The setting is a bloody one with no mistakes, and the real young master didn't wash his hands of it. This is the only advantage. There is nothing else to be said for it.
To quote a humorous comment in the comment area: "I really feel that Shou's mother should not let him go to this kind of high school, which is a waste of money and will be hurt. With Shou's intelligence level, I feel that intellectual guidance and intervention are very much needed. Special schools are actually the most kind place for this kind of people, and can also improve their ability to take care of themselves in society."
The setting is quite interesting. I originally wanted to watch the crematorium for fun. But the author's writing style is not good, and the writing is very sour. There are many self-touching plots. I remember that in one plot, Shou performed a confusing behavior that was very similar to the Swedish video of dancing in the rain and relaxing. After reading more than a dozen chapters, my impression is: Shou's mental level is close to that of a primary school student, and his personality charm is also 0. I highly do not recommend it.