I would like to call this author the King of Jinjiang Territory. There are still some shortcomings. As one of her early novels, this one is not as tightly narrated as the one by Abo, and sometimes it even makes people feel like they are "incomprehensible in what Martian language they are talking about."
The main focus is on the plot, and the writing style is very average, so general that it kind of hinders reading. The plot is okay, not very eye-catching, but I don't want to discourage you from giving up.
Because this is the author's first book, the writing style is very slow, and it becomes boring to read after about ten chapters. The memes are pretty good, and the jokes are dense. If the narrative could be more compact, I could give it four stars. For now, let's wait and see how to fatten up the three stars.
You can read Su Shuang's article without thinking, but how can I put it, I don't feel that the characters written by the author have even the slightest relationship with the characters written in One Piece...