Main attack. I bought most of them and jumped occasionally. When I saw the end, I felt that I had been cheated/not worth it/that's it. It would be nice if I could be as visible as possible.
I don't like it very much. The world view is very fragmented. Sometimes it feels like I'm in a small area on a large plane? /Displaced time? /Fragmented World, maybe the author had a map in his mind but didn't show it up. The headquarters battle was like playing house. I remember that picking up instant noodles is very exciting. The attack in the front is strong and weak, and the attack in the back is weak and strong. Small units are okay.
Which article gives two stars to the guide.
(I just discovered that the comments on this book list can be found under the article. I don't know if it will affect the author, so I will leave a file.)
A man pretends to be a woman, this is a real twist, and there is really a process of conflict and conflict. Well, maybe others are better at this. It was okay when I read it, but it is not a book I really want to review. (JJ Have you smoked? Why is the previous book review here [changed])