Wear It Quickly************

I marked it and read part of it. The writing is not a big problem and there are no interesting points, but it is not my cup of tea. The book review is only for reference. I personally give it three stars and add one star to encourage new authors. The character is a bit abrupt, the setting is that the whole network is black, and the likability is extremely low, but the heroine has no role as a black man in several appearances. At first, she couldn't even recognize the original heroine's green tea. She was treated miserably, but suddenly she knew everything. Then she pretended to be pretentious and started doing some very low-level green tea behaviors. I jumped to the second world, but in the second world I can't help but think about the past. I can recall the "great achievements" in the first world no matter what.