Bengtie: People Are on the Train, Opening up the World

You can also [think], but does the author really not take Feng Baobao on the train to explore? I am referring to the relationship between men and women. Is there really someone who is in love with Feng Baobao? ! I really think she is very similar to Xing, both are almost completely new individuals.

I have just read Chapter 70, and I have some thoughts. I found that Aha is always with the protagonist, and he always calls the protagonist Strawberry Cake, haha. After leaving the world under one person, Aha also leads little Aha to find the "dear" protagonist. The protagonist is too noisy and chases Aha away, and Aha calls the protagonist a scumbag like a resentful husband. It is really funny. I feel that the relationship between the two of them is a bit subtle. The article mentioned that the protagonist and Aha are of the same kind, and the protagonist's exploration is also broadening the path of happy life, so Aha helps the protagonist from the beginning to the end. It can be said to be the protagonist's "golden finger", while the star god is lonely. Aha must also feel happy about the protagonist's appearance. Many star gods are walking alone on the road of destiny, and Aha has a companion. There is no one closer than them in the world. Of course, maybe I'm overthinking it. At present, I see that the protagonist has more contact with many female characters, but they are all friends. Other than that, there is only Aha. The protagonist's feelings for Aha are sometimes useful but very noisy. Also, I would like to ask, is this article free of cp? The author said there is a female protagonist, which is a pity, I still prefer the one without cp

I gave 4 stars because I was afraid of the author's pride. I feel that this novel is basically non-toxic to bookworms. After all, I have read hundreds if not thousands of novels. I have seen all kinds of settings in the world, fantasy settings, immortal cultivation settings, and a lot of science fiction settings, so I can still accept the settings written by the author. It is recommended that those who look at ratings should not just read other people's reviews. After all, there are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand people's hearts. If you like it, others may not like it. Secondly, it is difficult for comments to show the specific things written in the novel, so it is not a good way to judge whether the novel suits your liking through comments.

A good new book. There is nothing wrong with it overall. The minor flaws can be ignored. After all, there are not many books in Tomato that I can read.

"Also, this imaginary pulse cannon is not disposable, so be sure to use it sparingly! After you use it, you must not come to me to recharge it! Even if you find me to recharge it, you must not continue to blast it! You must not sink an island country!"

Hey, friend, why did you come to read the book review? But now that you have seen it, I wish you happiness in the future

It's quite interesting, but does this book have a female protagonist? Doesn't it matter whether there is a female protagonist or not? Just asking

The writing is quite good and acceptable. It is quite novel to me and I have the desire to read it. But I want to ask if there is a female protagonist, and if so, is it single or multiple?

The writing style is okay, a bit more daily, even if there are some minor problems, it is already very good for newcomers and new readers. As long as a few bad points don't suddenly appear later, the rating should be above 7.0

Five stars doesn't seem to count, I'll give four stars, food and grass, I have to try it

It looks good, I love reading it, I really like it. I hope the author will not stop updating and keep working hard! (★≧▽^))★☆

So far it looks pretty good

Well written, keep up the good work! It's great that the author can come back alive. By the way, can Xing be the heroine? [Laughing evilly][sending heart]

Give it a thumbs up, support the book, and say goodbye.

The author greatly hopes to continue to update every day. I just discovered this book and I will keep following it.