Sophie's Other World

As an old reader, this is a book I read when I was in junior high school or elementary school. I remember that there were no smart phones at that time, and the only way to follow online articles was to read web pages on the computer. I didn't understand anything, not even the side plot in it, but this did not affect me at the time. I thought it was interesting, and I read it several times. Looking at it now, maybe there is nothing outstanding about this book, but after all these years, I still have not found a female fantasy novel that impressed me more deeply than this one. It's such an old book of childhood memories. In addition, I still can't accept the setting of "dragons don't need wings to fly, so they don't have wings" because I think it doesn't look good (tears). In short, this article is really an old friend. If you want to feel nostalgic, read it again. Times have changed and there is nothing you can do about it.

I'm really worried about this heroine. She's too weak in character and too self-righteous.

So why do so many people recommend this book? Let's not talk about the writing. The person who recommended it actually said it was about Huan Tuo Xiang, Huan Tuo is a ghost.

No problem, it's just not suitable for people like us in our twenties, but it's fine for teenage girls.

I read this novel in junior high school, and it is full of memories. It is one of the few novels that I can still remember the story of the heroine, the hero, and several supporting characters when I grow up. It was really good ten years ago.

The beginning of this book is very strange. The scene I just traveled to the past is said to be antique. Is it written about the West or the East? Later, it was said that there are big rules when it comes to eating. Is this an Eastern style statement when writing about a wealthy family? But the book you wrote is about traveling to another world (Western magic, Warcraft).

An old woman in her 30s still pretends to be young, angelic, and idiot all day long. She is so disgusted that she almost vomits.

It's really childish, giving away priceless treasures casually, like the kind of kid who has been spreading wealth for generations. You can ask for priceless treasures from others at will.

With selfless help from all over the world, when I travel to the magical world of the West, I really feel like I have become an angel. The heroine and the author are such a strange couple.

Suitable for primary school and junior high school girls.

The heroine is too mentally retarded, has a low IQ, and is too holy. She was bullied to the point of not fighting back and helping others. If the heroine's halo hadn't been too great, she would have died ten thousand times.

I don't remember much about the plot, I just remember watching it when I was a kid, and my physical impression was of a sunny and warm fairy tale.

If I meet a clever one, the heroine will die eight hundred times. According to the IQ written in the book, she will die eight times. Typically, I am a heroine and I have a halo expansion mode. Now I feel obsessive-compulsive disorder when I see this 🤐

I remember this book seemed to be the first online article I read back then.

I saw it many years ago and I was quite fascinated by it.

Hasn't the author published a new book?

The world of aunt's towel╭(°A°`)╮

This is a fantasy story cloaked in fantasy. It tells the story of a young man from Earth who carries a mysterious space and travels to a mage. The story of spreading faith on a strange island called the Island of Divine Grace. On this strange island where the legend of the God of Creation is spread, there are many incredible regulations: 1. The population of the tribe shall not exceed 500, 2. No random contact or communication between tribes is allowed. 3. Do not use evil metals like iron. Violation of any of these regulations may result in extermination. What is going on with these useless rules? Why are there so many different races living on one island? It's called an island. Is there a mainland outside? Each tribe worships its own gods, but is not sure whether there are any gods. What kind of conspiracy is there behind all this weirdness? All these mysteries are found in my friend's sacred book - "The Lord of the Breaking Sky". He has given me a lot of help, and I am willing to do anything to repay him. I beg you all to take a look and give it to your collection. I don't have much to offer, so I'm willing to give my life to you. Friends who have collected it, please give it a five-star review and take a picture and send it to me so we can make an appointment individually. Thank you! ! ! ! !

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