(This book succeeds the author's previous book, The Voyage of Nothingness, which was terrible. It can be regarded as a reboot. The author himself wrote that the previous book made him want to vomit the plot and it didn't match any feeling. It can also be regarded as the second copy of Gliza.)
Gliza's figure did not completely dissipate after being defeated by X, but the collapse of his power caused him to continue to float in the universe. The wandering in the universe caused him to be accidentally sucked into a black hole and accidentally come to another universe.
Reader comments
It's okay, but author, you should be clear about one problem, that is, when every Grizza is born, there will be something in his body that can kill him. When he comes to another universe, this law should continue to exist. When she gets her power back, she will gradually produce another rainbow knife in her body. The birth of such a existence means a very slow process, and after a while, Reggio and Dracion may also know this. In the later stage, as long as the combat power does not collapse, it will be a good score, or it can
The story line is very good, and the combat power is not broken.
It's okay, but author, you should be clear about one problem, that is, when every Grizza is born, there will be something in his body that can kill him. When he comes to another universe, this law should continue to exist. When she gets her power back, she will gradually produce another rainbow knife in her body. The birth of such a existence means a very slow process, and after a while, Reggio and Dracion may also know this. In the later stage, as long as the combat power does not collapse, it will be a good score, or it can
The story line is very good, and the combat power is not broken.