My Computer Is Connected to the Fairyland

Slow down the pace! Please! ! Don't finish it so quickly! If you like to read about the science and technology of cultivating immortals, I picked it up from the previous book Da Ming. This book is written with more feeling than the previous one, but the pace is faster than Da Ming. The author must be very careful, but he often changes chapters and cannot retain readers. It should be better after waiting for a while. I love it. The setting of the sub-personality is much more interesting than that of the Immortal [Sending Hearts]

After reading the second book, I read the third one. The author was dissatisfied and wanted to revise it, so I read the first one again. I finished it in 4 or 5 days. I immediately thought about the world line issue and read 277 in 1 hour and 50 minutes starting from the third chapter of the first book. 10 Words, I forgot about it immediately after I realized it, and then I realized within a few minutes that the world line was false, and within 38 minutes I realized that the book itself was false, but I realized something more problematic like the world line, and found that I knew the world line was false 38 minutes ago, so in the end Is it true or false? Why did I clearly understand the world line in 1 hour and 50 minutes? Why did I know that I had clearly understood the world line when I had forgotten everything? And at the moment of enlightenment, I knew that the world line was false. (After 38 minutes, I realized that what I had clearly understood was the world line in the book.) False, but I I clearly realized it in 1 hour and 50 minutes, and I know very well that I have completely forgotten it. I am very sure that the moment I understood it (enlightenment), I only got the result of the last 38 minutes. Is all this considered a short-term life dimension, but I didn't find anything (I forgot it). Can people really increase their dimension?

Give me more quickly. Also, don't cut it. There's no point in cutting it again.

It's so good🤩After searching for so long, I finally found another book I like.

No wonder it's so familiar. It turns out the author has written about the Ming Dynasty. Why should I keep helping them?

The content is exciting, especially when linkage content is introduced later.

The theme setting is novel and humorous

Not bad, pretty innovative. Come on, the setting is great.

Good-looking, good-looking, really good-looking

The setting is so interesting. I read it in one sitting. It's not enough.