Continuously Escape in the Rubik's Cube World

The heroine changes from weak to strong, and her abilities can be regarded as very intuitive and smart. However, I always felt like there was a veil over the story when I read it. The heroine basically has feelings, but it is always a little bit worse. After many times, I felt very annoyed. In the back part, the heroine's attitude towards her brother is not right. She is very annoyed by someone who cares about her. Although she knows she doesn't want to get involved, it feels like she hates her brother. The heroine always hides something from other teammates. This kind of concealment seems to be a bit much. She always says that it is nothing when her teammates care about her. She feels that she is not a group apart from everyone. The author's description of the environment and other aspects of the story is very detailed and gives a sense of immersion, but the heroine is like a person who is separated from everyone, and occasionally has some contact with the male protagonist. Come on!

Wow~ Why did I have to watch it in the middle of the night and read it aloud with a human voice? I regret it~

I didn't understand it, I couldn't tell who the male protagonist was. Please help me

It's really well written, I like it😍😍

The writing is good, the number of chapters is a bit small, please update, update, update, update.

First of all, I feel that each story is not explained clearly. There are some holes that were dug but not filled. Maybe the author wrote it in a subtle way, but I really didn't see it. For example, the ending of the puppet master in the first story, how they made all the people in the town into puppets, why the little boy's parents didn't like him, and why did the puppet master help the little boy? The second story is whether the parents knew that the second daughter was fake. If they knew, there was a reason why they didn't like that daughter. But judging from the story Wei Shi said, he should not have known. They just instinctively disliked the second daughter. So why did that TV column appear? Why would they want one person to replace another? Didn't they always think the older child was better? Do you love older kids more? So what's the point of that TV? In the third story, the parents of the man who was killed by his sister did not appear in the book. The heroine was mentioned in the article. He did not dare to explore it or something, so why did he not dare to explore it? If the author feels that what he wrote is very clear, then just pretend that I didn't say anything. Then there is the part where the heroine throws a stone at the demon. Why didn't the demon stop moving after the heroine threw the stone at him? Then there is the character of the heroine. I just keep guessing, guessing only half of it, and not explaining it clearly. It is really annoying to watch. When others ask him something, he will say that he will talk about it later, but he will talk about it when he goes back. When he asked others, it was a smooth question. They all told him the clues they found, but he was still "thinking alone". Then there is the heroine's attitude towards her brother. She is very speechless, very speechless. Is it true that she has a long mouth and cannot speak? She feels that she is a burden, and then she wants to show her face to her brother. If she feels that she is a burden, shouldn't she feel more guilty? If the heroine's brain circuit is different from ordinary people, then you win. Why is he refusing to stay thousands of miles away from his younger brother? He has a better attitude towards his aunt or aunt than he does towards his brother. He can say a few words to that idiot aunt, but not to his brother? That aunt has taken possession of their family's property. I admire the heroine for being able to give money to that aunt. Then my brother accidentally came to the magical world. Damn, the attitude of the heroine really confused me. She just asked the brother to protect himself, and then told him some rules, and then left? ? ? Go find the companions and golden thighs you met in the Rubik's Cube world before. Isn't my younger brother as important as them? The heroine clearly saw the threat of the Rubik's Cube world, but she still left her novice brother alone? Do you really not regard him as your own relative? Do you still hold on to your own face and self-esteem at this critical moment of life and death (I don't know what it is that I can't describe. This description may not be accurate, but I can't think of anything else). What if another man hadn't called his brother to join their team and the heroine would have just ignored him, or watched him die? In the scene where the heroine throws the stone in the third story, he was able to throw the magic stone for a stranger, completely exposing himself to her sight. Is this the same attitude towards his younger brother? I'm so convinced

Now that I'm back, why haven't you updated the article yet?

Hiss, I haven't read this article for a while, and now I come back and realize that it seems to have been updated? ? Am I dazzled qwq ()

I still want to finish watching it. When will this have to wait? Have I given up? The author is great

Wow author, I've had a hard time waiting for you. Fortunately, you didn't give up. Fortunately, you're back.