Everywhere Beyond the Light Lies Warmth and Hurt

Tomato is a rare book with smooth and vivid writing and no grammatical errors. The plot is also very good. Although there are some chapters where it can be seen that the author is not proficient in handling it, it is not harmful. I hope the author will get better and better.

It's very interesting, and it contains relatively light stories about school bullying. I was riding in a car with two elementary school students nearby, plotting how to bully their classmates in the afternoon, taking photos, tearing clothes, verbal attacks, etc. One of them even said that as long as no traces are left, it will be fine.

To be honest, this book is really good. Before reading this book, I had not enjoyed reading much for a while. I don't want to brag, but I like the author from all aspects, whether it's the writing style or the ideas.

It's really good. Sometimes I jump when I read a novel. But I didn't skip every page of this novel. What does that mean? It means that this novel is very good. I really can't bear to skip any plot. It's really good. I'll say the important things three times!!

The story line and character descriptions of this book are very good, and it can establish the images of different characters without being boring. It can vividly express the good and evil of human nature in a specific situation. The full text is easy to understand without losing the pen and ink.

It's very good. The school bullying in it is really annoying and has ruined many children. The character portrayal is very realistic. Fortunately, I did not have such a childhood. I personally like to use violence to fight violence. I am also a loudspeaker, so no one likes to mess with me.

The author's writing is good. The protagonist's life experience is directly proportional to her character. Unlike other novels, no matter how humble and scheming the protagonist is, they are all written out of thin air. They are just pretentious and have no basis.

The writing is very realistic, not a revenge novel. After the protagonist was reborn, he first thought that he could change his destiny through his own actions. However, he was eager for quick success and angered the other party. Fortunately, when he was beaten later, he still chose to beat his mother as soon as possible.

It's really good-looking, and the author's writing style is also very good. Things about family and school are coming one after another, and it's already a bit suffocating.

There is no awkward plot, no clumsy logic, and no brainless filling of character templates. Overall, I feel it is better than before - the rhythm of the system is not broken, and it is worth reading from a novel perspective.