This is a story about a quick travel story, which is partly about a woman dressing up as a man, and partly about a woman pretending to be a man. Momo plays the male supporting role under the compulsory requirements of the system. She must give the abused heroine true happiness in order to complete the task...
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Reader comments
(Amway contains some spoilers) The author is very imaginative. The first few worlds are just understated and very summarized. Later, the writing becomes better in all aspects. I don't know if it was deliberately designed by the author. In order to write the protagonist from the beginning as an outsider or bystander, he is immersed in the world of the mission step by step. What I like most is the small world of suspense. The author writes it very well, making you immersive and giving you goosebumps. This novel is worth reading. Of course, in my opinion, the author has some shortcomings. I don't know whether it's because he didn't fill in the pit behind, or he was planning to write a side story but didn't write it. I thought that the heroine (mission object) of each small world is a thread that runs through the whole text or that the entire fast-travel world was designed by her. I would venture to guess that the task targets in each small world are likely to be people that the protagonist knows in the real world but doesn't pay much attention to, or that is the psychological counselor friend. In short, this novel has flaws and flaws. It would be better if the author could write extras to fill in the flaws. At the same time, I hope more people can read this book.
(Amway contains some spoilers) The author is very imaginative. The first few worlds are just understated and very summarized. Later, the writing becomes better in all aspects. I don't know if it was deliberately designed by the author. In order to write the protagonist from the beginning as an outsider or bystander, he is immersed in the world of the mission step by step. What I like most is the small world of suspense. The author writes it very well, making you immersive and giving you goosebumps. This novel is worth reading. Of course, in my opinion, the author has some shortcomings. I don't know whether it's because he didn't fill in the pit behind, or he was planning to write a side story but didn't write it. I thought that the heroine (mission object) of each small world is a thread that runs through the whole text or that the entire fast-travel world was designed by her. I would venture to guess that the task targets in each small world are likely to be people that the protagonist knows in the real world but doesn't pay much attention to, or that is the psychological counselor friend. In short, this novel has flaws and flaws. It would be better if the author could write extras to fill in the flaws. At the same time, I hope more people can read this book.
Finished reading, good, good, good