- Identity Contrast: A 60-year-old anchor disguised as a woman vs. A young and promising top brother, from virtual misunderstanding to real acceptance, breaking the stereotypes of age, gender, and class.
- Emotional progression: from "fans' curiosity about the anchor", to "the care of the grandma", to "Hong's appreciation of the old strategy", emotions gradually settle in the truth and disguise, warm but not artificial.
- Quality of life: interspersed with Lao Ce's embarrassment in repaying debt, the pressure of Hong's workplace, and the two generations' different understandings of "games", the story is rooted in reality, with both the romance of the virtual world and the weight of human fireworks.
Reader comments
I'll give it a + rating first. I haven't finished it yet, but the writing is good. When I first started reading, I was attracted by the setting. I didn't expect the author to finish it so quickly [laughing and crying] in ten days. It's amazing (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧
I'll give it a + rating first. I haven't finished it yet, but the writing is good. When I first started reading, I was attracted by the setting. I didn't expect the author to finish it so quickly [laughing and crying] in ten days. It's amazing (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧