It is recommended that you start reading from the third volume "When the Dinner Table is Finished", which is more in line with the public's reading rhythm and patience. The first two volumes are a different kind of foreshadowing, so let me grind it out slowly. Here is the copy:
I knew I couldn't write the copy because the story was so complex and tangled. It challenges time and space, gambles with people's hearts, and uses human feelings as a network. There are rings within rings, schemes within schemes, intricate love and love, some dark, some romantic, some single thoughts, some triangles, some four corners, but unfortunately there is no NP, but you can smell the fragrance of lilies in bloom. Of course, the most important thing is the blood and ugliness that are still lingering in the heavy words. It is an extremely calm river, with countless piranhas lurking beneath the water.
Gentlemen, either go deep or enter with caution.
In short, this is the story of a ten-person dinner party that turned into a cannibal dinner party.
The writing style is strange and weird, warm and slow to heat up. It only started to get bloody after 100,000 words, and then it got out of hand. Those who want to see the blood can wait patiently until the third volume, and those who want to follow the reasoning can read it from the beginning.