A foreign continent swallowed by the deep sea hides the codes of ancient myths. The endless whispers contain the cruelty of natural selection. Who can overcome the difficulties in the fog, and who can become the master in the continuous tests? And I originally just wanted to survive...
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There's a reason for the low rating. I can't stand it anymore. I can't stand it when I see Red Lady. The Red Lady reveals the protagonist's secret and gives the protagonist a poison that has no cure. The protagonist obviously has the ability to kill her and her men with sea ants, but he doesn't kill her. Why is he worried that he is too powerful and the company wants to arrest him? He has killed so many people in the company. The power of the company is far greater than that of Red Lady. Forget about other poisonous points, I really can't stand this, so I quit.
The plot is okay, but the details are mindless and have no common sense. I write whatever comes to my mind, such as killer whales and group creatures. They always follow the protagonist. Haha, in the No. 7 Ruins, the boat rotates on its own. People can push the boat without turning. I really can't understand how small the boat can be pushed in the water. . .
Well written
The writing is okay, but it's a pity that it's not very popular.
There's a reason for the low rating. I can't stand it anymore. I can't stand it when I see Red Lady. The Red Lady reveals the protagonist's secret and gives the protagonist a poison that has no cure. The protagonist obviously has the ability to kill her and her men with sea ants, but he doesn't kill her. Why is he worried that he is too powerful and the company wants to arrest him? He has killed so many people in the company. The power of the company is far greater than that of Red Lady. Forget about other poisonous points, I really can't stand this, so I quit.
The plot is okay, but the details are mindless and have no common sense. I write whatever comes to my mind, such as killer whales and group creatures. They always follow the protagonist. Haha, in the No. 7 Ruins, the boat rotates on its own. People can push the boat without turning. I really can't understand how small the boat can be pushed in the water. . .
Well written
The writing is okay, but it's a pity that it's not very popular.