OMG! ~~~
OMG! ~~~~~
(Xiao Yueyue bites his hand)
What should I do about the accidental disfigurement! ? ~~~~~~ The
beautiful fur is so dusty, and the beauty-loving devil can't get over this hurdle in his heart.
However, this is a pure natural, pollution-free, very simple and unpretentious forest. There is no plastic surgery or anything. It looks like what it looks like, so Ah Hu has been unhappy for a long time.
Hey, seriously, in fact, you can't see your disfigurement with all the hair on your face!
A few years later, Ah Hu, who went to the river to drink water, accidentally found that the enemy's son, the hero, was adopted by the wolf father and wolf mother. He was still slippery, not like he was disfigured. If he kills it, he will kill the whole wolf family.
So the wolf family had no choice but to hand over the hero to their friend Ah Bao and let him take the child out of the forest to find humans.
Ah Hu went to the wolf's house and couldn't find the hero, so he went to kill Ah Bao and the hero on the road, but it was unsuccessful. So embarrassed, he turned around and killed the wolf dad. Hey, you are jealous of the smoother fur! ! I can't even see it, okay? !
Disfigured to go to plastic surgery, why do you always kill other people with good looks! !
Later, after a series of tempering, the male protagonist returned with his good friend Ah Xiong to avenge the wolf father and kill Ah Hu. After 300 rounds of fighting between one person and one tiger, Ah Hu was killed by the male protagonist and was immortalized in the fire.
And the male protagonist lived a happy life with the bears, leopards, wolves, and elephants in the forest, and never mentioned the matter of returning to the human village.
This story tells us that if you are a face control, it is okay not to provoke others, because there is a risk of disfigurement. If you provoke others and are disfigured, then knock out your teeth and swallow your blood. If you try to kill your son again, it may not only be disfigured~
Oh yes, I suddenly remembered, The same is true of bears, and Xiao Lizi is much worse than this...
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