Global Remote Viewing: I Knew the 300 Million Lottery Numbers in Advance

It's quite good. The subject matter is relatively novel. You can read it with or without your brain. However, you can't go into it deeply. Once you go into it, you will find that there are still some unreasonable poisonous points. In normal times, it is tasteless and it is a pity to discard it. When there is a shortage of books, it is simply a treasure.

This book is pretty good in terms of the behind-the-scenes story. The contact with some women at least played a role in promoting the plot. The woman who is the heir to the company seems to have retired. The other women are just subordinates, so don't talk about romance. The author talks about planning in Chapter 0 between Chapter 51 and Chapter 52. It is a bit narrow and the idea of ​​controlling the country is a bit nonsense. But the idea of ​​establishing a force and the direction of development are pretty good, especially the idea of ​​setting up a dedicated team of tomb robbers to explore the unanswered mysteries of the world. I'm very curious about how the author explains it. I'm waiting for the author to write it down, but it's really too slow to write now!!!!!

It's definitely enough to be a cool article, but it seems that my understanding of Tomoko is still a bit lacking. Please update it more. How can I attract more readers with this little stuff?

It's average, that is, the level of cool writing. It's enough to kill time when you're short of books.

How can I put it this way, as long as the author keeps writing and it doesn't collapse, this book will always be in my update group.

Not bad, I quite like it.

The plot has just begun

Come on, it's totally not enough

Not bad, relatively new

It's quite exciting later on