I Transmigrated to Another World and Lost My Body

Although it is indeed good, it is obvious that the author has not moved on from the previous book. To be honest, I thought the previous book was really exciting, but it is a pity that no one has read it. I hope the author will not send it.

It's pretty good-looking, but I don't know why I vaguely see Lin En's style [face covering]

It's very good. It's combined with the previous books. There are many shadows of the previous books. As for the earl, it's more like an inferior version of the duke [Chigua]

To be honest, it feels like a book that will come out of reality... To put it bluntly, it even has the flavor of "Di* Online" (because I read Di* Online first). I just hope it will be updated soon... Books of this quality are really rare in Tomato, and I really like this type...

I am an old reader, right? It must be! Ahem, I think this book is okay. Does that mean that since the authority cannot be used, will the count cause her to have a mental breakdown when he tortures the God of Death? So does this count as death? If her body is still alive at this time, what is her state? And if she dies when she has no authority, does it mean that the God of Death is killed in the real sense, or does it directly restore authority, or is the spirit reset? Can the God of Death really endure it? Then there is the protagonist's ability to be resurrected that conflicts with the authority of Death, so in the end, the Death is taken away when the Count confronts him? Or something else? (Ahhh! My scalp is so itchy! I am about to grow a brain! Didn't it turn out that if I store my brain, another one will grow! What should I do with the original brain? Should I give it to Dave? Or should I give it to King Zombie to buy favors? I'm so confused about what to do. Will the dump truck send me to another world tomorrow? If so, please be sure to let Cheshire be the driver, jpg. Serious face)

This new work after several restarts has the feel of Shopkeeper Ji's. There are also some very interesting ideas about the confrontation between different characters on a stage of madness and darkness. If you have read the previous books, it may look familiar. After all, many settings and props from the old books are used. I don't really know what to say, but I hope it ends smoothly.

At first I read this book and it was similar to a book I had read before. But when I looked at it and looked it up in the historical records, I found that his grandma's book was another book by this author. It was very interesting and worth reading.

It's very good and I like it. Same goes for the last one Lin En. There are so few articles like this.

Let me knock, it turns out to be your boy. Did he change his name? I remember you didn't call this before. You put five stars in the jar first and talked about the rest later.

Watching "The Weird Pharmacist: All My Patients Are Horrible", I feel like Lynn