Captive Slaughterhouse: The Livestream Is Full of Monsters

If you like it, you can give it a good review...

Why give it five stars? Because this is Uncle Yao! ! !

Uncle Dao's books are a must-read and you will never miss them [Blowing Kisses]

I like both the theme and the character of the protagonist this time, so I can look forward to it (●'◡'●) So is this a eunuch? I remember Uncle Yao once promised that this book would never be a eunuch... Are you kidding me?

The number of people determines the number of people. This wooden number system is true🐶. The main plot is Bai Yi's rescue of his sister, and various stories like dungeons are interspersed in it. One article, two articles, three or four articles are connected together. Although I haven't written the ending yet, before watching Uncle Monster, the ending must be perfect. The writing style is usually plain, low-pitched and melodious, especially when writing about sugar, it always gives people the illusion of a knife, which is considered unique. There may be some seemingly fake or man-made coincidences, which Uncle Yao did deliberately to create conflicts, advance the plot, and foreshadow the ending. As for the shortcomings, the book is not a holy book and can be infallible. If you think about it from another angle, you can still read it. Uncle Yao himself has said that the writing style is like stagnant water and the plot is bloody, and writing about swords and being scolded for writing about sugar has little impact. In short, feel free to enter the pit and experience the pain first and the joy later. (As for the current abortion, if it weren't for the income from the old book, Uncle Yao would definitely cut it off) (-_-)(-‿-)

Okay, very soon, snap, Uncle Yao has updated it, this time it's a battle royale themed book, Uncle Yao, come on, I'm optimistic about you [laughing evilly]

Familiar people, familiar names and unfamiliar stories, unfamiliar objects

I mainly like this author's writing style. I have been reading it since "Raised Monsters", but I feel that not many people have read it, which is a pity that the popularity is relatively low. I have read the latest chapter of this book, but I still can't quite figure out the background story of the novel. It looks like an alien planet, but also like an underground world. The secret will be gradually revealed during the subsequent games. Moreover, the content is more engaging, because there are many dialogues between characters, so you have to read slowly and ponder the dialogues, and the author is used to burying clues in the dialogues in previous books. Some scenes and environments in other novels are described in more detail, but I will not read those seriously, so I will just flip through them, because no matter how detailed the description is, I have never seen similar scenes and it will not resonate.

A different and wonderful story, a knife that brings tears to my eyes~ (1 ton of knives contains 1 milligram of sugar)

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