Infinite: Mobius's Trajectory

When I saw Chapter 136, I was disappointed and ran away. Reason: The plot cannot be changed because the plot will be repaired. In terms of energy, because the world is different, there is no return. Dropping from lv7 to lv5 is awesome. Maria Bell wanted to mess with the protagonist, so she made a move. When the protagonist's trump card was revealed, she knelt down, saying that she would be beaten or killed. The protagonist said, "If you don't fight, you won't kill. I will give you a good backhand to compensate for disturbing the little fairy's sleep." Trajectory World will also give things to the heroine of Zero Track, which makes her feel like she wants to pick up girls. Traveling to another world, the goddess' favor cannot be seen. The elves want to give the girl a gift, but they don't want her. To be honest, the writing style of this book is okay. I was really attracted to read it. Even the last few points that I personally feel are poisonous can be tolerated by me. The main reason that ultimately made me decide to abandon the book was the restoration of the original plot and the differences in the world. After all, traveling through the world is to gain power and change the tragedy. As a result, the power cannot be preserved, the tragedy cannot be changed, and all efforts are in vain.

Lisha Mao is really speechless when she wants to be a dancer. She dresses in revealing clothes and dances for others to see. It's okay to forget it before she knows her. She knew she knew her in advance and had a serious job, but she still went there anyway. Damn the inertia of the plot.

I hope the author will write well. There are not many fans of Locus, but there are many Locus stories. I hope it won't be hastily completed with hundreds of chapters.

Are there only two heroines? Emma doesn't want it?

Are we just giving up on the constant pursuit of updates?

It's been years since I saw a Kiseki fanfic. The last time I watched it, I remember, it started with Zero Tracks. The heroine was Lisha.

It's been 4 months, it's time for an update! ! !

To be honest, after playing Flash Rail and thinking back to the plot of Sky Rail, I really want to laugh. You must know that the Hundred Days War was caused by the Empire itself, and Levi kept telling Queen Liber about his incident. If a war suddenly breaks out, other countries must also be collecting intelligence. During the war, it is difficult for the intelligence to be spread out. And if the intelligence is spread out and spread widely, it will definitely cause violent turmoil at the bottom of the empire. If you think the empire is willing to slaughter its people just to start a war, then how do they know when they are in trouble? Civil strife may break out. In addition, this kind of thing may trigger the outbreak of war in various countries. Attack Gan. Think about you attacking Liber for this reason. Then you dare to attack us for other reasons. Even the Codex Country may come out to help fight the Empire. That's why Osborne immediately made a truce with Queen Liber. But she has to cover up the matter. Queen Liber must be happy. Think about it, her country is about to be destroyed. There is still a turning point. Even though Cassius successfully defeated the Empire, it is only It's just a temporary thing, so when the Queen hears it, she can just cover up the matter and stop the war. And the Empire also knows that this matter is unreasonable, so they can successfully establish non-aggression. As for Hamel, the Queen will not care about it. After all, she is not a member of her own country. Although the original work shows that she cares about others, but she is born as the queen of a country. How can she be innocent? It is just a symbolic concern.

Is the author Gu Xinshu ignoring the old books? Be careful of double death

It's a niche game from a small workshop. I didn't expect someone to write a trajectory. Regarding the heroine issue, I think it's better to let nature take its course. After all, I've played the game before, so there's no need to be pretentious.