Nice! The plot is very interesting, with a touch of suspense, mainly due to guessing about the time travel mechanism. The perversion of the protagonist Gong is very interestingly written. What I appreciate even more is that he is a pervert but he also cherishes the protagonist Shou very much. He would rather suffocate himself to death than really hurt the protagonist, which is really good. The overall plot is quite smooth and has a lot of ideas. I think it is well written. The biggest shortcoming is that the character of the protagonist Shou Saturday is completely different in the early and late stages. The reading experience feels a bit OOC. In the early stage, he is a smart and aloof senior. After falling in love, he becomes more and more dependent. The main character Lai Gong Chen Ke basically turned into a cute and lively character, but his straight-ball attributes have always been implemented. Frankly expressing his love for Chen Ke healed this dank male ghost Gong and turned him into a stable, calm, rational and reliable character in the later period. No wonder Saturday relies on him. Theoretically, it should be in the late 1990s, but when I read the article, it didn't feel like the late 1990s at all. Chen Ke was too reliable in his later years and felt more like an older person.
Many authors take common sense mistakes in setting bugs for granted, which makes me look painful. NPC reactions often struck me as a bit over-the-top. But cats are quite cute. After the protagonist transforms into a cat, he really looks like a cat. Unlike many cat-changing novels, he is all kinds of awkward and refuses to lick his fur, eat cat food, act cute, and refuses to give in to his so-called nature. When it comes to becoming a cat, it really means becoming a cat. I feel better about this. The following article also explains why Mingming Gong initially saw the process of people transforming into cats, but his first reaction was that it was a cat's ability to "turn into a human" instead of a person's ability to "become a cat." Although I still think it is a bit untenable and outrageous, so it can be considered an explanation. All in all, it's just so-so. I don't recommend watching it. I didn't finish it.
The plot twists and fight scenes written by Sanqianshi are really top-notch! The plot density of each chapter is very high, and you can never imagine what kind of cool moves there will be! However, this book actually has a lot of flaws, and the emotional line is really flawed, but it's still very enjoyable to read, so let's just let it go!
I watched it a long time ago, but this time I realized that I didn't fully order it, so I reordered it. I thought it was quite good. It was because of this article that I went to watch the "Godzilla" movie. Mothra is really beautiful!