Traveling Through ***************

Lin Wanxing is a coward who clings to life and wants to avoid the hero's core. He pretends to be sick, pretends to be a murderer, and overturns three times in a row. The rhythm is tight and not procrastinating. The plot connects naturally, from being caught pretending to be sick, to trying to act evil to persuade him to quit, and then being gently manipulated by the male protagonist, the reversal is reasonable and funny. The contrast between the characters is very good: Lin Wanxing is cowardly but also wants to be tough, while Shen Yanci is cold on the surface but secretly doting on the inside. The interaction is tense enough, and the sweetness and laughter are well balanced. The language is easy to speak and can be read smoothly and decompressively. There is no OOC or forced intelligence. The only small regret is that it is a short story and does not include more psychological activities, but as a serialized chapter, it is eye-catching enough and makes people want to continue reading.