Time Travel and Become a Little Kid

Okay, I've finished reading it.

This book swings back and forth between good and bad. Why is the author's mind stuck between good and bad? Sometimes the writing is really overwhelming, but within a few weeks, a wonderful breakthrough point comes. It is a good book, but it is not so rigorous. If you add a little bit of Zhang San's legal theory, then I think this book can be regarded as a god. He is the kind of person who is between reality and fantasy. He really has something wrong with him, but I won't say much, it's just good-looking. His next picture will make you sad

This one is okay, there are not many typos, and the writing is quite fluent. The disadvantage is that the word count is a bit low, and the ending is unfinished (it ended before it was finished). You can read it if you want.

A bit outrageous. An adult's child, huh. . . Not acceptable. . . . And this article is also eunuch. . . The word count is a bit watery.

Too bland. No desire to see

I can't even watch it without using my brain.

It's okay to pass the time

It's quite good-looking, but it's just too eunuch-like, and it's cut off without even a cursory ending.

What about time travel? Put all the jokes into one book,