There was no expression on his face as he climbed up from the mud.
He doesn't remember who he is. I only remember one number - seventy-three.
The adoptive parents' faces disappeared first. The traveler took the first step, and his facial features turned into a blank in his memory.
In the end even "pain" became blurry.
The knife pierced the back of his hand and blood was flowing. He looked down and saw that "ah" was stuck in his throat and couldn't come out.
He's still walking. Not because I want to go anywhere.
He counted to seventy-three. When you stop, count to seventy-four.
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This is the first time I saw this kind of book on Tomato, and I couldn't help but be immersed in it.
After reading dozens of chapters, I give you a five-star review. Dare to write and be able to write is a kind of courage.