Slow heat + escape + farming + animal husbandry + vitality recovery + hegemony
In the spring of the first year of Guanghe, a "demon" with short hair, strange clothes, and strange speech suddenly appeared in the suburbs of Yangzhou. He was Lu Heng who had traveled through time, but because of his appearance, words and deeds that were incompatible with the times, he was regarded as an "overseas weirdo" by the horrified villagers. He was also unclearly implicated in the undercurrent rumors of the "Yellow Turban Rebellion", and was immediately arrested by the government and rounded up by the villagers.
The road to escape is full of dangers. When Lu Heng was forced into a desperate situation in the mountains and forests, facing a vicious dog that was charging at him with bared teeth...
Reader comments
It's quite good to read, but the first few chapters, where the character is fully fleshed out and she has an identity in another world, are a bit difficult to read. Later on, I feel like the author's writing has become smoother and smoother, and it's very comfortable to read. It's just that there aren't many updates now, so I only look at three pictures every day, which makes me anxious. The scene where I met Sun Jian was quite enjoyable. I feel like I could compress the front part and directly turn it into the Royal Beast of the Three Kingdoms: Would it be more enjoyable to meet Sun Wentai at the beginning? Of course, it's my own personal thoughts. It's better to write at your own pace. Now the protagonist has arrived in the South China Sea to develop. I don't know whether to go north to hide my identity during the Yellow Turban Rebellion or go south to annex and expand my power.
I think the writing is quite good, I must give myself five stars.
It's quite good to read, but the first few chapters, where the character is fully fleshed out and she has an identity in another world, are a bit difficult to read. Later on, I feel like the author's writing has become smoother and smoother, and it's very comfortable to read. It's just that there aren't many updates now, so I only look at three pictures every day, which makes me anxious. The scene where I met Sun Jian was quite enjoyable. I feel like I could compress the front part and directly turn it into the Royal Beast of the Three Kingdoms: Would it be more enjoyable to meet Sun Wentai at the beginning? Of course, it's my own personal thoughts. It's better to write at your own pace. Now the protagonist has arrived in the South China Sea to develop. I don't know whether to go north to hide my identity during the Yellow Turban Rebellion or go south to annex and expand my power.
I think the writing is quite good, I must give myself five stars.
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