A story about a high school student who was caught and transported to a strange world. Zhang Meng said that he heard the abominable devil whispering in his ear in a trance: "You find that you are nothing until you stay away from the school and family you have complained about thousands of times. Only after you leave your homeland do you realize the sadness of having a home that cannot be returned. Only when you face the similar darkness of this world do you realize how stupid you are." He was so sad that he wanted to cry. The physical pain intensified the mental torture. He was upset, but he had no way to refute. It happened to be rainy that year, just like the parting sixty-seven years later. "I heard that the 'Eternal Page' had a chaotic private life when he was young. He was a wizard who was good for nothing except academics... Why are you hitting me! Aramon!" The orc boy covered his head and yelled, baring his teeth. The young man of human-dragon hybrid held the book and sighed: "You made a mistake in remembering the 'eternal page' and the 'floating page'. That gentleman is said to be funny and beautiful, and his conversation is not like the opposite, but he has only loved one human being in his long life. They met in his best years and were separated in his best years." "How long can human beings live?" "... A hundred years." Hello readers, I am Ahuang. The title of this work may seem ancient, but it actually represents a Western-like worldview. 1V1, main attack, teacher-student love, Busu, third person, weekly update.
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The story should be changed later, and the world view will be huge. It was originally called "Chronicles of Dreams", but now it has been changed to "Chronicles of Dreams".
It looks good and I support it. I hope the author has time to continue writing.