Although the whole text is narrated from the perspective of Foibs, maybe because as a woman, I naturally paid more attention to Diana, so when I read it, especially when Foibs thought that the two sides were in love, I felt very uncomfortable, as if I was witnessing the annihilation of Diana's self. Fortunately, deep integration is a cheating device and the beginning of understanding each other and ourselves. What love is is a complicated proposition, but respect and understanding must be the foundation of a healthy love. I hope I will have opportunities to learn and practice in the future
I read it in one go. After several copies, the pace is very tight, the rules of contaminants are also quite interesting, and the plot eventually takes an unexpected turn. Overall, it is a very complete story. Deleting the male protagonist would not affect the plot. In fact, it would be fine if he didn't write it.
