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What is the world in your heart?
Xiao Mu: Maybe it's the handsome guy and the beautiful girl who want to grudge each other?
So what is martial arts?
Xiao Mu: Should it be singing and riding a horse and fighting a sword to the end of the world?
There are only stories here...
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What should I say about this article? The front and middle are a bit bland, but it is understandable. There are not many ups and downs in the text about farming infrastructure. The climax after Xiao Zhi leaves is much more compact. I like the stowaway part the most. It is warm and cruel. The ending is a little rushed, but what needs to be explained is also explained. Overall, the author's writing is very vivid. He does not deliberately sugarcoat the existence of the protagonist. In the animal world, the jungle is eaten by the strong, the gatherings and partings are all written very realistically. The ending should be regarded as a happy ending. After all, the author has given all the satisfaction he can give, like this. It seems a little regretful that Xiao Zhi and Cang Lang chose to return to the pack due to their identity as gravekeepers, but Lei's father died without ever meeting him. However, Xiao Zhi would go home to see his dad intermittently, and Cang Lang still remembered to raise him, so it seemed that he didn't have such regrets anymore. In the ancient times, the protagonist, other orcs, and non-orcs were all trying to live and strive for a better life, so it is appropriate to stop here. Thanks to the author for his hard work in presenting the small world, and I wish everyone in the second dimension well.
[Let me be healthy] Can I ask, why no one read Chapters 5 and 6?
I wish everyone here and everyone on the planet a happy day [red heart].
"'" Is a big thorn in the side of the author~
Got
Hahaha (?ω?)Hiahiahia is so cute!
"Fang Shu raised his eyebrows and pulled Fang Shu's sleeves crookedly," which really caught the author's eyes~ Fang
What should I say about this article? The front and middle are a bit bland, but it is understandable. There are not many ups and downs in the text about farming infrastructure. The climax after Xiao Zhi leaves is much more compact. I like the stowaway part the most. It is warm and cruel. The ending is a little rushed, but what needs to be explained is also explained. Overall, the author's writing is very vivid. He does not deliberately sugarcoat the existence of the protagonist. In the animal world, the jungle is eaten by the strong, the gatherings and partings are all written very realistically. The ending should be regarded as a happy ending. After all, the author has given all the satisfaction he can give, like this. It seems a little regretful that Xiao Zhi and Cang Lang chose to return to the pack due to their identity as gravekeepers, but Lei's father died without ever meeting him. However, Xiao Zhi would go home to see his dad intermittently, and Cang Lang still remembered to raise him, so it seemed that he didn't have such regrets anymore. In the ancient times, the protagonist, other orcs, and non-orcs were all trying to live and strive for a better life, so it is appropriate to stop here. Thanks to the author for his hard work in presenting the small world, and I wish everyone in the second dimension well.
[Let me be healthy] Can I ask, why no one read Chapters 5 and 6? I wish everyone here and everyone on the planet a happy day [red heart].
"'" Is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Got
Hahaha (?ω?)Hiahiahia is so cute!
"Fang Shu raised his eyebrows and pulled Fang Shu's sleeves crookedly," which really caught the author's eyes~ Fang