The writing style is more gorgeous than the previous book, but the middle and later stages are too gorgeous. Looking at it as a whole, it's like my cerebral cortex has become extremely smooth. The plot passed by in a flash, and then I can't remember it anymore. I only remember that it is super gorgeous.
This is a demining review, not a recommendation. It is for those who have just watched Chongbengtie. It's good to have one-tenth of the content. It's all about settings (Konjac Shuang) and some props (Cat Cat Cake). After watching it for so long, I was disgusted by the beginning again. The official identity of the protagonist (Chinese foreign students) and strength (the threatening old orange actually showed weakness to them and told them that he did not want the harvest to be used by them). Although he said not to argue about strength, he still showed weakness under such a huge gap in settings. The most shocking thing is that a graduate student turned into a junior college student. How can Chinese people tolerate it?