The River Is Gone

Come on, the big bastard! The male protagonist of this book is expected to compete for the spokesperson of the worst male protagonist in history - of course, you must first know who the male protagonist is. Strategy is the sword, protection is the way to hold the sword. There is no wife chase crematorium in this book, but there are knives everywhere. The first one hundred and forty chapters laid a lot of foreshadowing, all of which are recycled later. Every idle sentence you miss may be the foreshadowing of a stab at you later. Guarantee for those who are wronged: This is not BE aesthetics, this is BE engineering. Every sword hits accurately, and every chapter has lasting power. You'll come back and thank me after reading it - you're welcome, I just happened to be passing by anyway.