Steal the heavens' fortune, seize every opportunity.
The bowstring thrums, and the Golden Crow falls!
It is an age of chaos, with demons and monsters running rampant.
Great demons lie in wait in the imperial court, seeking to devour the people of an entire kingdom.
The gods and Buddhas above shine with golden bodies and holy radiance, while beneath them a million corpses lie piled high, and rivers of blood flow thick enough to turn the oars red.
But now, in the town of Bai Rucheng, Lu Changye is just a poor boy who shares a bowl of bran porridge with his younger sister.
Then the jade mirror in his mind trembles, and three opportunities appear before him.
[Opportunity: Two li to the southeast, deep within a sheer cliff, a century-old mountain ginseng. Spend one strand of fortune to claim it.]
[Opportunity: Fifteen li to the north, deep in the Fulong Mountains, the remains of an ancient sect. Spend fifty strands of fortune to claim it.]
Lu Changye clenches his fists and gazes up at the heavens.
"When I draw my bow, not one of you gods and Buddhas in the sky will get away!"
And it was thicker than the one on Zhou Qinglin's jade pendant. [Absorbable luck: 2 strands. Is it absorbed? ] Jade Pendant sucked 3 wisps. Is this 2 strands thicker?! Can I have some snacks?! Not interesting. Beating the gangsters only drives them away, even if they don't kill or maim them, that's fine. Pig's trotters do things with foresight and hindsight. Any such setting. Must bring a sister. Really speechless.
I don't know if I am too smart or not smart enough. . . Selling wild ginseng doesn't take that much effort.
You can also check it out if you like a slow pace.
Mother-in-law video is another one where the protagonist takes care of his sister, and then the grandparents, uncles, mother-in-law, and aunts all want to kill the protagonist, and the protagonist is very filial.
Very well written👌🏻 Keep up the good work
The subject matter is still good, keep up the good work,
I like it better, just slower.
Logically speaking, this food book shouldn't be past 6 o'clock.
It's really well written, and the details are clearly written.
Come on, come on, come on