What to Play? the Monster Bosses Are All My Family!
by 0 A. M.
About This Novel
[Story of strange rules + apocalypse + national destiny + suspense + thriller] In 3024, Blue Star's resources are exhausted, human order is in chaos, and the Ye family is full of loyalists. They have fought for the country's national destiny for 500 years in the ghost story about rules, and they all died tragically in the world of ghost stories! 500 Years later, Ye Buyu, the last descendant of the Ye family, became the chosen one, entered the world of ghost stories, and awakened the D-level talent - ancestral blessing! Detailed explanation of talents: As long as the deceased ancestor agrees, you will obtain the talents when he was alive! So Ye Buyu obtained: Father·Ten billions of ghost coins! Mother, the whisperer of the heart! Sister, naughty kid! Uncle · was born with bad bones! Grandpa·Nothing is forbidden! Grandma·Friend Bond! Grandpa·Infinite deduction! Grandma: Follow your words! Grandma and Grandma · Immortality! ... Netizen: What kind of D-level talent is this? This is obviously the addition of multiple SSS-level talents! ! !
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Official(2)Scraped 5d ago
I have been reading the big book for many years, from No. 44 In middle school to the current rules and weird stories. During this period, I also read about the fetal building. I was really sorry that Soul Repairer was discontinued. It was my favorite book besides No. 44. I didn't pay much attention to it because of work during this period. When I noticed it, I realized that it had been discontinued for a long time. I was worried that it would be the same as The Repairer, and it had no ending. But I saw that it would continue to be updated. To be honest, I was really happy. Keep up the good work, I will always be there👴
The hopeful night bus driver, the money-grubbing but loyal KK, and Jing who worships as a "pure land". Each of the author's characters has its own unique personality charm: the driver who longs to change back to the original will take them out of a place that does not belong to the night because of a possibility; KK, who first helped to raise money, will start to think about the protagonist and Jing because of his experience as a companion after the adventure. As for Jing's ending, I have been thinking about what the meaning of this ending is (I understand it), and why does Jing have a heartbeat? Why Jing chose to get off the ship? The initial understanding is that no matter what happened before, Jing believes that he finally belongs to this place, and he and the protagonist are not the same conceptually. As said: If it was your land that was lost, you wouldn't say that. Put another way, if it was your hometown (country) that was lost, would you still say this? Will you give your life for the "pure land" in your heart? Jing sank into the sea and turned into a fish bone two or three times larger than the original. When a whale fell, all things came to life. He wanted everything to be restored to its original state. He was willing to believe in the existence of the "Pure Land", even if it was just for a while. Why did the driver of the night bus take the protagonist and the others to a day that did not belong to him? Why did he do this? As an aboriginal, the driver of the night train saw how the originally beautiful sea was polluted and turned everyone, including himself, into a state of neither humans nor ghosts. He envied the two of them as human beings, but what he wanted more was the sea in his memory, which was the "pure land" in the hearts of the aborigines and everyone. (If I misunderstood... Don't worry! You can give advice, but you are not allowed to point fingers🫵) Later words: Brother, please don't give up, I--still--want--to watch!
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Official(2)Scraped 5d ago
I have been reading the big book for many years, from No. 44 In middle school to the current rules and weird stories. During this period, I also read about the fetal building. I was really sorry that Soul Repairer was discontinued. It was my favorite book besides No. 44. I didn't pay much attention to it because of work during this period. When I noticed it, I realized that it had been discontinued for a long time. I was worried that it would be the same as The Repairer, and it had no ending. But I saw that it would continue to be updated. To be honest, I was really happy. Keep up the good work, I will always be there👴
The hopeful night bus driver, the money-grubbing but loyal KK, and Jing who worships as a "pure land". Each of the author's characters has its own unique personality charm: the driver who longs to change back to the original will take them out of a place that does not belong to the night because of a possibility; KK, who first helped to raise money, will start to think about the protagonist and Jing because of his experience as a companion after the adventure. As for Jing's ending, I have been thinking about what the meaning of this ending is (I understand it), and why does Jing have a heartbeat? Why Jing chose to get off the ship? The initial understanding is that no matter what happened before, Jing believes that he finally belongs to this place, and he and the protagonist are not the same conceptually. As said: If it was your land that was lost, you wouldn't say that. Put another way, if it was your hometown (country) that was lost, would you still say this? Will you give your life for the "pure land" in your heart? Jing sank into the sea and turned into a fish bone two or three times larger than the original. When a whale fell, all things came to life. He wanted everything to be restored to its original state. He was willing to believe in the existence of the "Pure Land", even if it was just for a while. Why did the driver of the night bus take the protagonist and the others to a day that did not belong to him? Why did he do this? As an aboriginal, the driver of the night train saw how the originally beautiful sea was polluted and turned everyone, including himself, into a state of neither humans nor ghosts. He envied the two of them as human beings, but what he wanted more was the sea in his memory, which was the "pure land" in the hearts of the aborigines and everyone. (If I misunderstood... Don't worry! You can give advice, but you are not allowed to point fingers🫵) Later words: Brother, please don't give up, I--still--want--to watch!
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