饿殍：明末千里行
Tongue (starving corpse: a thousand-mile journey at the end of the Ming dynasty)
Bandits who cooperate with Liang are eloquent and value profit.
Liang (starving corpse: a thousand-mile journey at the end of the Ming dynasty)
From refugee to bandit, the player character is responsible for transporting girls.
Sui (starving corpse: a thousand-mile journey at the end of the Ming dynasty)
A girl who tells Ryo the mystery of the pig demon during transport.
Sister Yun (Hungry Corpse: A Journey Across a Thousand Miles at the End of the Ming Dynasty)
A woman from Chang'an's Yanyue Tower takes in Mansui, who is fleeing from famine, as a menial servant, teaching her to read and helping to gather information about bandits. Later, she provided clues about the town and the pawnshop, enabling Mitsuho to track down her father's murderer from his belongings.
Mansui's Father (Hungry Corpse: A Thousand-Mile Journey at the End of the Ming Dynasty)
A farmer who also performs shadow plays, the craft was passed down from his father and later taught to Mansui. To make ends meet, he goes out to sell heirlooms, carrying a pouch sewn by Man Sui; On the way, he was killed by Liang and was unable to return home.
Mansui's Grandmother (Hungry Corpse: A Journey Across a Thousand Miles at the End of the Ming Dynasty)
After falling ill, he tells Mansui and her brother the story of the Huashan Dolphin Demon. Among the four captured children, one hides a knife and prepares to resist, but dies before the story is finished. She was reluctant for her family to sell the heirloom buried in the backyard.
Yuan (starving corpse: a thousand-mile journey at the end of the Ming dynasty)
The proprietress of the inn outside Jiezhou City. In her early years, Liang saved her from raiders, later married the owner of a black pawnshop, and moved to Jiezhou. After reuniting, he accepted the two sisters working at the shop, helped the abducted Qionghua wait for his family, and arranged for Liang and Mansui to travel to Luoyang.
The Yuan Family Inn outside Jiezhou City
Liang prepared to settle the three children into a place to stay. The boss's wife, Tobi, is an old acquaintance of his. She is willing to take the sisters in for work, let Qionghua wait for her family, and assist Ryokazu and Mitsuho in continuing their journey.
Shuigou Village
In Chapter 6, the village where the original plan was to seek supplies from the contacts is instead turned into cannibalism, with starving people trying to prey on four children. After repelling the attackers, Lianghe left, but due to insufficient provisions, he relocated to Wenxiang.
Shadow play with the purse
Mitsuho learned shadow play from her father and taught Ryo to make and operate props along the way. The father's purse transformed from a relics of early robbery into evidence exposing the killer of his father; The "Die Together" ending also uses shadow props for assassination.
Transport from Huazhou to Luoyang (Hungry Corpses)
In the fifth year of Chongzhen, he traveled from Huazhou through Wenxiang and Shanzhou to Luoyang.
The Old Cook of Weinan (Hungry Corpse: A Thousand-Mile Journey at the End of the Ming Dynasty)
He brought Mansui, who was sleeping under the inn's eaves, into the house, hired her as a helper, and taught her cooking for six months. When she returned to the inn again, the cook had already passed away, leaving her a pair of cloth shoes.
Li Gui (Hungry Corpse: A Journey of a Thousand Miles at the End of the Ming Dynasty)
An old friend of Wenxiang's tongue. After Shetou invited him for a drink, he learned that the child being transported this time was to cook for the Prince of Luoyang.
Qionghua (Hungry Corpse: A Journey of a Thousand Miles at the End of the Ming Dynasty)
The abducted girl who travels with Miruho. Liang arranged for her to stay at Yuan's place in Jiezhou to wait for her family, while he took Man Sui with him and continued on to Luoyang.
Yin San (Hungry Corpse: A Journey of a Thousand Miles at the End of the Ming Dynasty)
Huazhou people Yazi handed the four children over to Liang and He She, transporting them to Luoyang. The commission was made by selling to wealthy families on the grounds that they could eat their fill, but the actual buyers and delivery intentions gradually became apparent along the way.
Li Zicheng (Hungry Corpse: A Journey of a Thousand Miles at the End of the Ming Dynasty)
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.
Retribution
At the inn, they choose to sell the child for a good price, then Ryo and Mansui board the little black carriage, leading to this ending.
and soldiers are killed
When encountering government soldiers, he immediately struck and died due to being outnumbered.
but it was not seen
Mansui leaves Luoyang's fireworks night and asks the innkeeper to hand her pouch to Liang. Liang found the shoes he had given her and the footprints leading into the lake, but never saw her again, nor found her body.
Born together
Liang defected to Li Zicheng and, nine years later, followed the army to attack Luoyang. When Mansui grows up, she reunites with him, and the two take a boat to Yangzhou to visit the sisters who once traveled together.
Breaking and killing
When encountering rebel forces, he chose to flee with all his might; Ryo failed to escape and was killed en route.
Killing each other
When Ryo argued with Tongue, he chose to trust Tongue, and Ryo was ultimately killed.
Cat killing
When Mizuho attacked Ryo at night with a knife, she chose a branch that quickly retreated, allowing her to kill him.
and died together
Ryo catches up with Mansui by the lake; the two hide the knife in a shadow show prop to assassinate the prince, then face the prince's attack together.
Starving corpses: a thousand-mile journey at the end of the Ming dynasty
A late Ming dynasty literary adventure produced by Lingchuang Games. The bandit Ryo is hired to escort four girls from Huazhou to Luoyang. The mute girl Mansui requests revenge related to the escort mission, and choices along the way lead to multiple endings.