The sweet redemption story, borrowed from radio dramas, mainly relies on this combination. The plot is attractive in the early stage, but a bit cliché in the later stage.
The plot is bloody enough, and the first-person narrative describes the emotional entanglement of the characters and the complexity of human nature. Nowadays, I would probably be scolded until I was completely naked. The first plot is gripping, and the second part is too detailed, making it a bit tiring to watch.
It is a very advanced book based on a radio drama. It really brings readers into the life of the Ming Dynasty, and the food, clothing, housing and transportation all have the flavor of the Ming Dynasty.
I like this kind of imperfect protagonist. Only when a person has multiple sides can he appear three-dimensional and full. The sub-CPs are all be, and the sadness in the great era makes the main CP He have a feeling of a peach blossom garden in troubled times.
