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Reader comments
The ticket era, especially the famine year of 1961, was an era when money could not buy food. Without tickets or batches, what would you think of buying and selling tens of thousands of kilograms of vegetables? You were served with peanuts, and you fished hundreds of kilograms of fish every day. Everyone else was stupid. In that era, all the fish in the river were basically fished out, and they were still waiting for you.
Just started watching. When I saw where I got the Infinite Sword Control, I suddenly had an idea: The Twelve Trials have the ability to not be killed twice in the same way. So if the protagonist uses all his strength to release the Infinite Sword Control, and then the chakra dries up and dies, will he die because of the chakra drying up in the future?
I really wanted to vomit when I read it. The more I wrote it, the more exaggerated it became. It could turn into a monster. Why did you write about turning into a sword? Talent.
Let me go, Fei Lu is crazy about money. The author of this book personally said in chapter 491 that this book is finished, and there are more than a thousand chapters in the back. This ghostwriting is too rampant, forcing a continuation.
Isn't my English author insulting China by writing this?
It's written. I've read it all, and it's much better than those people who squander it just for the word count.
The protagonist's name is Yuta for one moment, and Kozo for another. What the hell? Ghost father?
Brother, this novel of yours is really a copycat, and you don't even make any changes.
The protagonist is so emotional. It's so embarrassing that I could have changed to a flatbed.
Commentary on Chapter 17: Chasing Wife at the Crematorium, written by Hamster Buhao in "Genshin Impact: When I Become the Rock God".
What the fuck is written? I don't understand what's going on after two or three hundred chapters. The preface doesn't match the following.
The ticket era, especially the famine year of 1961, was an era when money could not buy food. Without tickets or batches, what would you think of buying and selling tens of thousands of kilograms of vegetables? You were served with peanuts, and you fished hundreds of kilograms of fish every day. Everyone else was stupid. In that era, all the fish in the river were basically fished out, and they were still waiting for you.
Just started watching. When I saw where I got the Infinite Sword Control, I suddenly had an idea: The Twelve Trials have the ability to not be killed twice in the same way. So if the protagonist uses all his strength to release the Infinite Sword Control, and then the chakra dries up and dies, will he die because of the chakra drying up in the future?
I really wanted to vomit when I read it. The more I wrote it, the more exaggerated it became. It could turn into a monster. Why did you write about turning into a sword? Talent.
Let me go, Fei Lu is crazy about money. The author of this book personally said in chapter 491 that this book is finished, and there are more than a thousand chapters in the back. This ghostwriting is too rampant, forcing a continuation.
Isn't my English author insulting China by writing this?
It's written. I've read it all, and it's much better than those people who squander it just for the word count.
The protagonist's name is Yuta for one moment, and Kozo for another. What the hell? Ghost father?
Brother, this novel of yours is really a copycat, and you don't even make any changes.
The protagonist is so emotional. It's so embarrassing that I could have changed to a flatbed.
Commentary on Chapter 17: Chasing Wife at the Crematorium, written by Hamster Buhao in "Genshin Impact: When I Become the Rock God".
What the fuck is written? I don't understand what's going on after two or three hundred chapters. The preface doesn't match the following.