The author himself thinks that this novel is a bit useless. It has the beauty of missing a brainstem. It is quite enjoyable to read. If you want to kill time, you can read it.
The writing style is a bit immature and childish, but overall the arrangement of the seven stories is pretty good, and I personally think it's worth a read.
This is the most technical work written by the author. It uses a lot of intangible cultural heritage archaeological knowledge. The prototype of Fangsheng City is Yibin City. Many plots fit the style of Yibin City, including dialect, food, transportation planning, and many moral and ethical discussions. As you can see, the only shortcoming is that the pace is too slow. The first five chapters are basically nonsense.
This novel is actually very boring at the beginning, but the more you get to the back, the more addictive it becomes. A novel of just tens of thousands of words seems to contain a story of hundreds of thousands of words, which is worth pondering. From the madhouse to the Arctic Eye, it is full of strange science fiction colors.
It describes the life of an ancient family to a large extent. It has a relaxed pace and a humorous style. I personally think that if the author can continue to update, I can give it five points, but the emotional drama is not very good.
Yu Longyao imitated the novel written by Huan Longwu's "Life and Interest", but Yu Longyao didn't want to write half of it. Overall, it's a bit unsatisfactory.