Edgework

It's very real, especially the helplessness in the face of conspiracy and injuries is even more helpless. The development of the motherland has always been full of ups and downs, and the process will not satisfy everyone. Just like us readers have different interpretations of the plot of the novel, but in the end we will still have tears in our eyes. A developing China will not satisfy everyone. The desire of foreign forces to subjugate themselves has never disappeared. It is impossible to pursue fairness in welfare now. . . . (It's all nonsense if you say too much)

There are too many political aspects written about it. I don't like to see so much darkness in human nature. Since it is a novel, can it be written more beautifully? Although it is written with feelings, just like real people, it is a bit frustrating to watch.

It ended too quickly and left a bit unfinished, but it was very interesting and there was no messy ambiguity.

There is a kind of reality

It's very similar to the real world, but there's too much intrigue in it, and you can't really get into the character at all [awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

Well written and feels like it's real