Steampunk Western Fantasy: Inheriting My Family’s Little Lolita

Although the setting has been slightly changed and added, the similarity between the first big story and a book that has been published for a while is too high (the encounter at the beginning is basically the same) (it is in the review of the book title) (The author's main plot must not be copied. If more people read it later, someone may say so). However, I personally think the good thing is that the setting is better and easier to understand. With the addition of heavy rain, the sense of time urgency in the setting is a little bit higher. To sum up: a bit of a hodgepodge but not a big problem. There are some big similarities in the first paragraph, which may make some people feel a little disconnected (but if you have never read both books, the setting of this one is better). The character of the protagonist is also more acceptable to me in this book (the protagonist in the other book is very eloquent)

Five-star praise, I love reading it. Can the author change the soul to reincarnation? The protagonist awakens his memory, instead of holding other people's bodies and living in the name of others. Of course, if you have an outline and it will affect the subsequent plot, then don't change it. The most important thing is, the author, come on and update more! 😠😠😠 I believe you will be angry

It looks good. I agree with that comment. Soul travel and reincarnation are indeed better.

Is this a reset book? Why do I feel like I've read it at the beginning?

Hey, why did it look like I just put it on the bookshelf?

It's okay, brothers, there are oranges to eat

Although it is exactly the same as one I have read. But, it's ok.

The emotion is good, the writing and plot are good, but the death is sudden, and I have an inexplicable feeling after reading it.

I haven't seen the back yet, but the first half looks good. It's the type of horror atmosphere + soft loli stickers you're looking for. What's wrong with you?

Won't the author hold a fan meeting? I'll bring you two catties of American knives, not two catties of oranges.