Reading records, what I put in are those that I think are more readable. The reason for giving three or four stars is that my personal standards are relatively strict and my personal taste. If you have any objections, please exit.
The setting is very novel, and many of the satires and jokes are very interesting, but I think some seemingly important foreshadowings were not taken back, and the ending also seemed bland and hasty. Three and a half stars, but since the early stage was really to my liking, I'll give it four stars.
I also watched it a few years ago, and I just remember that the completion was very high, and the writing, setting, and plot were all top-notch. I seem to have brushed it three times.
Currently following it, the writing is very smooth, the world view and plot design are very interesting, I am very much looking forward to the follow-up. Four stars is a provisional rating.
As a first-person novel, the advancement of the plot, description of psychology, environment, atmosphere, and other aspects are very well grasped, and the limitations of the first-person narrative are hardly exposed. In addition, the author's rendering of the thriller atmosphere is excellent. I have been searching for thriller novels, but this is the first work that made me feel creepy. The reason for deducting one star is that the pace of the novel has some flaws, it is too compact and makes reading a bit tiring; some of the mysteries are explained a bit obscurely in my opinion; the biggest contradiction in the whole text, Moving Mouse, is a bit hasty. But the author said that there are some foreshadowings left, maybe a second part can be opened, so look forward to it
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