(Readers who really like slow heat have never liked "slowness" itself, but "under the calm water, feeling the roar of moving icebergs")
Li Ruian adjusted his cufflinks slowly: "When playing chess, you must abide by the rules, but this time the opponent is the rules themselves."
Zhou Yi looked out the window with his remaining left eye: "What are our chances of winning?"
Shen Qinghe leaned on the desk and pushed a glass of water in front of Zhou Yi. The water surface did not move at all: "When you asked this question, it was zero."
When Zhou Yi saw the obelisk being returned, he didn't know that his daily life would become:
Tracing shadows in an upside-down modern city;
Solve the mystery of sacrifice in a snow-covered town;
Searching for the ultimate universe in the flesh and blood library...
What they face are alien gods who are trying to descend on reality and bend the rules.
Zhou Yi slowly raised his insect-shaped arm, emitting an echo from the end of this era.
Reader comments
A must-have for world control! Hidden under the modern city is a grand universe composed of 18 rooftops. Each world has its own unique physical laws and dominance. The ability system is extremely novel and is not just a matter of upgrading and adding points. The protagonist goes from passive acceptance to active control, and every step involves the truth of the world! The setting is as rigorous as science fiction, and the atmosphere is as weird as Cthulhu. It is definitely a feast for the imagination! The key is that everyone's IQ is online, their goals are clear, and their motivations are reasonable. I haven't seen such a rigorous and non-toxic book for a long time! ! !
(Especially the setting of the official HSC, it is simple, efficient and serious, cooperates with and suppresses all forces, and puts human interests first)
Yes, the world view is very good, the writing is also good, it can be regarded as an original combat system
Personally, I think it is a failure in daily life. In addition, Tong's work is not too three-dimensional and the contrast is not well written.
I personally suggest that the author write more about the protagonist's family
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A must-have for world control! Hidden under the modern city is a grand universe composed of 18 rooftops. Each world has its own unique physical laws and dominance. The ability system is extremely novel and is not just a matter of upgrading and adding points. The protagonist goes from passive acceptance to active control, and every step involves the truth of the world! The setting is as rigorous as science fiction, and the atmosphere is as weird as Cthulhu. It is definitely a feast for the imagination! The key is that everyone's IQ is online, their goals are clear, and their motivations are reasonable. I haven't seen such a rigorous and non-toxic book for a long time! ! ! (Especially the setting of the official HSC, it is simple, efficient and serious, cooperates with and suppresses all forces, and puts human interests first)
Yes, the world view is very good, the writing is also good, it can be regarded as an original combat system Personally, I think it is a failure in daily life. In addition, Tong's work is not too three-dimensional and the contrast is not well written. I personally suggest that the author write more about the protagonist's family Support for new writers [top post] [top post] [top post] [top post] [top post] [top post] [ top post ] [ top post ] [ top post ] [ top post ] [ top post ] [ top post ] [ top post ] [ top post ] [ top post ] [ top post ] [ top post ] [ top post ] [ top post ] [ top post ] [ top post ] [ top post ] [ top post ] [ top post ] [ top post ] [ top post ] [top post ]
I think it's pretty good