A masterpiece among historical fans. There is a lot of "National Treasure" content in the extra chapter, which is very touching. Because the protagonist can draw, he painted the famous scene of Jing Ke's assassination of Qin and hid it in a comic strip. Later generations specially put the cartoon of Jing Ke's assassination of Qin in the museum based on the comic strip, which was very funny. Zheng Ge who turned into a furry owl is so cute.
In the unfolding of the Gods, Rikkai University high school student Sanada Hatomi becomes the light of the Japan Metropolitan Police Department, the unsurpassed number one in world tennis, and the silver-haired boss of a winery, Shiro Yueguang, who is the boss of a silver-haired brewery and the youngest member of parliament in Japanese history! I'm in tears. This non-human being really likes playing tennis, and his comments about fantasy tennis are really funny.
Don't make a comment when watching it for the first time, for fear of spoilers. I ran away after about fifty chapters because it was too hellish... Later, when the full text was finished, I ran back and read it. The logic is strict, and the protagonist and her relatives and friends unexpectedly fit the roles they played, but the development was too stomach-ache... Regardless of whether it was acted or not, I envy the strong heart of "Jason" in the script.
A large number of characters are OOC for sure, after all, the dice controls everything. Shirley was favored the most by the goddess of dice, and everyone else was more or less persecuted. Because the deceased Red Moonlight Virginity Explosion Team and Black Moonlight Gin who was dragged to work overtime by kp after his death appeared in this book, I included it in the "White Moonlight" tweets. After all, our winery boss is truly a man of steel! He is really, super reliable! ! The Diao Min Tuan will still remember Brother Xiaoqin after their return! [Cai dog]
DC is still too comprehensive, and there is no sense of inconsistency when such underworld plots are played out in the same world... The DC editorial department has done all kinds of bad things. How great it is depends on our director Ashley and his external brain vest Batman!