Unparalleled Genius

I asked why he suddenly became able to communicate. It turned out that there was an elf named Barossa who translated for him. "Tulip Duke, Chong Ya, I want to see you explode."

You use the ninth key of the nine keys Seven times in a row, those who don't know are not guilty.

Magic, secret treasures, alchemy, in the jungle of survival, omnipotence is the king. The flame tulip brings a symbol of hope. In fact, I feel sorry for this book. Due to political reasons, I was forced to change the main plot, which makes the story a bit confusing now.

Separated by a door, there are two different worlds, and the gorgeous tulips are different symbols. I couldn't communicate at first, neither in Chinese nor English, but then suddenly I got the idea and I could communicate. I didn't laugh, hahahahaha

I read it on the website a few years ago. I came here and saw a lot of negative reviews. Actually, I can't say that the dancing is not good. The previous plot was a great foreshadowing, but later on, because the social environment at that time was related to religious struggles, the main plot was deleted many times, and gradually became anticlimactic... Just like the door with the Tulip family emblem printed on it at the beginning, it was never mentioned again for what purpose little Duwei made it, and where did little Duwei go with the others? Has he returned to the present world? Oh, what a shame, it should have been as great a book as his prequel, Devil's Law. I don't know if the Dance Festival will be re-released and the main storyline that was originally rejected will be replaced.

In fact, this is a good book, and it is well written in the front. It is a pity... You can read the author's explanation. Due to the purification of online texts, many main lines have been deleted. It is a pity...

Isn't it said to be the sequel to Devil's Law? Why does it feel like there's no trace of the prequel? It's rubbish.

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Those who came in after seeing the words "Devil's Law" raised their hands

I've seen it before, because I signed a contract for physical publishing, and then all the main plots were cut and the script was changed, and the dance itself collapsed.