The author's portrayal of Xiao Wu is very good, and he has a good handle on 285. He is exactly the 285 in his mind. The early stage is good-looking, with online logic and a lot of romantic imagery. High School 5 didn't express how I felt, but it was okay. Later, when we fell in love, the emotional line started to drag out. I really wanted to make you anxious to death. It is a classic that neither of them has a mouth to talk about, and there is also a joke about myself being jealous of myself. I hate this kind of plot. I feel like 5 also became a bit love-minded, and I didn't read the rest of it, which is a bit regretful.
Xiao Wu's unexpected coldness and divine side are shown very well. But the problem is that I still have a love brain when I fall in love later on, and I don't really like the character of the protagonist, so I'll just give it a try.