This book has a raw delicacy, and there is a sense of close connection in the front that both my little p and I have been on the Internet (yes, I am talking about the images of the flowers on the other side, the bridge of forgetfulness, the water, the mandala, the sand, the mandala).
Let's talk about the shortcomings first. The writing is pretty good, the characters are pretty good, and the plot logic is okay. But starting from the middle period, it was a bit too hard, the characters were not highlighted enough, and the description was too detailed, which would only be a bit choked. I started to get tired of it in the middle and late stages. But overall, this shortcoming is not a big one. It is because I have too high expectations based on the previous article, which makes me particularly picky. The second problem is that it doesn't quite meet my expectations for Narcissus. The whole story seems to be Narcissus just for the sake of setting, and there is no real sense of tacit understanding between the two of them who have similar backgrounds and both trust and doubt each other. Many times it can be seen that the author gave up some of the characteristics of Narcissus in order to achieve this kind of sexual tension interaction. If this wasn't Narcissus, I would give it five stars.
Generally speaking, this is the first new article in Jinjiang Gudan in the past two years. It's just that the pearls and jade are in front of me. It's a pity that this one can't be perfect.
