Traveling Through the World with Nokia

After listening to a few chapters, I couldn't listen to it anymore. I thought about the book reviews above saying it was getting better and better, so I endured skipping chapters to listen to the book, and it turned out that the introduction was correct until a third of the way through. It's getting better and better, the progress is very fast and not verbose at all. The author's progress can be imagined, but there are still a few typos.

There are still many endings that have not been seen. The relationship between the male protagonist's son and his parents who are still playing basketball have not taken over. He has not yet become the king of the fairy world, and he has not yet ascended to the divine world to see his master. It's such a shame. I don't want to give good reviews if I don't open the forest. It's really a shame.

The author has very few reviews for this book. There are 5 reviews and 2 of them are average. It's so funny! Let me tell you about this book! The author is probably a novice. The previous writing was incoherent. The third person and the first person were mixed together. The plot sometimes connected unevenly, but I don't know when it started to flow smoothly. Maybe after getting to know the male protagonist? What I write later becomes smoother and smoother. Besides, the setting of this book is very imaginative, and it is a very refreshing novel without brains. The plot is quite interesting. Anyway, after enduring the incoherence at the beginning, it is not bad. There are only a few small problems with the three aspects in some places (the matter of finding wives for my friends). Overall, the plot is quite interesting. The author did not deviate from the main line in such a way, and the background connection is not inconsistent. Tsk tsk, I didn't skip the chapter. I've seen more than 800 and I'm still reading. Hey, friends who are book-hungry, you can read this book. At least it doesn't make you angry and it's a bit refreshing. For that reason, it's better than many books. Remember, don't bring your brains into it, and don't bring it into reality.

It's a pity to throw it away, but it's tasteless to eat.