Cang Er used to be a happy little wolf cub. Her favorite thing was to race down the hillside with the little girl next door, then bully the boys in their village, knowing the villagers adored her.
Then one day, she was taken into the forest and couldn't find the road home, no matter how hard she tried.
Her mother must still be waiting for her. The elders who doted on her must be worried, so she had no choice but to search with all her might.
But Cang Er didn't know that the people outside weren't her mother or the elders who loved her. Outside, there were storms and hardships, but none of the safety and care she'd known in the village.
Cang Er stumbled and fell, again and again, until her head was bruised and her whole body scarred.
Then she discovered that her home had been gone for a long time.
Cang Er, where is your home?
Where do you truly belong?
Theme: A conflicted soul's search for identity and belonging
The master is very handsome, so nothing happened to Zhan, but he is just careless? Didn't you take your promise seriously and didn't pay attention to Xanthium? If that's the case, that's a disgrace. For more than two years, I checked the registered sect members, and based on his position, he could only talk or lie down, but it turned out that the child himself found out first, and he stumbled back to his home where he had nothing. The child he picked up, the oath he made, the child left, returned home, lost his home, and came back again by some strange combination of circumstances. He knew nothing, and could not even recognize people in front of him (even if he had changed a lot, he could not remember the name he gave the child? Xanthium had given him his name). The companions who had been in the woods and had to live and die, were now not as good as those two senior brothers who had only been together for a short time. At least they recognized people. Even if he goes to the place where Xanthium is placed to take a look at the child, even if he asks the people around him, his subordinates may be deceived, but it is not that far away. In his sect, he has not even looked at it for two years. Being deceived is not an excuse. The fundamental reason is that he does not care.
After going round and round, I'm officially getting started.
So there is really a problem, so unlucky Zhan
Based on Zhan's character in the previous chapters? It shouldn't be. When this sword cultivator was in an unstable state of mind and doubting his life, didn't he think that he would help his children find a home as a spiritual support? He gave people and children new names. Is this manipulative? Or are people's hearts really cold?
I finished reading it in one sitting today. Thank you teacher for the story. It's very interesting. I like the bloody and transparent character of Xanthium angustifolia, and I also want to know her future.
The Holy Lord is not a good thing either. Although Xanthium is not his biological child, the affection is real and the family is real. Everyone has left. Xanthium at least has a younger sister who is still alive outside.
So what exactly is cocklebur 🐶
Ah, it's my little friend. It seems that it was my family that was destroyed, not the second wind wolf or something.
So is Xanthium a hybrid, a wolf cub, or a human girl who was picked up? If 🐶 is a human, Xanthium has not reacted to the difference in appearance between her and other tribesmen.
It's a very interesting development. Zhan's little Xanthium was saved by accident, and Zhan wanted to send Xanthus home. Unfortunately, his family could never go back. The fundamental reason was that Zhan's sect was destroyed. It happened that Zhan was a good and innocent person. Those hatreds were not directly related to him, but there were one or two connections.