It's old food that I can come back to eat when I'm in a book shortage. I don't want to eat spoiled food and let my brain be polluted. Human metabolism is limited.
While watching it, I was touched by many aspects. I can still picture two little white puppies leaning against each other, admiring the moon on a tree branch.
The male protagonist is really awesome, and he handles the situation in a sophisticated way, letting me know that some people are really awesome. The author is also very good. He can write a protagonist who is so well-versed in human affairs. I feel that the author is also very good in this aspect.
This book rekindled my love for games, and I finished Defending Radish after reading it (although the article has nothing to do with Defending Radish).
There is no in-depth content, it is very relaxing to watch, and there is no need to use your brain. They are all dead people, and there is no moral burden in order to survive.
This book opened up a new world for me. I never thought there would be such a combination, and it ignited my curiosity about Journey to the West fandoms. Although many parts were embarrassing, such as the inexplicable love, I was still very happy when I was doing CP. (After reading this book, Nezha is no longer the child in the legend of Nezha in my heart)