The True Crown Prince Returns to the Insectoid Palace [Interstellar]

It is really a good book that was delayed by the title and introduction. I have added it to my favorites for a long time, but I always thought the introduction was a bit awkward and I didn't read it. I was very pleasantly surprised when I read it while taking advantage of this limited exemption. First of all, this is one of the few non-paper villains in JJ who is purely evil. The ending really made me sigh. The two of them chose different paths, but no one is wrong. After all, the future is too far away. In the following plots and revelations, I really saw the growth of the protagonist. The protagonist who first entered the Zerg clan and only wanted to protect himself and survive finally accepted the fate of the Zerg clan and walked on. Except for the protagonist, every character in it is relatively distinct. Rong Yuyan's last sword made me really see the existence of this character himself. In order to protect the present, he followed his own path and cut off the years of contact and trust with his master. What impressed me the most in the end was King Cole. This behind-the-scenes scene was unexpected. Although the portrayal of him was too sparse and mysterious at the beginning, I realized that this character definitely had some foreshadowing, but the final extra chapter really shocked me. I can't imagine what kind of thoughts he had in breaking up with Lan Dieyi. He clearly chose his own path, but he just left a dead end for himself. When he handed those golden locks to the tower keeper many years ago, he was thinking about the goal of his dream or a father's blessing for his children. He had countless opportunities to destroy this path of trouble, but he still gave him help. This character is so complex, yet so real. After all, human nature is chaos! In the final future, none of us know who is right, but they all made their own choices and took responsibility for them, and that's enough. There are not so many musts, absolutes, and rights in the world. That's enough of the story. It is still a book that amazes me. It is said to be about the Zerg, but actually there are not many settings about the Zerg. I feel that the author has a talent for writing about this kind of growth and conspiracy. I am looking forward to the next masterpiece!

I rushed in with a soft spot for the Zerg, a super invincible setting suitable for the dying, and a bit of a counterattack in the copywriting. Then I saw a very grand but not unfinished structure, a splendid civilization that is not inferior to the earth, and countless three-dimensional and colorful characters. Thank you to the author for this feast. It was so delicious that the children were so hungry that they cried! (I personally like Feng Heed's extras very much. Those insects who swayed and chose another path are also shining, kind, loving, gentle and elegant from the perspective of the protagonist; those insects who have not been able to achieve perfection, but are also struggling to fight a bloody path for their compatriots in the thorns, do their best to love the insects around them and also love the world~)

Until the end, I never thought that His Majesty Cole would be the mastermind behind the scenes. I had doubts about Farr, I doubted Mark, I doubted Winter, I even doubted Legefick Utah, and I also thought about other civilizations. I never thought it was Cole. Even when I found out that Cole was not alive, I didn't doubt it. I just wondered if he was going to die. But in the end, you told me that he was the final boss? And if Cole had been a villain from beginning to end, he wouldn't have been so uncomfortable, but he obviously loved Lan Dieyi and Wangshu, and he was the one who caused all of this, but he didn't completely give up everything. He also caused this ending, and this ending hurts the most. It was also them. Shu Shu lost his father a long time ago, and now he has a father, but he can only go in the opposite direction and never see each other again in this life. Yu Yan turned against the master who regarded him as his biological father. Feng lost his lover. Ke Zhong betrayed his family. The peach wood bracelet should be his last remaining connection with Lan Dieyi and Lan Wangshu, right? All Lan Dieyi's things must have been destroyed, right?

There are not many ups and downs in the whole article, it is all a steady stream. I like it very much. In fact, sometimes I think about the article in the Atlanta Charter that we know the past and we never try to change it. At that time, I was thinking about the impact that Xiaoyuhun Chuanlinshu had on Shu Shu. To some extent, it will It won't be a butterfly effect that sets off a tornado. The endings of the king and Shu Shu are also different choices from different angles. In the end, Shu Shu also gave the unhuman palace a trace of family love (Fick and Wayne). When I saw the end, my mind was running wild.

Nice! Like! I actually saw the feeling of interstellar travel. I was very touched to see Shu Shuzai growing up. I hope Shu Shu and his uncle will always be happy.

Her little face is yellow. If she were in the flower market, she could start playing with her pregnancy.

Ah, isn't it? Is the little bastard so fierce?! Sure enough, the end of the year will be good, hahahahahahaha

TAT is so cruel. He died three times in front of the wind. The last time he sent him away with his own hands. I cried wildly 5555555555555

Sprinkle flowers and congratulations on the completion!!! The former Shu Shuzai has grown into a real adult. I am very happy to accompany Shu Shuzai on this journey. I wish him happiness all the time!

Shushu, are you really... I'm crying to death, hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha what kind of trick is this, let me see