Although I was very angry about the first half of the protagonist's life (all problems were caused by his parents and others), he was basically having fun throughout the whole process. His imagination was very big, and happiness means everything.
There seems to be no difference between having a love line or not. It can be called a brainless and refreshing article, and the pace is also fast. On the contrary, the Pope is a more outstanding character, and many of the other protagonists have a slightly more human-machine feel.
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. The unit story is independent and independent. I particularly like the jellyfish and spider units because they feel like they are not human. Putting aside the shackles of reality, pure love is invincible in human stories. Or maybe in such a story, there is such a vacuum of pure love and the God of War.
Huge length. First person. It's really a flowing essay. Okay, as long as you can accept these three points, this novel is a very good tool to kill time.
After about five or six chapters, I started reading a page and cried on a tissue. It eased my mood and opened the next chapter, which relieved my loneliness. After reading a few lines, I started to shed tears again.
What is female independence? Where does female independence lie? The story is all told.
I said that although it is fan fiction, it won't have much impact if you haven't read the Prince of Tennis comics or cartoons. When I first read this novel, I had not yet entered college. I naively thought that college life was so colorful. Unfortunately, I am about to graduate now.
A very excellent group portrait, a very beautiful college life, crying and laughing, hugging each other after crying and laughing.