Sky Mirror

It has been collected. It can be seen that the author is a person with a strong desire for expression. The descriptions are very detailed, many of which are very imaginative, and are not limited to scenes, expressions, movements, etc. Several paragraphs of laments about life and death, poverty and nobility are also very profound and resonant. But I personally think that we need to think about it: Every place that can be described, such as demeanor, movement, psychology, environment, etc., Must be described in detail. For example, the description of the "frowning" of the soldier Gore in Chapter 5 and other examples in the following chapters, are the rhetoric too saturated? Will it have the opposite effect? My humble opinion, don't worry too much, come on, author!

Come on~(￣▽￣~)~

Here comesΨ( ●｀▽´● )Ψ

I feel like it was well written, and I'm really looking forward to the next plot (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡

Did you cut it too? I did too (◞‸◟ )