The anti-military leader in the story. Ryo and his group enter the camp as part of a troupe. After winning the competition, Ryo is allowed to leave and performs a shadow play with Mitsuho. In the end of the "Tongsheng" era, Zhongliang joined his army and entered Luoyang nine years later.
Starving corpse: an identity during the late Ming dynasty's thousand-mile journey
The anti-military leader in the story. Ryo and his group enter the camp as part of a troupe. After winning the competition, Ryo is allowed to leave and performs a shadow play with Mitsuho. In the end of the "Tongsheng" era, Zhongliang joined his army and entered Luoyang nine years later.
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References
- Ruan Xingzhi: Review of 'Hungry Corpses: A Journey of a Thousand Miles at the End of Ming': The pinnacle of scripts for domestic games
- Lingchuang Games: Introduction to the Chinese store for 'Hungry Corpse: A Thousand Miles at the End of Ming'
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