Lu Lin, a young man who was born in the archives of the Adventurer's Guild in Greyspine City, was forced to form an adventure team with several fringe people with different positions after his brother died in a tampered expedition accident. They pursued the truth along the keys, rosters and legacy, and eventually grew from a grassroots survivor to the core of the action to rewrite the world contract order.
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After reading Chapter 20, there is no specific explanation of the world view, background, etc. There is a lot of cryptic language, and it is impossible to tell what is being expressed. More of a riddle than the Riddler. There was also some kind of sponsorship trial, and I had no idea what I was writing about. The whole trial was more like a custom-made testing ground. It was a very bad read, especially when someone was saved out of nowhere, and why he was saved was not explained. What's even worse is that Perfect can't imagine the scenes in the book. When I watched the trial, I only felt that the picture was severely fragmented. After reading the first 10 chapters, I just feel that the author needs to complete the preface, complete the worldview background, and then add the meaning of some things in each chapter, and that's it. But after seeing it later, I felt there was no hope. The evaluation is that this is the author's cranial orgasm.
After reading Chapter 20, there is no specific explanation of the world view, background, etc. There is a lot of cryptic language, and it is impossible to tell what is being expressed. More of a riddle than the Riddler. There was also some kind of sponsorship trial, and I had no idea what I was writing about. The whole trial was more like a custom-made testing ground. It was a very bad read, especially when someone was saved out of nowhere, and why he was saved was not explained. What's even worse is that Perfect can't imagine the scenes in the book. When I watched the trial, I only felt that the picture was severely fragmented. After reading the first 10 chapters, I just feel that the author needs to complete the preface, complete the worldview background, and then add the meaning of some things in each chapter, and that's it. But after seeing it later, I felt there was no hope. The evaluation is that this is the author's cranial orgasm.