. In order to survive, the male protagonist fled with his young sister in a hurry. In the chaotic world, his sister was kidnapped and trafficked. The male protagonist relied on a trace of obsession to find his sister, crawled and struggled in the cruel world of cannibalism, and grew up step by step. From weak and helpless to a strong man who can stand alone. The story has a tight rhythm and is full of dramatic conflicts. Every step is gripping, real and heart-wrenching. The more you watch it, the more you get hooked. A good book with great stamina and worthy of calming down and reading carefully. Highly recommended! This book may not meet everyone's expectations for a fast-food novel, but its most precious thing is that it is realistic enough. The coldness of human nature, the cruelty of the world, and the helplessness of life in reality are often heavier and more poignant than what is written in the article.

The writing is very real, and the human nature is also well written. Looking for my sister in that troubled background (maybe just to find an obsession in my heart to keep living) I also read other people's comments in the comment area. The information about my sister is here and there. In fact, anyone who reads it carefully can see that it is clearly explained in the article.

The content is relatively rich, describing the living conditions of the people in the late Ming Dynasty, and also showing the growth process of the protagonist. The whole story line has ups and downs, the plot is well conceived, and the plot of entering the cave has a sense of suspense. The author's style is quite spicy. Although the sister has not been found yet, every supporting character who appeared is dead [face covering]. Only one wolf is left, and one person escapes south.

I recommend this book. The narrative unfolds from the perspective of a small character. The characters are well portrayed. The story has ups and downs. It depicts people eating each other, officials bullying the people, and bandits bullying the people, especially the hunger in the article and Lin Mo's character. Highly recommended, looking forward to it Give this book a boost. It will become more interesting the more you read it. Author, you have to hold on and keep writing this book. It will definitely become a hit if it reaches one million words. . Come on, come on, hold on

The writing is very realistic and can describe the chaotic and chaotic apocalyptic phenomena and bloody photos of people eating people in the late Ming Dynasty. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

It truly expresses the turbulent times in the late Ming Dynasty and the changing state of human nature in these troubled times. It is a relatively realistic historical narrative and is very interesting to read.

It feels like a very realistic description of a small character's story. It's not a cool novel in the traditional sense. It's worth reading.

The novel revolves around the brother's search for his sister. The plot is full of twists and turns and is very interesting.

This book is very true. The characters are vividly drawn. The content is also deep and it is a good novel.

Very insightful! Close to life! Thank you!