Let Go of the Mortal World

The author's writing skills are excellent and the characters are well developed. It's been a long time since I met a character that can affect readers' emotions. I personally think that a touching story and full characters can make a good work better than those empty perfections. Although it is very heartbreaking to read the endings of some characters, I don't want such a low rating to bury a good work, so I support it with five stars. Now that the tone of this book has been set, it's hard to say anything more as a reader. I just hope that the author can have a next work and stop making them so miserable. After all, real life is not easy anymore, and the book should contain more good things. I also wish the author good luck in his work and life, and will update it to completion as soon as possible. As long as it can maintain this level, I will continue to support it.

The books I like often don't have many readers, and this one is no exception. I can jump to most online articles without affecting my viewing experience, but this one obviously can't. I want to ask the author to continue writing, but I really can't do this. In today's society, how can people use love to generate electricity? Whether I am unable to write or continue writing, I support and understand. If you don't make a living from it, this story is a masterpiece, with the subtleties and twists of a traditional humanistic flavor, but it is not so friendly to readers who are used to a fast pace. After all, this is an era with many illiterates... But for readers who are sensitive to words and content, it is a rare masterpiece. Just wait for the author's follow-up news🍉

After reading 49 chapters, this book is really, really good. To be honest, in an era when fast food literature is prevalent, it is becoming increasingly difficult to read such books, and I don't know if they will become completely extinct in the future. A book like the God of Drama is really great, but I was put off by the polish of the writing when I first read it (I really hated the writing at that time, the plot was very one-line, and the main line was quickly pushed, and the text without any foreshadowing was a bit stressful). On the contrary, this kind of book can be moved from the text in every chapter, feel the emotions, and make me climax in my head. Maybe I am a slow-paced book lover At first, I went there for the interaction with the heroine, and I still felt uncomfortable when I saw Li Xiangwan, but now I am really following the plot, not fast food. A group portrait, the characters are perfectly created, (I always think a group portrait should look like a normal book) This book is really amazing, faster, faster and more

One of the best books on Tomato. The story description is really strong. After reading it, I no longer want to read other books on this platform. They are all nonsense. I just hope that the author can read the volume in three days in one sitting.

The writing is very beautiful, and the group portraits are really hard to put down. But it is also because of this that in the middle period, so many vividly drawn characters are released one by one, which still touches my heart. I hope that the people around the protagonist can have better results in the future, and be less knife-like.

Leave a comment after seeing Chapter 69. The overall grasp is very good, and the author outputs a lot of his own thoughts, even with a sense of fate. It's a pity that it's a bit sad. I hope I can write it more satisfactorily.

I have five stars after listening to the first three volumes. Unless there is a shocking plot later, it is difficult to change. The multi-line narrative is clear and the daily sentences are touching. Every character is vivid, and I haven't even started to look at the characters in the introduction. The group portraits are so comfortable.

This is the best book I've seen in Tomato. It's really good. I can't understand this book without any experience. It's a pity that if the main character wasn't a child, it would be perfect at the beginning.

A rare good book, the second volume has changed a bit

A rare good book, not a human machine, not a navy, a review by a 15-year-old bookworm