My Random Identities

I heard that you should read it almost like Thousand Thousand Hearts, because the first book I like the most is Thousand Thousand Hearts, and my favorite is also Thousand Thousand Hearts. The feeling of a hint of beauty in the chaos is really good.

Chapter 18 was released, and there was no one left.

The author's writing is so beautiful, very healing, I like it very much

The plot of Maomao is well received~ It's just the world level settings that make people want to complain~~ What upgrades will there be and the ancient plot of what the world is targeting~ I just want to say one thing about this - I think very highly of myself. It's okay if you want to say that the energy type doesn't support one category, but what about the world? Why would a 200-kilogram carbon-based organism with an observable range of 91 billion light-years and a universe that has existed for 13.8 Billion years target you? Just like why would a normal person target a certain carbon atom on the flagellum of a bacterium in the intestines—even if it is carbon-14?

I've seen this idea, a new identity every once in a while.

How should I put it, I have read dozens of chapters, and the overall feeling is good. The author's writing style is very good, and the writing is very healing. However, I don't like the identity of the Druid very much. Cats can be used as an interlude in daily life, but later on the protagonist can transform into a cat and even the main tasks involve cats, which feels a bit excessive. The main thing is that I have never raised a cat myself. Although I like cats very much, I am not a cat lover. The content of cats here is too high for me and I am not very acceptable. (This represents only my personal opinion and does not contain any malice toward the cat, the author, or readers who like to read this book)

I originally thought it was like other identity documents, drinking poison to quench thirst and avoid disasters very quickly. I didn't expect it to be a daily article, and it's well written.

Is this setting up the thousands of hearts of a hot girl?

Speaking of which, there is nothing wrong with the Druid who transforms into a cat being called Cat Virtue, and there is nothing wrong with the educational institution that cultivates cats' moral behavior being called Cat Virtue School in the book. Just thinking about the fact that there are schools for female virtues and schools for male virtues in reality makes me suddenly unable to look directly at female druids and male druids.

Deep blue, you have changed, you can't add more points, I can't say that sentence anymore.                                                Lu Sheng