I suddenly realized that death was waiting for me, just because I suddenly realized that I was alive.
See for yourself the untestability of human nature, and glimpse its glory.
The concept is good, and the early stage of the relationship between attack and attack is good, but the plot development doesn't quite catch me, it's a bit anticlimactic.
ABO must read (personal), from attraction to love to mutual support, it explains partners and growth very well. Especially in the end, I saw the shadow of each other in both people, who knows! ! !
(Warning: the protagonist has been wiped out.) It is a free masterpiece of Zerg (alien?). The world is relatively complete. The tone is a kind of resilience in a magnificent and cold world (the author seems to have softened his heart and has an ending with almost everyone he). There is not a perfect character in the work (or this imperfection makes the character more complete). The growth line of the two protagonists is very interesting. It has a very good core, as if all life in the world are bugs struggling to survive (I really hope that every work can try to express something profound like this, even if the performance is not that good).
The tone is quite cold and solemn, but if you take a closer look, you will find that the protagonist is really, really nymphomaniac ~ very cultured (forgive me for my lack of words, I am a science and engineering major), very touching, full of details, and the text is very artistic. It is a slow-burning drama. There is no absolute good or bad in the story, but everyone makes their own choices. This is the book with the strongest "world sense"
It's a post-apocalyptic world with superpowers, and it's more of an everyday infrastructure style. The training part is particularly unclear (I don't know why I still have my toes on the ground), but it's still pretty good-looking.
I was almost dismissed from the book at the beginning (the first dozen or so chapters were really unsightly). I can't say it's very good, but the author's character creation is still commendable (don't take it too seriously). There's something here but not much, and there's something to read in the literary wilderness.
Long story ~ Baby Face Attack × Black Skin Strong Suffering, infrastructure story, solving crimes in the early and middle stages, engaging in politics in the later stages, with food and magic (obviously the author forgot about the low magic setting while writing), a large number of supporting characters and the protagonist together show a more vivid world rising under the wave of change, and I think the description of the protagonist has a certain personality charm.
But (due to the magic setting) the protagonist almost turned into a god in the later stage. Although the protagonist is deliberately restraining his shaping of the world (still unavoidable), this still makes me feel disconnected. The author describes a large number of small characters at the bottom of society who are struggling, lost, and constantly making progress. It can be said that the protagonist's dedication to these little characters and their rewards are the background of this article. Therefore, the deification of the protagonist in the end makes the struggle and growth of these characters seem very powerless, and also makes this country's political system, which is almost single-handedly cared for and grown by the protagonist, look very naive. But in view of the author's ambition and the expression of "ideas", this is still a pretty good work. After all, there are still so many articles that are futile and incomprehensible.