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The epitome of society and the nature of the world. It is the only book that made me think deeply about the nature of society. I am optimistic about you.

I just feel that if labor is really high, wages are low, and capital is prosperous, there should be a big economic crisis. Forget it, when I go crazy [laughing] [grimace] 🥺 🥺 [sending heart] [what] 😳 🥺 😠 [awkward laugh] 😘 😂 [shocked] 🥺 [sending heart] [pout] 😠 (disorderly expression)

It's pretty cool, but it just gives me the feeling that they despise life [laughs awkwardly]

It's okay, but I have a question. I think I've read a book before, what's the name of it? It seems like fortune telling? Or something? In the novel, the protagonist can also see who is likely to die, and then makes a comment, and the other person dies. The storylines of the truck driver and the man who worked on the construction site at the beginning of this novel cannot be said to be exactly the same as in my memory. They are basically the same model. I wonder if they are written by the same author? Has the book been revised and republished? Or is it not the same author, but the story at the beginning is similar to the plot of that novel?

Author, I think you are doing your own thing, don't force me, a little comrade, please, please update quickly 😢

This book made me reflect on society. This is true in the book, but it is not true in reality. It's just too short. The author will update it quickly.

Not poking meow yet. 💕 There is not a single woman, porridge! Why is Dila book blocked??

The picture in the cram school touched me deeply, it reminded me of my former self

Yes, it's worth recommending. I hope the protagonist doesn't have CP.

Looks good, this guy is quite interesting in his arrogance