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If you want to write about style, you can't just write about style. You have to write about the curvature of the treetops, the ripples on the lake, the sound of the leaves whirling and the path they take to the ground. Write about the ringing of bells hanging from the eaves, the gentle ripples of boats and bamboo rafts, and the gentle swings of swings. Write about the mountains that clear the clouds and see the sun, the waves that roll up and fall, and even a heavy fog that disperses.

Let me give you a good review first, especially "Stealing the Battery" written by the author Xin Huan, because the relationship between the protagonist and the elf is very rich and it is not deliberately awkward. I hope this book is also well written [Sending my heart to you][Sending my heart to you] The book is well written and top-notch. The first 30 chapters are too much. Because of the title, it feels a bit like watching an official battle. It is not a pure battle to conquer, but it is also quite attractive. It is not an old routine, which is very nice. Secondly, this book is a written novel, a slow-burning type. The author has controlled the rhythm very well. The relationship between the characters has been figured out before writing and is well controlled. Although it is not passionate, it is very warm, so you must not jump when reading it. This type of book lies in the inadvertent little things and foreshadowing between the lines. The second is the most important point: I have read 40 chapters and will finish it soon. The author should update it quickly, otherwise I will slap you in the butt and screw up your Zoro~.

Not bad, come on, author, and can you get an Elledor?

It looks okay, keep going.

Come on, it's well written. I personally recommend adding a quasi-god tyrannosaurus in the back.

Lao Hei's book is as supportive as ever! [Eating Melon] I hope there won't be eunuchs this time [laughing and crying] [almost crying]

There are two main reasons for the low rating. First, there are many female protagonists, and the emotional scenes are average. Second, there is no writing at all. Apart from that, the plot of this book is remarkable, and I quite like it. So I decided on three and a half stars.

It's pretty cool, but is there any level division, such as from level one to level 100, otherwise the difference in strength won't be visible?

This one is okay among Pokémon.

Not bad, give it a five-star support

Follow the second book. The author is very proficient in writing, so newcomers can feel comfortable entering the book. Big cheers to the author. 😊[Like][Like][Like]

This book was written by Heaven, only because it exists in Heaven.

Pokémon blends into reality very well