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I really think this is a particularly good-looking article. The writing is good, the plot is good, and the characters are well-drawn. Sometimes you can see the evil of human nature, but sometimes you can see the goodness of human nature. I recommend reading it.

Gaga is great. This novel has a lot of plots that I didn't expect. Originally, I thought it would be like this, but when I looked back, it was completely different from what I thought. It didn't follow the same old routine, and it made me want to win and lose.

From my personal point of view, this book is top-notch in all aspects. The plot is tight, every foreshadowing is reflected, the writing is humorous, the characters are three-dimensional, and most importantly, the conception angle is rare.

The subject matter of the work is novel and unique, which is really amazing. The characters are fresh and delicate, each with its own characteristics, and all of them are lovable. The plot and foreshadowing are cleverly arranged, the connection is smooth, and the links are interlocking. It is a good article worth recommending.

This book is quite good to pass the time. It's hard to find good Tomato books. I think there are very few that catch your eye. If you are short on books, you can get into it. The writing is quite mature and the plot is not boring at all.

All the logic and plot of the entire novel can stand up to scrutiny. The plots are connected one after another, and the characters are very full. It feels as if this person really exists. Basically, everyone starts laying the groundwork when they appear on the stage, and waits until dozens or hundreds of chapters before they are slowly revealed, which is the so-called filling in holes.

I watched some. I feel that the author of this novel is very imaginative and somewhat unconventional. The writing, characterization details, plot, etc. Are all okay. Some places are quite funny. Give a good review to support it

This book is really a rare good book by Tomato. I would like to call it one of Tomato's top books. It has a rigorous conception, a compact plot that is not too distracting, and a truly outstanding logical thinking and pit-filling ability. The characters are described vividly and delicately.

It's very interesting, the kind that makes you watch it all the time and can't put it down on your phone. The protagonist is portrayed in a real way, and he doesn't grow up all of a sudden like someone who was taken away from him. It's a gradual process, and the things that happen and the changes are in line with the standards.

I really like this book. Obviously the author's writing style is not that outstanding, the story does not have any special experience, and the setting is a bit general, but I just like it, it seems like this is what novels should be.