The Years I Spent Giving Massages

The book is very good and very realistic. The world is magical and crazy, but it also made me understand better that I should be my true self instead of a false and empty person.

The book was okay at first, but the main character was a little frustrated, and the description of the character in the book was really good. The protagonist is not too brainless, and the changes in his heart are really well written.

The subject matter of this book is relatively sensitive, and some details are difficult to elaborate on. However, more pen and ink can be used to describe the character's personality and psychology. The author is quite specialized in this aspect and is also very skilled in writing. I think it is outstanding among novels with similar themes.

The story is quite good, but it describes too much about the inner world of the male protagonist, and it feels like it drags out and slows down the pace. Not refreshing and smooth enough! The author talks too much nonsense!

It's ok. Can see

True is also false, false is also true. Don't take this world seriously, and don't take it false. If you take it too seriously, you will lose. Tai Chi corresponds to the virtual and the real, and the Wukong vacuum exists wonderfully. When you emerge from the lotus heart of mud, you can enter the mortal world, and then you can escape from the earthly nature. Only when you are free from self and other things can you be truly pure.

It looks great, but the update is too slow and the plot progress is too slow for so long without winning Su Xiaosha 😢 It sucks 😢

The story is full of twists and turns. It's a good book!

Overall it looks pretty good

Not bad, worth a look