Anime Crossover: Calcite Captured by a Black Hole

In fact, I think the most important thing about this book is that it can satisfy my creative desire and make readers enjoy it; it can satisfy my need for jokes while deepening my understanding of the characters in the play; it can bring relaxation to all readers and friends, and at the same time, it can have a deeper understanding of some fields. If the above points can be achieved, this book will be worthwhile.

Manipulated by Kyubey to ignore Xiangzi's confession and the end of the band Being manipulated by Kyubey to betray the trust of the lamp, well, are new book friends interested in reading this book?

Incorporating some elements of the Magic Circle into the band created a wonderful chemical reaction, making the original gods even more godly, and the level of gods and humans rising straight up. I have to say that these two elements fit perfectly. Even some plots that are considered poisonous in other novels are not unacceptable to the fans of this band full of gods and people? A group of gods made my brain spin.

It's hard to talk about the content yet, but at least it's at a five-star level in terms of playing with abstractions🤓🤓🤓👍👍👍

The author has been immersed in his art and no longer knows what the world is.

Reading this book is a torture if your thinking is too divergent, your radio waves are too jumpy, and your brain circuitry is not in tune. I couldn't agree with the author's thinking, and I wasn't optimistic about the author's suggestion that readers skip the opening chapter, which is the most eye-catching part of the article. So after reading more than 20 chapters, I stopped reading, and I didn't make any comments on the plot. Samsung is my subjective feeling and does not provide any reference value.

You know, it's hard to find authors who are right with the brainwaves [laughing]

It's not good, the feeling of separation is too serious. The first paragraph was still confessed by Xiangzi, but the next paragraph was skipped directly. It's funny enough to understand, but it feels too radio, but it's not too bad.

The writing is very good, but the details in some places are still not quite right. Come on.

Tribute to the legendary elbow-resistant Wang Laomu