Injustice************

Come on, it's a bit like another earlier book, but it's very good so far.

The beginning of the next picture will always repeat a small part of the ending of the previous picture. It's outrageous, it's outrageous. Lin Ya was the warden of Blackstone Prison at the beginning, and she knew the protagonist. She was transferred out in the end, and then suddenly came back. She suddenly lost her memory and didn't know anything. She still needs someone to tell her what kind of prison this is. The same goes for Aaron, who is sometimes in the prison and sometimes outside the prison. Hey, the prison is his home. He can come in and out as he pleases.

The sense of revenge is overwhelming, very beautiful To be honest, the title and plot of this book are very good, but the situations are often reversed and repeated, which affects the reading quality. It was originally 5 stars, but one star was deducted because of the plot twist and repetition.

This book is really good.

Worth five stars, all accidents are not accidents