Holy Crown Project

You have to read this book slowly, the kind of book you read while drinking coffee.

I am very glad that I am the first to post a long comment. I strongly agree with the first floor of the children's shoes. It is a very delicate novel and is not suitable for reading ten lines at a time. The details of the characters are portrayed superbly, and it has the flavor of the tricky "Jianke". Many details are worthy of scrutiny, and they are just like the real world. The writing is sophisticated, and I even seriously doubt whether it is a trumpet opened by a certain boss to tease us. It is not the immatureness of ordinary newcomers, who blindly pursue the fun and ignore the story itself. The story is very strong. Although I haven't watched much of it, at first I just thought it was just pretending to be a bitch and fighting a mini-boss. When I saw that the old ghost just wanted a reason to negotiate at the seaport, I felt goosebumps all over my body. I am very much looking forward to the rest of the story. I am looking forward to whether the old ghost is really a Zhan Wu scumbag as mentioned before, and what kind of role or power the service station plays. And what kind of holy city does it need a visa and is there a queue for registration? Emma, ​​why don't you be so realistic? It really fucking shocked me. There was also a kid talking to the protagonist, and I almost laughed when I saw the "driver's license", especially the sentence "Your dream changes every three days". I don't remember the original words, but that's probably what it meant. Damn it, I instantly felt like the kid was right in front of me. I also always feel that there are too many secrets hidden behind the protagonist. The most amazing thing is that there is no bug-like cheat in more than 10,000 words. The author is very good at plot control, but I don't know if it will appear later. Come on, come on. The only regret is that the update is not stable, otherwise it will be difficult to not be popular.