The villagers say that if you touch a corpse, you might find a treasure.
In my case, I didn't find a treasure. I found a wolf.
He was the commander of an army, a wolf king among men. Being betrayed by a villain was bad enough, but then a mutt (or, to sound more cultured, a village dog) carried him home and kept him.
Is raising a wolf really that fun?
Can you handle it?
Come on, who's playing with whom is anyone's guess.
This isn't beast-on-beast or human-on-beast. It's just a story about a village dog with a very slow reaction time who finds a poker-faced wolf general.
It'll be finished soon. Not literary, not elegant, and not shy.
Just a product of a fit of madness.
Fine, I admit it. This is the legendary story of a scum gong falling into the hands of a sweet, silly shou.
Dear, come on, fill in the holes! It's so exciting and beautiful.
5555555555555, Please, update it, it's almost 2012, at least it will be completed before 2012, so I feel at ease, Mr. Suan...
Update… Ah!!!
You you you. . . You are abusing our author's body and mind in disguise. . . Why does Mao love to dig holes so much?