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An Engineer's Guide To Another World
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Obviously she wasn't expecting an answer however it answers in a gruff voice: No!!! I need it. I will find another for you.
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And their cultivation is nothing to laugh at either. From what he had heard, the current chieftain was someone named, Hui Tai Long, and he was rumored to be a Upper-rank Immortal.
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The question to be though, with Papyrus and the village people coming back, was this low risk operation of resetting the timeline really worth it? Well, of course. Frisk justified it in their head by now, this arguing was pointless, but they still didn't want to heartlessly depress Chara or Flowey, even if Flowey wouldn't remember, Chara obviously would. Frisk not wanting to press the reset button even if it was justified, wiggled out of the former Royal Scientist's hold and landed on their feet. They then looked up at the being whom was Sanses creator and simply smiled up at him.
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literally the best book I ever read on this platform aside from MVS like damnnnn this book is on fire. after reading like the first 10 chapters, i was literally hooked and didn't know when i continued reading until i encountered the locked chapters. this is fireeee ? and i recommend to all system book readers
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I'm just happy my favorite writer from Wattpad is Here!  I had read her other stories over there, but I have to admit, I do love this one as well!   This one is vastly different from the usual fare I read so far, but it's mildly dark humor, generally overall amusing when it comes to the system, and has that flair you come to expect from Electra.   Glad to see you're writing up a storm again!
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Amazing! Though I’ve read up to chapter 36, I must say, I love how you write! Firstly, I loved how you created atmospheres—it almost reminded me of those sci-fi and Marvel movies I’d watch in theaters. The way you wrote the characters were also splendid and they felt quite life-like. I also like how you depicted the main character (Miller) and his relationship with those around him. The way you established settings was also splendid- it wasn’t overly descriptive nor too plain to the point where it would be glossed over. Though there are occasional grammatical and punctuation errors such as using lowercase letters in situations where it should be capitalized, missing commas, and runoff sentences—it isn’t detrimental to the quality of the novel. For this, I suggest using Grammarly as it helps you with proof reading. Overall, I’d say this novel deserves a 4.6/5, and I’d definitely come back to read this in the future once there are more chapters! Keep it up, author!  

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