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Although there are a lot of negative comments in the review, I personally think this book is really good-looking. It has a sense of peace and tranquility. It should be because I usually have a lot of worries. I quite like this feeling. Of course, the corresponding thing is that the main plot advances too slowly. After Chapter 19, it can even be said that I have barely touched the main plot. It feels like writing a prologue. However, it is precisely this slow pace that creates the sense of comfort I mentioned earlier. Generally speaking, whether it is good or not depends on personal interests. I can only say that the author's writing style and plot are still okay. It can be seen from the ups and downs of the plot without touching the main line... As for whether there will be no interruptions, I am not worried at all [laughing]
It's different from traditional beast-controlling genres. It's quite novel and full of details. It feels like you're on the scene. The protagonist grows up slowly and encounters various opportunities. After reading dozens of chapters, I think it's pretty good and I want to continue reading! ! !
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