A World One-Tenth of a Second Away

Children, burned out, finally on the shelves before December

The friendship between the protagonists is very real, the daily quarrels and fights are warm and heartwarming, and the support for each other in times of trouble is very touching. Everyone's personality is distinct and not flat. The overall logic is clear, the setting of the superpower system is complete and not confusing, and the adventure line from the campus foreshadowing to the world energy bureau is advanced step by step. Whether it is daily conversations or tense battle scenes, they are all written with a sense of substitution.

The logic of the whole story is particularly rigorous, the power setting is novel and interesting, and the foreshadowing and foreshadowing are all cleverly laid out. The character creation is successful, each character has its own personality and growth, the image is particularly three-dimensional, and the plot is very contagious.

This book really exceeded expectations. The plot logic is very clear. From the preparation for campus superpower detection to the subsequent crisis of experimental leakage, the layer-by-layer advancement is not abrupt. The writing style is also very smooth and natural. There is no awkwardness of brainless and cool writing. The detailed descriptions are also in place. The more you read, the more you read.