Gods************

Give yourself five stars for this book. When writing this book, I made it clear that I didn't want to just write a fantasy story with a "large setting". I would rather write a story where the world view is oppressive and the fate of the characters is weighty. After reading it, readers will not only remember the setting, but also remember why the people in it feel pain, why they hold on, and why they have to keep moving forward even though they know there is a pit ahead. I put a lot of things that I care about in this book: the malice after alienated rules, the tenacity of being robbed, the cost of living being more painful than death, and whether people can hold on to the last thing in desperate situations. It is not a light and lively article. When I wrote it, I really wanted to squeeze out the "sense of pleasure, pressure, and emotional stamina" at the same time. If you like the kind of books that are only lively and have no aftertaste, it may not be the most relevant; but if you want to see how a world shows its fangs step by step, and you want to see how characters endure malice, and how they move forward amid rules and destiny, then I am still willing to seriously give it a five-star recommendation.

The story is quite interesting and eye-catching! The author's writing is concise and touching, making it catchy for readers to read. The plot is exciting, exciting, fascinating, and thought-provoking. The concept is ingenious and the mind-blowing twists and turns make people watch it again and again and can't bear to put it down! The characters are also portrayed in a three-dimensional and full way, with a special sense of the picture. What is even more rare is that all the members have online IQs, sincere feelings, no forced sensationalism, and natural presentation. Highly recommended, just go in and watch it, I guarantee you won't say anything after watching it!