Ming Dynasty Manned Space Program

I am a Magikarp who has unlimited magical skills. Compared with the jerky fried pork, I really prefer Cyber ​​Paradise. After all, the fantasy elements + historical fiction are also the reasons for me to pursue Magikarp all the way. The Monsters, Inc. Book is relatively more personal and tells the story of how "monsters" are not alone. The Daming series has a more punk feel and hits my strike zone more. Compared with the previous book, where Shang Tianjun led the world to ascend, this one seems to be more "realistic" and darker. Compared with the happy psychic heaven, this book tells more about the story of "after globalization". It's a bit like the recent new movie "The Odyssey". If the Trojan War is an epic of heroes, Odyssey is more like the real issue of the heroes returning home after the epic. Yes, Ming Dynasty unified the world, but what happens after that? There will be a new internal war, perhaps more cruel. Just like the class gap in the previous book was more hidden in the daily life of the tender light novel, the class gap in this book is more cruel and naked - obviously, Magikarp has also begun to move towards the topic that the fantasy novel author finally discusses: the world we build is ultimately about seeking reality in fantasy.

The cat girl is quadraphonic, with an extra pair of cat ears on the top of the head, or binaural, with cat ears at the position of human ears. Otherwise, it would feel like an uncanny valley effect if the position of the human ear is left vacant.

Is the heroine a cat girl? She's not a flat-chested beautiful girl with no real body.

After seeing the heated discussion in the group about Yu Clan's internal officials, I immediately took a swipe to read the new book.