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The author cleverly combines historical and fantasy elements, and uses the power of the astrolabe to explore human nature, destiny and the power of people's hearts. The theme of "people's hearts are the most important thing" in the book is profound. For example, grain-protecting bricks reflect the hope and strength of the people and play a key role at critical moments. The plot has ups and downs, from the various crises after time travel to the struggle for the astrolabe fragments by all parties, it is full of suspense and twists, the multi-line narrative is closely intertwined, and the logic is rigorous. The scenes are vividly depicted, whether it is the tension of the battlefield or the fireworks in the city, everything is vividly depicted on the page. In short, this book has a gripping plot and profound themes. It is a masterpiece worth savoring.
The author is very attentive, and the setting is also very good, but the number of words is not enough, and I need to fatten up before reading.
It's very interesting, the setting is good, the new author, come on, don't be a eunuch.