Back in 1980, Li Zheng became the scapegoat in the northwest wilderness. He was burdened with a huge debt of 30,000 yuan from the brigade and was sent to graze in the "Death Gobi" where there was no grass.
There was no water, no grass, and wolves were roaming around. Everyone was waiting to see him lying dead in the wilderness.
As a result, in the middle of a snowy and windy night, a dying white-haired wolf king took his cub in his mouth and knocked open his yurt...
Since then, the painting style of Great Northwest has completely changed:
Other people's cattle and sheep are skinny, but his giant yak is as big as an elephant and can knock out poachers with one punch;
Others guard against wolves as they guard against thieves. He went out riding a white-haired wolf king, with golden eagles hovering in the sky, followed by a group of cute snow leopards.
Just dig a well in the Gobi Desert and black oil spurts out!
In this rough northwest, Li Zheng forcibly transformed a dead land into an imperial ranch that shocked the world!
Reader comments
I originally wanted to read a story about wolves herding sheep and man and nature, but I saw more than 30 pictures. They were all plots and plotting to clear up grievances. Um, if this is the case, can I just state it directly in the title?
One moment he is reborn, and the other moment he knows what happened after the protagonist dies. Chapter 5: Persuading to Quit
I originally wanted to read a story about wolves herding sheep and man and nature, but I saw more than 30 pictures. They were all plots and plotting to clear up grievances. Um, if this is the case, can I just state it directly in the title?
One moment he is reborn, and the other moment he knows what happened after the protagonist dies. Chapter 5: Persuading to Quit