Kaven was badly cared for, and his thoughts were a mess.

With all my conscience, I've been really trying my best to write this book lately, and even if I take a leave of absence, I've tried to fill in the chapters as much as possible.

When I was writing the London copy, I was chewing on British history, and writing this copy made my head hurt when I read Jewish myths and legends. The novel is fantastical, but I don't want to make it up, I want to bring in at least a little bit of reality, rather than a complete mess.

In addition, about Meteorite Sentai, I would actually like to write about something that I haven't written about before, such as killing a few characters, messing up a few character relationships, and so on.

Many readers know that I almost wrote Bai Hechou to death back then, although you like the character Bai Hechou very much, but in fact, in my own heart, I have always thought that if I wrote Bai Hechou to death back then, this character would be more charming.

In the past two days, my mind has been very chaotic, and my thinking has been chaotic, so let me pause for a while.

It's very honest to say that it hasn't been updated today, and it may not be possible to make it up tomorrow.

Because of Carvin, I really don't have an idea right now.

I know there are a lot of readers who don't care about the reason, just read the story and others don't.

But I can't really write the story at the moment, Kavin.

Oh yes, the role of the red-haired boy, not soy sauce, will have a very important role.

However, he is not the "Dewey" of the Devil's Law.

These are two books, two stories that have nothing to do with each other.

-- Dancing with a headache.

...... (To be continued.) )