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A lot of characters from other books came to guest star, haha
I believe Changchen can write very cute things even if he writes about insects.
It's a very interesting setting. I never thought that Nezha's story could be expressed in such a fantastic way, like the one and only white lotus standing out on the dark and calm lake. It is full of despair and hope, and contradictory feelings. I like this kind of confusing process and the sudden realization of the ending ~ Like O(∩_∩)O ha! I'm still wondering, but it feels so good.
So dark! I want to vomit blood. . . It's really cheating to end it like this, but luckily it's just a prelude
It turns out that Manu's role here is Tang Monk holding a sharp sword. . . Goku works part-time as Little White Dragon. . . Finally there will be more exciting clips, right?
What Wukong pursues is whether he can live forever. Combined with the copywriting, let's just give Manu and Wukong an emotional entanglement. . . Catch bugs "Qian Jing" --> "Clean"
Increasingly, I hope that the illusions they create are derived from the mythical stories of the humans who created their robots.
So the illusion they concocted actually comes from the program that was implanted in the body early on??
As a result, the snake-body man entered his own illusion to mend the sky and became Nuwa. . . I hope Manu can also enter the illusion he weaves and deal with Nezha, Wukong, Jinpeng and others.
I originally thought that I could see the entanglement between the main protagonist and the supporting characters, but it turns out that the supporting characters are just the names of the illusion created by the protagonist. . . It's so sad