The Wolf of the Eastern Capital licked his lips. This silly little sheep was soft and fluffy, with white fur. He looked delicious. Should this general keep him penned up in Chunyang, or carry him back to the Eastern Capital and eat him?
A Jian Wang 3 Ce-Yang story: a domineering, roguish Tian Ce general as the top, and a Taoist priest who seems aloof but is actually adorable and clueless as the bottom.
After completing the divination, Ling Yan smiled faintly and held out the tortoise shell to Li Huaiyuan. "General, you are certain to return victorious from this campaign." The Eastern Capital wolf swished his tail and said smugly, "Of course. This general is invincible!"
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So Gou Ce is still pissed off.
I shouldn't have read the (final) extra (chapter), I'm autistic
The author also has a role in the braised chicken. . . . . .
Level 95 hahahahaha
The writing is very good, the pace is not too slow, and the material is sufficient. If there are more words, more people will read it. Just like this, the line spacing of the segments is too small, which makes it a headache to read on mobile phones. And although Tiance and Chunyang are professions, but... I feel like it's better to use their character names in the early stage to enhance their memory. Come on, come on (???_??)?
I really want to take the sheep back to the Valley of Ten Thousand Flowers. . . . . .