The styling is quite imitative. Some of the first parts have basically appeared, and there are many lines pretending to be advanced. At least we can understand some of the lines in the first part. The lines in this part can only be said that the scriptwriters write them all. In the future, every word spoken by people will be in the language of the earth, but when they are combined together, they just don’t know what they’re talking about. Originally, the story of the previous one was not a selling point, but the plot of this sequel has grown intolerable. To the point, it makes people dizzy. . .
Poor two female protagonists with good figures. They died a few times, and they still said some inexplicable lines pretending to be facial expressions. I suspect that they themselves didn't understand what they meant to express. . .
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