When I saw the first part of the second world, I felt that there was nothing attractive about it. The heroine felt a little passive and the description had little tension.
When I read Chapter 8, I didn't like the heroine's design. Although the author's original intention may have been to write a heroine who is a great actress on the outside but is ruthless on the inside, the effect is that there is no money in this place, giving people a sense of inconsistency that she is still mentally young and pretending to be sober. Moreover, the heroine always treats men with a soft and delicate image. It's not impossible, but the writing is really inexplicable.
After reading Chapter 75, the plot logic is a bit inconsistent, the twists are abrupt, and the emotional line is quite boring. In short, there is nothing that attracts me.
After reading the free chapter, I found that the story line of the first world was quite counter-conventional, so I was very interested in it. If it is well written, it will definitely be enjoyable to read. Unfortunately, the author's writing skills are insufficient, and the interactions between the characters are a bit awkward and greasy.
After reading two chapters, the female protagonist belongs to the sunny sweet girl type and is relatively weak. I roughly judge that the overall plot direction is that the female redeems the male, nonono