An Nianbai is the heir of the Duke of An's household.
Yet he was the heir who had been switched at birth and raised as someone else for twenty years.
He lived alone and in misery for twenty years.
Then he was brought back.
Having grown up in a village, hungry and poorly clothed, he didn't fit in at the Duke of An's household.
At long last, he found someone who shared his pain and loved him. Before he could tell him how he felt, he died in front of him.
When he opened his eyes again,
he had returned to the age of eighteen.
He packed his little bundle and hurried off to find his man.
He had no problem going to the Duke of An's household, but he was taking his man with him!
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When Shen Wu bullied the village's jinx, whose parents were both dead, he never imagined that one day the jinx's father would come back alive.
He was powerful and influential, and even the county magistrate treated him with respect.
Shen Wu's family suffered because of him. They were driven out of the village, and the whole family died far from home.
Shen Wu also died in a wolf's jaws, leaving no whole body behind.
When he opened his eyes again, he had returned to the past.
The jinx's father wouldn't be back for another year!
He still had a chance to make things right!!!
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Ye Zhenzhen had been sealed beneath the lava of a volcano for tens of thousands of years. One day, she escaped and accidentally entered an escape game.
In the Abandoned Village level, a waterlogged female ghost slowly climbed out of the water. The other players were terrified out of their minds, wishing they had eight legs so they could run faster.
Ye Zhenzhen's eyes lit up. She strode over, grabbed the hand the ghost held out, and said warmly, "Hey, girl, how'd you end up in the well? You should've said you wanted out. Here, let me give you a hand."
The female ghost, feeling all her ghostly energy vanish, suddenly plunged back into the well as if a ferocious beast were chasing her.
The other players: "?" Weren't they told that this ghost had been pushed into the well and drowned, and that the thing she hated most in her afterlife was being in a well?
In the hotel level, the night was quiet, and the room grew quieter still. A small black hand reached out from beneath the bed, creeping toward the hand of the person lying on it.
Half asleep, Ye Zhenzhen felt something cold touch her. Satisfied, she gave it a hard tug, pulled it beneath the covers, and hugged it tightly.
The ghost baby froze, then stopped moving. It looked forward to scaring her half to death the next day and settled contentedly in her arms.
The next day, the ghost baby put on a terrifying act in Ye Zhenzhen's arms, staring straight into her eyes. "Aaaah!"
The ghost baby waited smugly for her reaction...
"Aaaah! So cute! Mommy loves you!"
"Don't be scared. Mommy will protect you!!"
The ghost baby, with empty eyes and a hideous face: "???"
The other players: "???" Is this really that ghost baby boss with a clear rate of less than ten percent?!
Theme: Get a second chance, turn your life around, and win people over with kindness.
Why do you give laxatives to horses when people are poisoned to death?
[Maybe they will come looking for them on horseback.
[Fortunately, they fed croton to their horses when they came out, otherwise...]
[For their safety, those horses can only be reduced to ashes along with their yard.
Don't you think there's something wrong with the logic between these three sentences? If you remove the second sentence, it will read more smoothly. After all, the logical relationship is "in order to prevent the servants from riding horses to catch up", so "the fire will burn the house, and the horse will be burned to death." Then what is the use of the middle sentence "Fortunately, the horse ate the croton"? They couldn't come after those horses after they were burned by fire, leaving only an undead skeleton. Fortunately, after eating croton, the skeletons fell to the ground...
Of course, I may have thought wrong. My wife probably wanted to write, "Fortunately, the horses fell to the ground after eating croton, so they would not be able to escape when the fire broke out." I think that "otherwise..." Probably means this...? (Logic is being automatically patched...
But! Isn't the main logical premise of all this "the people under attack were poisoned to death"! Moreover, they were prevented from burning down the house and turning them into ashes. If so, why were they afraid that the servants would come looking for them on horseback? Why are they all undead knights? This novel is too brain-burning... I hope my wife will have time to revise the text, clarify the logic, and reduce the use of third-person pronouns.
Chapter 5, Gong is still anonymous
No need to do this one or that one. It's so awkward. I hope the author can fix it.
Well, I think the setting and direction are good. I was attracted by the copywriting. However, the author's writing and plot arrangement are not good enough... How should I put it? I'm not very good at commenting, but I can't stand it anymore. Please keep up the good work, author!
Hahaha, after reading the comments, there are so many of them.
Two idiots, hahahahahaha
This pronoun "he" really makes me dizzy, hahaha, there are so many
[He remembered where that village was]
[Even if he was bullied severely, no one would stand up for him]
His life is even harder than his life
I can understand who these he refers to, but so many pronouns "he" really affect the perception. Even if I write the name or use "that person", it is better than so many "him". It is taboo to use personal pronouns throughout the novel. Occasionally intersperse names to help readers understand the plot.
Why do you give laxatives to horses when people are poisoned to death?
[Maybe they will come looking for them on horseback. [Fortunately, they fed croton to their horses when they came out, otherwise...] [For their safety, those horses can only be reduced to ashes along with their yard. Don't you think there's something wrong with the logic between these three sentences? If you remove the second sentence, it will read more smoothly. After all, the logical relationship is "in order to prevent the servants from riding horses to catch up", so "the fire will burn the house, and the horse will be burned to death." Then what is the use of the middle sentence "Fortunately, the horse ate the croton"? They couldn't come after those horses after they were burned by fire, leaving only an undead skeleton. Fortunately, after eating croton, the skeletons fell to the ground... Of course, I may have thought wrong. My wife probably wanted to write, "Fortunately, the horses fell to the ground after eating croton, so they would not be able to escape when the fire broke out." I think that "otherwise..." Probably means this...? (Logic is being automatically patched... But! Isn't the main logical premise of all this "the people under attack were poisoned to death"! Moreover, they were prevented from burning down the house and turning them into ashes. If so, why were they afraid that the servants would come looking for them on horseback? Why are they all undead knights? This novel is too brain-burning... I hope my wife will have time to revise the text, clarify the logic, and reduce the use of third-person pronouns.
Chapter 5, Gong is still anonymous
No need to do this one or that one. It's so awkward. I hope the author can fix it.
Well, I think the setting and direction are good. I was attracted by the copywriting. However, the author's writing and plot arrangement are not good enough... How should I put it? I'm not very good at commenting, but I can't stand it anymore. Please keep up the good work, author!
Hahaha, after reading the comments, there are so many of them.
Two idiots, hahahahahaha
This pronoun "he" really makes me dizzy, hahaha, there are so many
[He remembered where that village was] [Even if he was bullied severely, no one would stand up for him] His life is even harder than his life I can understand who these he refers to, but so many pronouns "he" really affect the perception. Even if I write the name or use "that person", it is better than so many "him". It is taboo to use personal pronouns throughout the novel. Occasionally intersperse names to help readers understand the plot.
The attack on the sixth card finally has a name.