Back Room: Shifting Levels

Very stream of consciousness. There are a lot of big things in the back, including World War II, Pantheon, Encirclement and Suppression of UEC, self-created groups and self-created phenomena, and more than fifty levels of hierarchical transformations have been written. The setting logic is self-consistent, and no less than ten sets of reincarnations have been designed. The protagonist group has everything from amnesia, yandere, psychic, forensic doctor, white knight syndrome, and avoidant personality. I think my writing is pretty good, right? Book friends (don't hit me) This book review is written by the author, just read it, you won't be disappointed! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

Personal test, I can read it, it is very rigorous, but there are too many long sentences and paragraphs, and I have no desire to read it. It is recommended to divide it into more paragraphs. The number of words in each chapter is quite good, usually more than 2-3k.

This is a potentially good book. The highlight lies in the description of the stream of consciousness or psychology, as if people are really in the back room and have various emotions. There are no too big plug-ins, no invincible flow. Many other back room books do not describe much about the psychological aspect, but one of the most exciting aspects of the back room should be loneliness and psychological confrontation. The shortcomings of this book are obvious. The writing style is not enough. There are some psychological descriptions that are difficult to understand. The plot connection in some places is not good. Suggestion: not only show the struggle and pain of the characters, but also use clear and logical paragraphs to make readers understand.

The writing is good, but why is there no c layer?

The book is good to read, but there is room for improvement. I suggest that the level of introduction be reduced and only the things related to the main line should be discussed.

This book is a new trend in the back room. It's super good-looking. I recommend everyone to read it first. It's really good!