The language is quite fluent and comfortable to read, without the feeling of being stuck one after another; the points of interest are well captured; the scenes depicted in the painting language are beautiful, and the artistic language used is quite academic; the scenes are intertwined; the characters are three-dimensional and have distinct personalities.
It's not a masterpiece, but it's written fluently, logically, with clear priorities. The language is not a noob, and there aren't too many bugs. The protagonist's character is well-shaped. The most important thing is that it only has 230,000 words. It's not like other novels that take more than 300,000 to 400,000 words to finish, and forcefully arrange the plot to catch up.