Start in New York and Give the West a Little Shock

I've read the book, it's my type But since we are all abroad, try to write less about Chinese people and more about black people and white people. I'm not saying I hate it, but it's just that there are already a lot of behind-the-scenes stories about Extraordinary Resurrection in China, so I just want to see some from other regions.

Anyone who can watch it is a god [OK] [face covering]

It's beautiful. It's the first time I've seen this kind of behind-the-scenes footage. It's very attractive.

It's very interesting. It's much better than Tomato's other book about group portraits. That one was still busy mixing in private goods, and the main plot became more and more boring. I think the swordsman part of this book is already a small climax, and it's very well written.

Okay, if you use less nonsense (the plot moves forward quickly and there is no need to describe too many details), it will get 5 stars. There are also FBI officers, better to say agents.

Anyone who can continue reading after reading Chapter 15 is a genius [laughing and crying]

It's pretty good. I feel like this is the best behind-the-scenes article I've ever read. It doesn't deliberately kill the plot, and it doesn't make a set that not only gives strength but also does some weird operations. It has surpassed 99% of similar works.

Rich imagination, not bad

So beautiful, so exciting.

The writing is very good, the behavior is smooth, the supporting roles are full of roles, the writing is better than mine [like]

Come on, come on, come on

Not bad, group portrait flow

Not bad. Minor flaws don't matter.

Good, good, good, good

Not bad, so powerful

It's okay, but the pace is not very fast

A rare gem among tomato novels

It feels good, and the story is a good one. , The protagonist's mentality is also good, If there is any shortcoming, it is that there is a slight problem at the beginning. But it's harmless

It's not enough. The writing is very attractive. Five stars are worth it.