Collective************

The first twenty chapters are relatively dull, so you have to be patient and read it, and then it will gradually get better. The author writes very carefully, and it is not a studio hydrology. It seems to be writing about cultivation, but in fact every word is alluding to contemporary times. The author tries to depict a real, flesh-and-blood world. This kind of work is a bit rare in Tomato and is worthy of collection.

It's so real, I'm looking forward to it~