King of the Night Walkers

If I can honestly say it, I think this book should not be given five stars because the flaws are too obvious and there is an inexplicable sense of fragmentation that will make readers feel uncomfortable. Then there are the various explanations, which are very sudden and long, with no transition in between. They are too blunt. After receiving a lot of information, you will forget the current environment the character is in. But the reason why I still give it five stars is, first of all, because although it is uncomfortable to watch, I can barely accept it personally. The other is because the story is really well designed and exciting enough that I can accept these discomforts and continue reading. At least it's much better than those novels that look smooth but are essentially toilet paper. This fantastic idea alone deserves five stars.

It's nice, but it's a bit sparse.