Xu Qingzhou only wants to be an ordinary high school student.
By day, he is the most forgettable student in Class One, Senior Year, at Minglan High School in Jianghai City. He wears thick, black-rimmed glasses, gets decent grades, and has a happy family. His greatest wish is to finish his exams in peace and go home to a hot meal.
But every night, when he falls asleep, he wakes up in another world.
There are no evening study sessions there, only curfews; no exam papers, only wanted posters; no peaceful streetlights, only war, crime, coups, and gunfire.
In that world, he is the top assassin of the presidentially controlled Special Operations Bureau, White Tower, with the codename “Sleeping Crow.” He kills on command and excels at gunplay, trick shooting, and close-quarters combat. He is a weapon the nation trained from the time he was an orphan.
Worse still, injuries in the two worlds carry over.
Get shot at night, and he has to sit exams with the wound by day. Kill a target before dawn, and in the morning his mother is still urging him to drink his congee. Escape death on the battlefield, only to turn around and face suspicion from the campus belle, the harassment of a mafia heiress, and a kidnapping involving a rich young lady.
Xu Qingzhou always thought that if he hid well enough, he could protect his peaceful everyday life.
Until criminals in the two worlds began to wear the same faces.
Until a conspiracy within White Tower dragged everyone around him into the abyss.
His mentor, Qin Zhaoye, tells him, “You can be a blade, but don't expect a blade to give them a conscience.”
Xu Qingzhou takes off his glasses, revealing a face so beautiful it is almost dangerous.
“I just want to live a peaceful life.”
“But if you insist on destroying it, don't blame me for fighting to take my peace back.”
The whole novel was very enjoyable to read. The opening chapter has a tight pace and does not drag out, and the world view and character backgrounds are laid out in no time. The protagonist has a full three-dimensional character, has a bottom line and a strategy in his actions, is neither a virgin nor reckless, and his IQ is online throughout. The supporting characters also have their own characteristics. They are not just tool people. Everyone has their own personality and stance. The foreshadowing of the plot is laid out delicately, the echoes before and after are well done, the reversal is natural and not blunt, and the plot progresses layer by layer, and the more you watch, the more you watch. The writing is fluent and smooth, the narrative is clear, and the atmosphere is full. Both the plot concept and writing skills are outstanding, and it is worth following up.
The theme setting is very innovative and breaks out of the clichés. The worldview structure is complete and detailed, and the rules are rigorous and reasonable. The main line of the story is clear, and the branch lines are interspersed just right without being cluttered. The emotions of the characters are portrayed delicately and delicately, the interactions between the characters are natural and real, the emotional lines are gradual, and there is no forced sugaring or industrial love. The plot conflicts are well arranged, with climaxes coming one after another. Every plot has something to watch, and there are no unnecessary plot points to fill the number of words. The author's writing style is mature and sophisticated, and the descriptions have a strong sense of picture. It can make people instantly into the plot, and the immersive drama experience is full. It is a high-quality article.
So far, I'm okay, but is this really a multi-heroine? I see it's written on the label.
The details are fine, is it a cool article? Just feel good and that's it.
The writing is very delicate, the plot is a bit slow, and the fine grain must be savored carefully.
A good book, suitable for careful review!