The protagonist in a book I read before seemed not to know that he had a personality, that he was a great god (or something similar to a god) in a certain world? It seems that there is a level that deprives the senses. Please, I looked at it before but I can't find it.
This book, this book is absolutely beautiful \(//∇//)\. The protagonist is the sub-personality of the protagonist. The rules are weird and the score is very high. It is finished and it is quite long. It seems that the author is so big that he also used the two protagonists of this book to write another book, but I forgot what the book is called (ー_ー)!! You can go and take a look for yourself.
The sky was dark, and there was no grass growing on the ground. The only people coming and going were zombies with livid faces, necks and heads covered with bulging veins, and eyes turning white. At that time, Heji and Heshi shared the same body. He Ji had a streak of black hair in his white hair, his pupils were blood red, and he held a submachine gun in his hand, shooting at the zombies in front of him. There was a boy behind him, Qing
It's been a long time since I saw an article on Tomato🍅 that surprised me. I highly recommend this article! ! ! The plot is not cliche, has ups and downs and is logical, and the emotions are very strong, the kind that will stay with you across thousands of mountains and rivers. All in all, it's a very nice article, and the relationship between the two protagonists is also very delicate [Sparrow Food Masterpiece]
One Thousand One Hundred and One Days
1.4kReads7.9Score230Shelves
Weird Talk About Rules: I'm Crazy and You Say I'm Cheating?
41kReads9.6Score9.2kShelves
Pathological Partiality: the Second Personality Is Overbearing and Doting
29Reads6.5Score—Shelves
This Time*******
—Reads5.8Score—Shelves