Three Beast-Taming Choices? I Only Pick the Ones You Reject

It is a relatively rare and very rational book, but it has few descriptions in some conventional details, such as some cities or history, and there is no very classic (old-fashioned) plot. On the contrary, the details that are not often written about are well described, and the protagonist is also very rational, and everything he does is well-founded (the ability to use technology to retain evidence is very developed in this book, and it is even a bit too idealistic in some places, but it is okay and does not affect reading) If you don't mind some settings (often described), you can read it. If it weren't for the poor description in this aspect, I would give it 5 stars. However, this is just the beginning of this book, and there is still time to describe it. Good luck to the author.

One thing I don't quite understand is that before the stone egg is no longer mine, the basic inspection is reported normally, but a week passes quickly, and I have to report the trace amount of powder detected. I just met a good old man, but if I change him, in the name of research, he will be removed from the scrap area to see if you cry or not.

It feels like reading AI texts in those small programs

It's very interesting, and the current 27 chapters don't have any bad points.

The official institutional setting is indeed possible, but the novel outline setting is

Well written! It's not brainless and it's not a cool article! [Laughing][blowing kiss]