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The seedling that grew well
Autor: DaoistCitizen
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A story about the growth of a tiny, beloved seedling within a vast green world.
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- Estabilidade das atualizações
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Chapter 19: The salty shirt and good smelling bag. 3 years ago Volume 1
- 1 The riceful story begins (?) 6 years ago
- 2 Its a flying... rice seed 6 years ago
- 3 Consciousness or instinct? 6 years ago
- 4 Little seedling tries to burrow 6 years ago
- 5 An ocean of stars, the primordial coalescence of consciousness 6 years ago
- 6 Little plant pokes through the seed 6 years ago
- 7 Little seedling experiences a cliff 6 years ago
- 8 The life of a seedling 6 years ago
- 9 Growth 5 years ago
- 10 Dreams of droplets across wheelbarrows 4 years ago
- 11 Brevity and flux, an emerging sorrowful abyss 4 years ago
- 12 Stars of light, the meeting within the great dream 4 years ago
- 13 Conversation like dreams, the old man in the white space 4 years ago
- 14 Yang San Shu, the blazing parasol where phoenixes perch 4 years ago
- 15 Crimson lady of flux 4 years ago
- 16 'Old soul, where are you going, old soul?' 3 years ago
- 17 A strayed voyage at the end of eternity 3 years ago
- 18 Fisherman, go away 3 years ago
- 19 The salty shirt and good smelling bag. 3 years ago
This book has so much meaning inside it. Very unlike your typical xinxia or wuxia. Author deserves more recognition for his work. Seeing the evolution of the "rice" from beginning to end truly brings a tear to my eyes.