Surviving on the Backs of Beasts: I Give Everything New Attributes

A person is on the back of a giant beast. I seem to have seen this setting in some clip. Come on.

I don't have very high literary qualities, so let's just talk about it based on my feelings. It can be messy. ] The protagonist is very different from other protagonists I've watched. For example, Xiao Song's desire to reproduce is not that strong, and many of his emotions are very peaceful, and he also has a bit of a turtle feeling. Compared with other protagonists, he is quite kind-hearted and not too ill-intentioned. He is just an ordinary person with a little golden finger. Although he is the protagonist, it is the other supporting characters that often make me cry. In fact, I don't think the writing style of this book is very outstanding, but the description of emotions made me feel it and made me cry. How can I understand it? ], And it makes you feel sad every time you watch it, not all at once. There is a little bit of a pattern. And to be honest, Goldfinger doesn't have that strong sense of presence. Later on, I basically didn't feel that it was still Goldfinger, and it became slightly the same as Xiao Song's original ability. Anyway, I'm going to blow up the plot of Lifeline. The word limit ends here. ]

Come on! Keep it first, well written

Spy's behemoth core? How about calling the behemoth crystal core, a good citizen who leads the way for the imperial army?

About Chapter 9 of "Survival on the Back of the Beast: I Give Attributes to Everything" written by happy Shuashu, classmates! There's a plumbing problem! Chapter review.

How about a bastard Andersen from the author? DNF is a veteran player, funny.

This is good, the protagonist is not a petty person

I don't know if there will be more updates

Commentary on the chapter "Survival on the Back of the Beast: I Give Attributes to Everything" written by happy Shuanshu, Chapter 1: The Back of the Giant Beast.

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