Madness Through Research

I came over today to look at the author's old book. I didn't expect it. There are more than 100 new pictures outside. There are only more than 80 pictures here. They must have been blocked. It's very good. Why didn't I write it down?

I originally wanted to keep it for a few years before looking at it, but it turned out to be cold. .

As well written as "My Ten Thousand Years"

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I thought the protagonist was finally going to make a comeback and absorb everything about Natulu, but you made me watch this. Every time the protagonist has a few parts that make me enjoy watching, you insist on causing other troubles. As a result, the protagonist goes through another twists and turns, making his own misery even more troublesome. If this continues, God knows how long I can endure it, and I don't know when I will no longer be able to keep reading. You keep writing like this. No wonder the book is actually well written, but its popularity is so bad. Why do you, the author, bother? Do you have to force yourself to death?

Whenever I feel a little excited about it, the protagonist is immediately suppressed. Because of the people, the things, and the way the protagonist behaves, everything makes me feel sick. The protagonist shared his research results with others, found a master (a woman) for himself, and then created a troublesome enemy because of another woman's words, and even made Natulu an enemy, making the already invincible enemy even more invincible. What did the protagonist get in exchange for it in the end? Not to mention what was said before, in the latest plot, the protagonist is faced with a siege by three people and a powerful enemy like Natulu, but no one helps him. What about his acquaintances, the people he had perfected before? All I can say is hehe! If this continues, I don't know how to continue reading this book.

Congratulations to Tom Tu for opening a new book and wishing the new book a huge hit