A fanfiction of The Hungry Lamb, written mainly to give everyone some closure. Some details don’t match the historical record, so please take them as original changes to the story. I hope you’ll understand. The story is told from two perspectives. The first part focuses mainly on Man Sui’s perspective, while later chapters will feature some characters from The Sorrowful Wild Geese. I’ve only watched an explanation of The Sorrowful Wild Geese, not read it closely, so there may be some errors in the details. Please forgive me.
What if Liang had turned back as he was leaving Luoyang to join the rebel army? He worried about Man Sui. Could a little girl like her survive in this age? He couldn’t be sure. He owed her, so he turned back. He returned to that wild lake, where Man Sui was still waiting. They could leave together.
From Luoyang to the Shangluo Mountains, then from the Shangluo Mountains to Song County… They spent nine years together in the rebel army. Liang took good care of Man Sui and watched her grow up. Liang fulfilled his old dream and became a great general, while Man Sui became a strategist for the rebel army, fighting alongside him.
Nine years have passed. Now they stand outside Luoyang. Can Man Sui still raise that blade she once called revenge? She cannot forgive him on behalf of her family, but she can try to let it go, for his sake and for her own dream: to bring an end to this age of famine and death.
P.S. No angst.
Halfway through the book, I found that there is no first review for this book, so let me write the first one. As someone who has basically read all the novels created by Hungry Death and Death, I think this book is one of the best I have ever read. I have read three novels based on the premise that Ryo and Sui go to join the army together. The author is the best one. He does not write mindless and exciting articles. The two perspectives describe Sui and Ryo's psychological entanglement, love and hatred very vividly, and the characters are not broken. Liang is not good at words, Sui is smart and expresses it very delicately. The plot is very suitable for the society at that time, especially the psychological description of Liang and Sui. The author has also put in the effort. Now that I have read half of it, I will continue to follow it. I don't understand why such a good book is not popular. I hope the author can persevere, pay attention to your health, and don't force yourself to rest when you are tired. Gold will always shine. I will continue to write reviews after I read a few more chapters ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ I saw the latest chapter, so good that I intentionally left two chapters to read it when I went to bed at night. There are 70 second-generation starving novels in my bookshelf, and only a few of them would let me do this. I feel that I am still very picky. I will stop reading if there is any character failure or unreasonable plot development. Recently, I have been looking for a sequel to Ryota Mitsuo's extra chapter. I saw the author's cover and let "Liar" come in. I read the first two chapters first. I thought that the premise of going to join the army would not be so well written. , But I didn't expect that I could find no fault with the author's writing style, plot conception, development, and description. Especially the characters were well established and didn't make me feel awkward at all. Reading this book both fascinated me and made me miserable. I'm annoyed, I'm fascinated because it's so beautiful, and I'm distressed because this book is too unpopular and few people read it, but the author keeps updating frequently, which makes me admire me. I hope people can discover the treasure soon, otherwise I probably won't be able to see the ending 😢
Well, it is about the story line of Suisui and Liang joining the army together. Suisui's emotional transformation is very detailed. The battle aspect is well portrayed. It is very comfortable to read. If these chapters are strong 🙂, I really like the fact that Suisui is a military advisor [admiration]. Is the author can let Chuang Wang be a little more assertive? Now I feel like Liang is controlled by Suisui. Of course, there is no bad intention. Chuang Wang attaches great importance to friendship, which is very good. It just feels like a leader. You should have your own considerations (I don't know much about it. I'm just giving some suggestions. You can not adopt them depending on the situation. I don't mean to criticize). In short, there is still a nest to eat candy!!!
It's quite novel among the many I've seen. Instead of describing the separation of the two people, they are put together to join the army. I've read Chapter 20 so far, and it doesn't have much sugar content, but the grudge between the two of them is melting away little by little, which is pretty good. The most troublesome thing about writing about military life is military issues. The author can create those things according to his own military understanding, even design a route, and also have more classics to adapt to the situation, which is still very good.
To be honest, this book is really good, but I have been reading books for a long time 😄. There is no way anyone can understand the powerlessness of reading it all at once and waiting for updates 😢, so I have only read a dozen chapters. I am waiting for the completion to give a five-star rating. In fact, the author can also consider making a modern extra chapter after the completion, which would be even sweeter 😄😄😄😄😄
Let me know if I have enough reading time
Well written. I watched it at around 1 a. M. Yesterday. I almost thought of finishing it because I wanted to finish it in one sitting.
The quick update is particularly beautiful
Okay, okay, okay