A History of the New World's Vampire Bloodline

It's really good to watch, but it's a pity that the western fantasy is too cold, especially the original western fantasy, the wives are not willing to write it woo woo

Why did I just discover this wonderful article now?

My three major XPs (battle damage, human beings, tyrant) are satisfied at once, paying tribute to the legendary exorcist master 0! The framework is very traditional and straight-forward, a "reincarnation" setting that is now commonplace. The background is a mixture of modern British and American history, covering historical events such as the golden years of piracy, the War of Independence, the Civil War, World War II, and the World Cup (?). Maybe it's because I've been involved in APH and eaten a lot of fandom, so I feel quite emotional when I see these scenes. The character setting is actually not that new today, but fortunately, the author is very good at depicting the character's first appearance in the comic storyboard style, so he can quickly establish the character and strengthen the character shaping in the process of advancing the subsequent plot. The main character, Adam Flamel, is a clue-type character. Since the story in the first few chapters is not narrated from his perspective, his character traits are not fully revealed at the beginning. You need to read the full text to understand where he came from and why he was born. The important supporting characters James, Edgar, and Isabella have distinct personalities and vivid images. I personally like the settings of these three people, especially the "leader + comedian" hybrid character of the captain; the author repeatedly emphasized Edgar's kingly character, which also made me enjoy watching it. This book can be divided into unit articles in terms of framework, so the plot lines are also discussed separately. Maybe it's the nestling complex (I know this word can't be used like this but let me be illiterate), but my favorite is the first chapter. The magnificent chapter showed me the tip of the iceberg, the "temporary protagonist group" gathered together by chance, the mysterious and powerful supporting force, pirates, vampires, the New World... Characters with different personalities, humorous writing style, everything is so fascinating. The Revolutionary War and the Civil War highly overlap with American history, but the former story seems to be just to make the two characters in the plot temporarily friends, and the weight is slightly inferior (even if it is supplemented by the natural heaviness of history, the look and feel is still the same); the latter story revolves around Adam's adopted son, and lacks Adam's personal appearance, so I was not interested. In this part of World War II, Edgar returns, and I also get a glimpse of the sadomasochism of a pair of marine versions of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl. The plot of the two being together is not detailed, making the turn of the couple's relationship somewhat abrupt. But I have to say that it's very enjoyable before and after the twist. Don't leave this paragraph blank. Author, please write another million words of extra chapter (just kidding). At this time, Adam is still a young and cute version. The last chapter is a supplementary chapter, mainly to fill in the reasons for Adam's time travel, and there is no plot that can be analyzed in depth. I'm not surprised by Adam's character in his early days as an android. What surprised me was that his time travel was actually accomplished in a very short time (actually not a very short time). Before, I guessed that he might have traveled for hundreds of years... My three major XPs (battle damage, human beings, tyrant) are satisfied at once, paying tribute to the legendary exorcist master 0! The framework is very traditional and straight-forward, a "reincarnation" setting that is now commonplace. The background is a mixture of modern British and American history, covering historical events such as the golden years of piracy, the War of Independence, the Civil War, World War II, and the World Cup (?). Maybe it's because I've been involved in APH and eaten a lot of fandom, so I feel quite emotional when I see these scenes. The character setting is actually not that new today, but fortunately, the author is very good at depicting the character's first appearance in the comic storyboard style, so he can quickly establish the character and strengthen the character shaping in the process of advancing the subsequent plot. The main character, Adam Flamel, is a clue-type character. Since the story in the first few chapters is not narrated from his perspective, his character traits are not fully revealed at the beginning. You need to read the full text to understand where he came from and why he was born. The important supporting characters James, Edgar, and Isabella have distinct personalities and vivid images. I personally like the settings of these three people, especially the "leader + comedian" hybrid character of the captain; the author repeatedly emphasized Edgar's kingly character, which also made me enjoy watching it. This book can be divided into unit articles in terms of framework, so the plot lines are also discussed separately. Maybe it's the nestling complex (I know this word can't be used like this but let me be illiterate), but my favorite is the first chapter. The magnificent chapter showed me the tip of the iceberg, the "temporary protagonist group" gathered together by chance, the mysterious and powerful supporting force, pirates, vampires, the New World... Characters with different personalities, humorous writing style, everything is so fascinating. The Revolutionary War and the Civil War highly overlap with American history, but the former story seems to be just to make the two characters in the plot temporarily friends, and the weight is slightly inferior (even if it is supplemented by the natural heaviness of history, the look and feel is still the same); the latter story revolves around Adam's adopted son, and lacks Adam's personal appearance, so I was not interested. In this part of World War II, Edgar returns, and I also get a glimpse of the sadomasochism of a pair of marine versions of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl. The plot of the two being together is not detailed, making the turn of the couple's relationship somewhat abrupt. But I have to say that it's very enjoyable before and after the twist. Don't leave this paragraph blank. Author, please write another million words of extra chapter (just kidding). At this time, Adam is still a young and cute version. The last chapter is a supplementary chapter, mainly to fill in the reasons for Adam's time travel, and there is no plot that can be analyzed in depth. I'm not surprised by Adam's character in his early days as an android. What surprised me was that his time travel was actually accomplished in a very short time (actually not a very short time). Before, I guessed that he might have traveled for hundreds of years...

It's so well written, but maybe because it's not a cool novel in the traditional sense, not many people read it, or maybe it's because I haven't signed a contract. I really like Western Fantasy [Crying] [Crying] [Panda Head]

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I woke up in the middle of the night and read this article again. Although I have become a fan of this book, I still fall in love with the author's conception and writing style no matter how many times I read it. My favorite is the climax at the end, when Adam finally returns to his lover and friends after sleeping for three hundred years. The reading experience is great, interconnected and intertwined with real history. In the end everyone gets what he deserves. I like the Queen of Alchemy and am not obsessed with immortality. I really hope there will be stories about her in the future. The only pity is Ethan, the creator of Adam. He recast the gospel and deduced the system of equations. He is simply an unborn talent. He was buried in the revenge of paranoia.

Big~~~~~~~~~~~Please forgive me, I am a vulgar person who likes silly things and sweet things... My rationality makes me feel that this article is very well-conceived, and I even agree with Edgar's final choice! ! ! ! ! ! ! Please look at my honest eyes@-@ 8 But after all, I am still a secular person who likes silly and sweet things, so I would like to ask weakly, will there be any sweet stories from Edgar in the physical book? After all, TAT, as a living person, how can he understand, but not love, death and separation... When he thinks that his friends never saw the ghost ship again, Edgar and James spent their days on the ship without knowing the end of it. Apart from the crew, they had no other social activities, and they were thoughtful, and they felt desperate...

My wife's grasp of the timeline is great. 2333 Everyone is an indispensable part!

I feel sad after reading this... Edgar must be BE...

It's beautiful. Why did I just see this article now? Woohoo, you must keep writing! There are really not many treasured authors like you.