Dead Cells: The Cellman Aboard the Astral Express

The chief culprit of all, just for his own selfish desires of eternal life, trampled on the entire kingdom wantonly, but what is disappointing is that such a bastard, he is invincible.

Other books about Cell Man generally think that it is Cell Man's problem and that he is guilty, but this book gave me a different perspective. The protagonist's portrayal is more consistent with the original work, and the missing details of the original work are also completed. It is really good.

Kids, where can we find someone who not only plays Cell, interprets the plot of Cell, but also plays Iron Break and even writes novels?

Children, I have a plan ☝️🤓. The person holding the cursed blade will die if he is hit. Then when I am fighting, if I throw the cursed blade to the opponent, and then catch the kitchen knife, won't it be instantaneous?

Everyone has their own story, and it's very exciting. Giving away a daughter is a poisonous point. As a cool article, I felt very uncomfortable reading it [vomit]

So did the Mother of Ticks really give it to the Scarecrow in the end? If she did, it would have been six stars. To add, there is an abstract ambiguous plot between the Insect Mother and the Scarecrow, but not much. The protagonist looks down on the Insect Mother, and the protagonist is paired with the King Hand [laughter]

Although there are only a few people here, most of those who play Dead Cells and read novels are here.

It's very consistent with my stereotype of King Dan. Adding to my subjective impression, King Dan is really a hopeless bastard.

It looks good, there are too few cell fanfics that are not bad, I hope you can stick to it 👍

The King of Crumbs is very well written, and the writing is smooth. Some of the plots and secondary creations of Cells are also well detailed, so overall it's pretty good.