An Huai: An as in peace, Huai as in remembrance. In the turbulent age of heroes in ancient Rome, this is the story of a wandering Han Chinese man…
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Come and report again in 2022. I really like this article, but I don't know why the author stopped writing it. An Huai, a lonely wanderer, still leaves a deep impression on me!
I really like reading about forced and imprisoned people, but in this article I just feel An Huai is so pitiful.
I feel like there are no readers who are newer than me. I still feel like I am an old writer. Unfortunately, many of them are locked.
In the recent literary drought, I took out this article that I liked a long time ago and read it again. I really don't understand why there are so few collections, but the writing and story are very good.
Does anyone have similar articles? Can you please introduce them?
An Huai is young. It seems that I haven't updated it in a long time.
I really like this article. QAQ, I can't find anything like this type of article. It's so frustrating.
From An Huai's point of view, as a fifty-year-old man, if he left alone and returned to the Han Dynasty, he would really die alone. In fact, the older you get, the more deeply you feel that blood ties are more important than anything else. After all, they are the things that have the closest connection with the world, especially those who are drifting away.
The final ending is very unexpected, but very classic! ! !
I have thought about it before, why Xiao Ao likes An Huai so much, why doesn't he just go back with An Huai?
It finally worked out, so great! \(≧▽≦)/
I love this article and I also like the happy ending. However, I personally think that "An Huai was put under house arrest until his death by his son who abolished martial arts" is more realistic~~~! ! !
Come and report again in 2022. I really like this article, but I don't know why the author stopped writing it. An Huai, a lonely wanderer, still leaves a deep impression on me!
I really like reading about forced and imprisoned people, but in this article I just feel An Huai is so pitiful.
I feel like there are no readers who are newer than me. I still feel like I am an old writer. Unfortunately, many of them are locked.
In the recent literary drought, I took out this article that I liked a long time ago and read it again. I really don't understand why there are so few collections, but the writing and story are very good.
Does anyone have similar articles? Can you please introduce them?
An Huai is young. It seems that I haven't updated it in a long time.
I really like this article. QAQ, I can't find anything like this type of article. It's so frustrating.
From An Huai's point of view, as a fifty-year-old man, if he left alone and returned to the Han Dynasty, he would really die alone. In fact, the older you get, the more deeply you feel that blood ties are more important than anything else. After all, they are the things that have the closest connection with the world, especially those who are drifting away.
The final ending is very unexpected, but very classic! ! ! I have thought about it before, why Xiao Ao likes An Huai so much, why doesn't he just go back with An Huai? It finally worked out, so great! \(≧▽≦)/
I love this article and I also like the happy ending. However, I personally think that "An Huai was put under house arrest until his death by his son who abolished martial arts" is more realistic~~~! ! !