Star Railway: My Ancestors Conquered Kafka

The protagonist's personality is not good, he is both decent and upright. If you like a girl, just be strong. If you still smile, you don't think of a sweet love. You're just pretending to be hypocritical. If you don't have a system, you're just a loser.

... I saw the latest chapter. What does this content have to do with the title of the book? The protagonist has nothing to do with his ancestors in terms of abilities and personality, and the beginning has nothing to do with Kafka. Kafka only appeared once in the fifty or sixty chapters, and there was only a short plot, and we didn't even see the protagonist. Putting aside the above issues, the plot looks good and feels a bit enjoyable, but I feel that the writing is not very good... From time to time there will be some strange and inconsistent dialogues and action descriptions, and then some inner words and what the characters say are written in the same format, and there are a lot of inner words, especially in the first few chapters, which makes it a bit uncomfortable to watch. The summary is that if you put your mind aside and let yourself be involved in the plot throughout the whole process, it should be quite comfortable to watch (if you can ignore some of the descriptive techniques of the drama). It is an enjoyable article, but it is like an enjoyable article written by a novice author. It is enjoyable, but not completely enjoyable. [Cover face]

Although I don't remember much of the plot, I briefly browsed through it, and it was probably not very good. It was probably very boring, and I don't recommend it (the novels I read in the past took too long and were put off the bookshelf).