A Glimmer Across the Worlds: My Friends Among the Villains

After reading the introduction, I thought it was a cool article about whitewashing the villain, but after reading about ten chapters, I realized that I was wrong. The characters in each world are quite vivid, and most people are not good or bad, just based on interests; but I always feel that the description of each person is still a bit lacking, maybe because each world is a short story, which does not feel three-dimensional enough; the author's writing style is very good, and I am amazed every time he describes the scenery; I also like the protagonist's IQ and personality (but I feel that the description is not adequate); there are also many foreshadowings, but they are always not introduced properly, which makes me feel a bit sudden (I am a bit unable to react). It's just that I think (emphasis on, I think it may be because my brain is really bad) that it's difficult to write a story like this against the system. In some places, I feel like my brain can't wrap my head around it, and it seems a bit laborious. (There are occasional typos, but I can understand it.) Overall, it's a very good novel, but I really don't read this type of novel (by mistake), and it's so tiring 😂.