The Days When I Was Waiting to Die in the Rivers and Lakes

The protagonist Sanqi was an eighth-level master from the beginning and the No. 1 Assassin in Hell. Why did he set a "waiting to die" flag for himself? A man who has lived enough has been forced into a last mission by fate. He thought it was a quiet farewell trip, but as a result, the companions he picked up on the road became more and more outrageous, and the troubles he encountered became more and more absurd. As I write this, I suddenly feel, aren't these just us ordinary people? You may say "lie down" and "don't want to live anymore", but when life throws you a trouble, a bond, or a little warmth, your body is much more honest than your mouth. Sanqi went from "waiting for death with peace of mind" to "not wanting to die", and finally becoming "number one in the world". This transformation is what I want to talk about in the world. It is not the excitement of swords and swords, but the process of people being pulled back from desperate situations by a little bit of human touch. Thanks to every reader who clicked in. Each of your comments and chapter reviews is the motivation for me to continue typing on the keyboard after get off work. There is a long way to go in the world, but we will meet in the book.