All Living Things, All Living Beings

I was first attracted to it by the group portraits and all-member be in the introduction. I prefer to read sadistic stories. The first three or four chapters were actually nothing, a bit ordinary and everyday, so I read it as a daily story. The interaction between the Big Dipper and the Seven Stars was also quite interesting, so I kept reading. Starting from the fifth volume, I felt that the author's ideas were really novel. No matter which side they were on, they were evenly matched and strong. The IQs of the male and female protagonists were also very online. It was not the kind of silly or sweet plot that could be guessed at once, so I kept reading. (By the way, I would like to praise the author who is really good at naming names.) Then the sixth volume started. It wasn't the old-fashioned kind of abuse, but it just made me uncomfortable to read (I have read a lot of abuse articles myself, so I am immune to it. I have no intention of bad writing, no malice). In fact, I personally think that if you simply know the background, it is understandable for everyone to read directly from the sixth volume. As a reader, a person with a God's perspective, I feel that it is a dead end, and there is really no solution. Everyone is walking towards the destined ending step by step, and this ending can only be his, which is really powerless. And what is very novel about the author is the emotions in it. There is no misunderstanding. The male and female protagonists both opened their mouths and they trusted each other, but they still lost to destiny. The deadlock and no solution are the biggest abuse points of this book. Of course, the author's plot in many places is still not very reasonable, and some details are not handled very well. It would be better if it could be changed. This is just my personal opinion. There is no malice, no malice, no malice (say important things three times!) One additional point is that the author's logic in some places is not handled well and is a bit far-fetched. I hope it can be improved.