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It felt so miserable. I thought that the goblins could at least escape safely. After all, they were self-sufficient. But in the end, there were only more than 30 people left. The three fighting goblins that were separated were all skin and bones by then. I don't know what happened next. If the two sides had merged and there was a fortune teller, life would have been better.
Let's put it in order. It's pretty good. The first part is super cute and super cute. The second part is about the author's family trouble, so it's a bit unfinished.
You should give the little monsters a good ending. They are so good and well-behaved, but their death is still uncomfortable.
It's a bit anticlimactic, but it's understandable. The author has too many things going on in the third dimension. It's a big conscience to avoid being cheated.
Ming Ming, who has just become a genius, is still a child. Will these people teach him bad things? He was even taken to the base camp, and he wasn't afraid of being tricked. Although his strength was good, his intelligence couldn't withstand it, right? Since you want to teach me, it's better to hire people than these people.
It's beautifully written (??ω??)??
Also, as I said before, didn't the wild boar specifically tell him not to eat his son before he left? Even though he froze to death, don't you need to tell him?
Isn't it called Li Qingtong?
Great, great, great, those plants are different from the ones in Plants vs. Zombies! ! ! They are all very cute little fairies! ! ! I have always misunderstood and read Jinjiang's post-apocalyptic farming story until I was almost done with it. I feel like I have missed a lot! It's not too wrong to say that the ending is abrupt, but the author's ending is not sloppy at all. The apocalypse ends, and the future develops slowly. Anything is possible. It is an open ending! The author is great!
The ending was too sloppy. TAT life and death are uncertain. Sometimes we are powerless, and sometimes we are careless. As a doctor, I think I am qualified to say: In addition to the disease itself, there are too many things that affect our lives - those who have no money cannot treat the disease, those who have money have no time to treat the disease, those who have time cannot be diagnosed, those who have been diagnosed cannot be cured, and those who are not sick have natural and man-made disasters - these are all attributed to "fate", and as long as there is nothing we can do, it is considered fate. So more often than not, we can just cherish life and comfort the living. Finally, I wish the author good health and long life and forget all sorrow.