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The writing is quite good, and the plot is very readable. There are very few books like this in Tomato. The writing is very beautiful, and the relationship between the characters is also very full [Sending Hearts] Author, how did you manage to kill all the characters even though they were already cut in half? [Petrified]

I was persuaded to quit the book twice by the comment section, but ended up picking it up because of the book's shortcomings. After reading it, it was a pity that there was no ending, but except for the first two chapters, which were a bit subtle, it was still very stable and good until the end. The worldview, logic, characters, and plot are all very mature, and are of a higher level than most of Tomato's books. I don't understand why there are so many bad reviews. . . .

It feels so miserable for you, but I hope you will think more about it when writing, especially in terms of logic and world structure. I feel like the character's thinking is like the love story before. The protagonist is a dragon who has lived for who knows how many years. How could he be changed so easily, and how could he not know what love is.

Why did it end in an inexplicable place?

Damn it, was it cut in half? But why are you suddenly so confused about this ending? No, the more I think about it, the angrier I get.

When I saw these three characters at the end of the book, I admit, I panicked

I've seen 77, it's okay, but I always feel like I'm having a knife [top post]