All Dreams Can Be Crossed

It's a pretty good book about urban supernatural powers, with a very complete logical chain. From the bronze fragments to the dream inheritance, to the snowy exploration, every turn is foreshadowed. The writing is delicate and the dialogue between the characters is down-to-earth. Both the protagonist and the supporting characters have memorable points and are not tool people.

The protagonist's self-deprecation, concern for his sister, and the Tibetan boy's coldness on the outside and hotness on the inside are all well portrayed. The plot advances without any lag, the superpower settings are well integrated with reality, the logic is self-consistent, and the writing is fluent. Overall, it's pretty good.

Each character has his or her own motivations and personality, and the logic is very smooth. From accidental gaining of abilities to exploring the truth, there are no abrupt tricks. The writing is delicate and not exaggerated, and the urban background and supernatural elements are well integrated.