The foundation is crooked, the upper building has been built, and it is useless to repair it, it may collapse at any time, and it is useless to repair it. You can only push it directly to re-cover it while it is still early.

A new book has already been written, inheriting part of the worldview of the book (a small part, the worldview of this book is a bit too weird, I think it's weird myself, I must have drunk fake wine in the first place), and it tells a story about a God-given key. Specifically a magic trickster (the main character's name also has to be changed, some say the name reminds him of Papua New Guinea, and then he will make up a black man running around. I think it's very good, and since I heard it, I can't go back, and I will also make up for the story of the reincarnation of a world where the magical civilization has developed to a relatively mature stage.

The worldview of the revised new book is relatively normal, and the style is relatively brighter, and the most important thing is that the beginning will not be so stream-of-consciousness, it is a normal beginning, well, it should be.

The name of the new book is probably God-given key or something, and the details will have to wait until the beginning is finished, and it should be available in a week or two. This worldview is actually something I've been thinking about for a long time, and now that I'm combining it with the marginal ones, I'm looking forward to it, well, that's it.

"I'm on the Edge of the World" has decided, completely overturned and rewritten It's being hit by hand, please wait a while,

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