[The label is a bit inaccurate, fantasy is not a fairy tale, slightly suspenseful + imagination + team story + independent city + history of sea monsters and humans, the protagonist group is not the Virgin, and both the good and the bad guys have brains. It's a bit slow to warm up, the previous chapters are not too ups and downs to expand the world view, please read it patiently, just get through it, it's a very enjoyable article]
This is an isolated island, and this is a city that has survived for a hundred years.
The lighthouse on the island reflects the calm sea, and the undercurrent surges under the peaceful days.
There is a tragedy waiting to be revealed here, a secret technique called "Tian Yin" and monsters under the tide, and an agreement concerning the future of the entire island.
Five-year-old Kawaaki was diagnosed with a terminal illness and hugged the creature tightly in his arms under the hazy sky at the port.
"I will help you see this land full of lies. You just need to keep sleeping until one day I wake you up."
The unexpected encounter between everyone accelerated the unsealing of the truth.
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Teacher: "What does one plus one equal?"
Author: "If your question is about text decryption, my answer is equal to Wang... BalaBala..."
Teacher: "I ask you what one plus one equals [angry]"
Author: "Bala Bala..."
Teacher: "I was so angry that I picked up the bench and was about to shout."
Author: "equal to two"
I say all this to let you know that the writing style of this book is just like a philosopher writing prose. The author can stretch two pages into one sentence [awkward laughter]
I thought the author would continue to persevere, but it's a pity
Teacher: "What does one plus one equal?" Author: "If your question is about text decryption, my answer is equal to Wang... BalaBala..." Teacher: "I ask you what one plus one equals [angry]" Author: "Bala Bala..." Teacher: "I was so angry that I picked up the bench and was about to shout." Author: "equal to two" I say all this to let you know that the writing style of this book is just like a philosopher writing prose. The author can stretch two pages into one sentence [awkward laughter]
I thought the author would continue to persevere, but it's a pity