Trapped in the Formation’s Core Stone, I Add Points to Everything and Guard My Way to Immortality

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Highly recommended, passionately recommended, vomiting blood recommended, the plot is full of ups and downs, with constant twists and turns, and it is extremely enjoyable to watch. The characters are particularly vivid, as if they are right in front of you. The rhythm is excellently controlled, and the foreshadowing and foreshadowing are beautifully done. The world view is complete, the setting is rigorous, and the sense of substitution is strong.

The author's perspective is unique, and the world he writes about is real and moving. You will benefit a lot from reading it. It grabs your attention from the beginning to the end and is the most amazing thing I've read in recent times.