National Fate Survival: I Summoned Kafka as My Mom from the Start

Most of the articles on national destiny focus on games, fights, and intrigues, but this book breaks out of the box and integrates the thrill of strong combat power with the healing of family ties. The heroine Chi Xiaoxue is a child who grew up in an orphanage. She has experienced the warmth and coldness of the world, but she still has a soft heart. After being forcibly dragged into a forbidden area where the national sports were banned, what she summoned was not a fighting tool, but Kafka, who would spread his windbreaker on a stone for her to sit on, grill her barbecue, and tell her bedtime stories. Suitable for the crowd Readers who are tired of the same old stories about national fortunes, like the interaction between two-dimensional characters, prefer healing family relationships + high-intensity battles, and want to read a sweet and sadistic story about human nature, this book is definitely worth reading! The long line of "Summoning More Moms" (a whole wall of group photos is posted) is still in the preparation stage, and the appearance of different mothers can be combined with the main battle in the future; Advantages 1. The idea is extremely brilliant, and the national destiny system flows smoothly against routines. Most national fortune-telling stories pursue becoming stronger, competing for hegemony, and plundering resources. The core of this book is completely opposite: power is not used to conquer the world, but to protect ordinary happiness. Fighting is not the ultimate goal. Taking family photos, eating barbecue, and having children playing carefree are what they want to defend with all their might. Happiness itself has defied the cruel rules of the entire world. Happiness turns into "sin". This setting is very novel, with a sense of tragedy and romance coexisting. General comments This is a tender and tragic work wrapped in the national destiny system and the shell of a refreshing two-dimensional summons. The fun part is not to crush the opponent, but to have a group of scarred strong men try their best to give a child who has been lonely for two lifetimes a home.

Not bad, please keep up the good work, author!

So warm [shy] So good-looking [shy]

Very nice, clear logic