In the fourth year of the Qin Dynasty, a carriage swayed into Daliang, the capital of Wei State. A dozen guards pressed their hands on the hilts of their swords, their eyes as cold as knives. The car curtain opened a corner, revealing a face of thirteen or fourteen years old, with a bit of childishness in his eyebrows, but he couldn't hide the noble air. "Find an inn and take a rest." Ying Wei spoke in a gentle voice.
Reader comments
It's okay before chapter 100. I still don't understand why original characters are so popular. Even if they threaten to murder the protagonist of the second creation, the author must keep them and train them, especially the female ones. Why didn't the author write so confrontationally from the beginning?
It's okay before chapter 100. I still don't understand why original characters are so popular. Even if they threaten to murder the protagonist of the second creation, the author must keep them and train them, especially the female ones. Why didn't the author write so confrontationally from the beginning?
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