
Dear Immigration Officer
尊敬的移民官阁下
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 387k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Modern Magic
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I have read a similar book, it is also a multi-racial empire, but the protagonist is a policeman, and the hanging man communicates with the monster girl every day after get off work 🙂
It's good not to use G, but to be honest, writing fantasy is still such an unpopular direction. You are really brave.
Has the author ever written Gundam?
The name is a bit familiar, I remember reading one before, very early on
It's not black, why do you read it so awkwardly?
To be honest, it's well written, but I'm afraid you won't be able to continue it. After all, it's so unpopular that I never thought of reading it before. But it seems that now the seedlings need to catch up again. . . . . All I can say is that after reading it, I feel like there is a chance to get out of the circle. Come on, don't die after only a few days. Most of the seedlings now have poor data. Let's wait until they are put on the shelves.
This introduction
Imperial Immigration? 😰
I heard that this is a novel that refers to work in real-life related industries, which is a bit interesting.
The first thing I thought of was the Imperial Censor. . . . .
Looking at the title of the book, I thought it was about daily life, with the work of an immigration officer as the main axis. The later disturbances of imperial power took the story in another direction, which was not to my liking. (I don't think it's poisonous, it's just that the taste doesn't match, so don't spray)
Please show me your ID... Long live Ashtoszka For Kolokia! (self-explosion)