Don't be resurrected, don't be resurrected
Meaningless resurrection. What kind of resurrection do you resurrect? (Although I strongly criticized it because I couldn't feel the arc of the character at all, but I don't know why everyone went crazy with CP)
In fact, regarding the hasty ending in the later period, I have an idea. If the early articles can still see some ideological content, then in the later stages, the article will use everything as a foil for the love between the male and female protagonists (if you think about it this way, it is logical and reasonable)
(Actually, I really want to exchange my thoughts on writing with the author, because it's not like I haven't experienced any joy at all—I can feel the resonance of some idealists in Zhang Chi and Ji Zhan to a certain extent. However, whether it is Weibo or writing, I have no way of understanding the author's thoughts)
It's actually quite funny that I'm jumping all over the place here, but I did have some hopes for this book. I hope that I can see the light of humanity and think about some profound things. But it stopped abruptly. I don't want the author to necessarily accept my thoughts and ideas, but as far as I'm concerned, it's really hard for me to accept that everything ends like this.
Give it one star here, I hope you won't be immersed in the good results.
The heroine is the master of the world (despite the state of amnesia), but the heroine's high level of character and Su Shuang's skills are really cool (although it makes people think about why), and you can watch it happily without thinking about it. But it's best not to think about it in this book. The issues of human self-esteem and sublimity will be difficult to read.
Su Shuang, very Su Shuang
Although it is indeed a bit frustrating in the early stage, the heroine in the later stage has the ability to deceive people and show off.
After being baptized by the heroine of a certain article, I feel that this book is even more beautiful.