In the early days, I didn't know where to read the original version, and all I read were pirated versions. Now I'm making up my subscription bit by bit.
Well, the content of this book is very good, but the dungeon starts a bit early and is not particularly detailed, and ends quickly (other Infinite Streams even have a hundred chapters in one dungeon). Infinite Streams are generally relatively long, and this one seems abbreviated in comparison. Overall, it is good, and it is also very brain-burning, but it cannot get full stars.
I forgot what the specific content is, but it's no brainer. It doesn't cost any money anyway. It's very interesting. The story of the nanny with backup seems to be
Overall, it looks good, but some places feel strange, especially the doctor in front. The malice is a bit too strong. Although it was explained later, I still feel uncomfortable. Then there is the detailed description. I feel that the final battle is too easy. It feels like passing by in one stroke. The halo of the protagonist is acceptable, but the battle cannot be so easy.
I reviewed it before and now I realize that I reviewed the wrong book [covering my face, laughing and crying]. There is a doll world view in this book that I like very much. I read it half a year ago. His book is mainly about going back. It feels a bit like the skills of the Qile people in the nightmare game I read before, but it seems that it has its own organization in the later period... Right? I forgot, it seems that there will be a lot of Rongle in the later stage, Rongle in different timelines. This is also very interesting. There seems to be a library of some kind.