Natural Disaster Strikes, but Fortunately I Am a Retired Reincarnation Person

Shen Nong thinks it's okay. It's similar to the campus life in the Chinese comic Immortal King. The daily combat performance is in line with the background. Although the plot is ordinary, it's still okay to talk about it.

It looks fine so far, so I won't change my review for the time being. I think the most important thing is not to have that kind of inexplicable heroine. It doesn't matter if she's not a student. Some people just want to understand when they are students. It's time to finish reading. It's okay, but Ye Fan is quite inexplicable. Let me start by saying that I am not dissatisfied with the fact that there are children of destiny in this world. It's because he's fixated on the protagonist for no apparent reason.

Natural disaster strikes, but fortunately I am a retired reincarnation person Square wood head To me, the two-dimensional style is very heavy and heavily affects the plot. There is a feeling that I don't quite understand, and that I don't understand it. About four stars.

Where is the rest? I only see endless regrets and endless events [cover face][cover face][cover face][currently working on the manuscript]

It's good-looking, the protagonist is invincible, the pace is fast, and there's nothing sinister about it.

The village is good at tailoring. I like all the things I sew. It's so fun to watch the radio waves. Please update more. The author [I've learned]

There are no bells and whistles, the main thing is to make up for regrets.

Yes, the pacing is well controlled, but the protagonist's retirement life is probably out of the question [laughing and crying]

It's very good, I like it to have a bit of daily life, but also has a combat-like feel. Invincible and invincible, I want to see more scenes where Dian Lao performs.

It's really comfortable and ordinary, and it covers a wide range of topics.

What a beautiful diverse world line✌🏻🥰👍

Pretty good, but why isn't it being pushed?

Okay, great book with potential

Able to add to my bookshelf

It's quite interesting. It's more about retirement life than the follow-up content of those missions. If the missions were published in a book, then this book would be a spin-off of the previous missions.

The main body sense is very good, people from different worlds are also well written, I recommend it personally.