The Fire of Tomorrow's Ark is Lit

Even though she was in a drama, she was in a war, and she was still writing about the sweet daily interactions with the heroine like crazy. . . If you want to give out candy, you shouldn't do it at this time, it's nondescript. Other novel authors always like to drag out the emotional line because they know that they cannot write well and cannot integrate it with the normal content, so they like to finally confirm the relationship before the novel is finished. As for those who insist on writing even though they know it is not good, there are often some well-written novels. As soon as the male and female protagonists establish a relationship, the content becomes popular, and then the drama is released, and fewer and fewer people read it. I feel that the author's writing about the Sakaz Civil War should be more serious, and gradually describe in depth the important stages of establishing the protagonist's ideals.

The main character is called Soos. I always think of that guy from Team Rocket in Pokémon, "Soumansi"

The updated miscellany is for readers to read at the starting point. This is not the first post and some information is missing.

It's all booked, from the starting point. Is there a book club?

Are they interconnected? The starting point and here (●°u°●)

The plot is pretty good. It's obviously time travel but I just can't remember the people. But maybe it's because there's a big difference between the real person and the illustration.