Between the Heavens and the Heavens

It's very well written, but it's unusually unpopular. I'm afraid someone's cake, cheese, pizza, burger, wonton, hot pot, fish and chips, roast duck, chicken steak, stinky tofu, macarons, and red wine have been touched. Roast pork, boiled kale, tamagoyaki barbecue, whole lamb, apple pie, mutton-shabu-shabu, instant noodles, meat buns, hot dry noodles, tempura, mutton steamed buns, braised lion head, twice-cooked pork, fried rice, fried noodles. There are also egg tarts, puffs, sushi, sashimi, rice rolls, shrimp dumplings, claypot rice, snail noodles, barbecue, roasted gluten, candied haws, donkey rolling, double skin milk, ginger milk, poplar nectar, matcha ice cream, chocolate mousse, tiramisu, Beijing roast duck, Chongqing spicy chicken, Buddha Jumps over the Wall, Dongpo Pork, Beggar's Chicken, Sweet and Sour Pork Ribs, Ground Sanxian, Mapo Tofu, West Lake Vinegar Fish, Squirrel Mandarin Fish, Pizza Rolls, Hand Pancakes, Spring Rolls, Donkey Intestines, Sheep Scorpion, Large Plate Chicken, Coconut Chicken, Cured Meat Claypot Rice, Braised Chicken and Rice, Pan-fried Buns, Pot Stickers, Soup Buns, Sugar Fire, Donkey Roll, Pea Yellow, Osmanthus. Cake, jujube pastry, thousand layer cake, flower cake, ice powder, cold shrimp, chicken shredded cold noodles, Dandan noodles, Yibin burning noodles, Yanji cold noodles, Liuzhou sour bamboo shoots and duck feet pot, Chaoshan braised goose, Shunde fish, Hainan chicken rice, Xinjiang hand-picked rice, Lanzhou noodles, Yunnan bridge rice noodles, Liuzhou snail noodles, Fuding meat slices, Fujian Southern ginger duck, Shandong pancakes, Tianjin twists, Wuhan duck neck, Honglai chicken feet, Mongolian milk tea with fried rice, Tibetan butter tea with tsampa, Thai tom yum soup with mango sticky rice, French foie gras with red wine, spaghetti bolognese, Spanish paella, German roasted pork knuckle, Russian beetroot soup with big ribs

Did you know that there are three types of trump cards? I forgot in the middle, but after all, he is a real ace. Is this book's highest reading count only 3,000? You win, Hajige. I'm going to follow the crowd in my next book. 👋

The best war novel I have ever read on Tomato. I really didn't expect the following twist in the novel [face covering] from a very novel angle. It tells the story from the perspective of the invader. There are few novels that tell the insignificance, cruelty, indifference, and confusion of this kind of war. This description is great. The overall length is relatively restrained, the pace is fast, and it is relatively rare in online articles. The final extra is melancholy, and the story returns to the beginning. If the male protagonist had met Sophia at the beginning, everything would have been different.

I first saw the introduction to this book. I think this bionic robot can change its shape at will and become similar to the protagonist's mechanical prosthetic limbs to assist the protagonist in fighting. Not later. It's different from what I imagined. This can be regarded as breaking my understanding. It can be considered very innovative. The second is the killing machine that the protagonist has undergone closed training. He and. Ephesus. All are blank. In the early stage, he also mentioned many times when he was facing interpersonal communication. Just like a robot. Maybe he will in the future. I will grow up with Ephesus. Become a real human being. Instead of War Machine. Become a person who understands human suffering. Understand the cruelty of war. Well, it made me feel emotional. It's just that the protagonist's combat power is a bit too awesome, haha.

An objective evaluation shows that it has the flavor of early youth, especially the rhythm of the text and the first-person psychological description technique. It is much better than the neon toilet paper literature of today (and it actually retains the classic swimsuit benefits, what ancestral laws cannot be violated). In short, I hope the author can finish it. I have followed many similar books in the past, but they were all discontinued in the end. At that time, War Zone 86 had not yet been animated, and when Neon was not well-known domestically and locally, I had been following up with fear, fearing that the author would stop writing it due to poor response. Fortunately, it became a small hit in the end. I also hope that the results of this book can be better so that I can see a perfect ending.

In fact, I wanted to give it 4 and a half stars, but unfortunately I couldn't give Tomato half a star. The overall plot is quite interesting, the story is small but precise, the pace is tight, and the ending is not unfinished. (At least I can still accept it) However, I still hope that the bad woman can be punished. After all, it is a pity that Ryan and Adele died, and the protagonist still did not become a real person in the end. (Generally, the characters of this kind of war weapons will eventually become real people.)

It feels like it is impossible to access the enemy's radio in normal air combat, but the author has provided a lot of descriptions of the enemy during combat in this book, which increases the readability. At the same time, this high-frequency division of task blocks into chapters makes the writing more compact and focused. Thirdly, like "The Three-Body Problem", the double planet system creates a new celestial body movement system. Coupled with the author's description of macro-human nature, it is similar to the Three-Body Problem. Finally, the machine girls are also an attraction of this article, and their conflicts are also foreshadowing for the rest of the article.

This book is a perfect interpretation of the suspension bridge effect. The protagonist's transition from entering the plane to entering the plane is really unexpected. Overall, it is quite exciting. It shows that the author has a lot of thoughts about war, but the ending is not sweet at all. The poet holds it.

All behaviors from various perspectives are described, and the political description is excellent. Various reactions among civilians, soldiers, and politicians under war are described. This is really war, a crazy war

The style is unique, but I like it. What impressed me most was the anti-war theme in the middle. The complex and special image of the protagonist embodies the horror of war and the trampling of faith and freedom by authoritarianism. It's just that the subject matter may not be suitable for the fast-paced platform of Tomato, but I still hope for a sequel.