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Although I don't know what the author's protagonist does, I can't understand the book, I still don't know where I stand, and the introduction doesn't match the content. But it can still be considered a good book, just because I miss ( ) people. Although the entire battle scene is relatively sparse, the extent of the war cannot be said to have failed to reflect it. Traveling through kinship conflicts, the protagonist has a complicated background, and you can't let go of your hatred. Although there are some parts that are difficult to understand and accept, after all, it is still online sometimes, and it looks okay.

It's okay, I just want to ask the author if he is doing well? [Cry][cry][cry] The emotional shortcomings are relatively large. I only read the first few dozen chapters. The author tried to intersperse the author's words as little as possible in the novel, because it felt a bit dramatic. But overall the writing is pretty good, so work hard. Do your best to improve the quality of your novels. Come on! I believe you can do it

After reading the first volume, I felt that it was okay. However, it was not mentioned at the beginning that the protagonist traveled through time. I thought he was an aborigine until later. I didn't see when this system came out. It seemed that it appeared out of nowhere. Also, when I played Honzo III, there was no such plot. It should be a private design. Anyway, it's okay.

*I don't know what to say, but it feels okay anyway [eating melon] This author intimidates readers!

It's pretty good, I personally think it's better than most other novels.

Author-chan, you! Successfully caught my attention~