It's beautiful to watch! But there are some imperfections, some flaws, or some articles that I didn't finish reading later. Some comments will be added later, so write 1 first and leave it alone.
The plot is interesting, and I watched it in my early years. I spent so much time watching it that I forgot to eat and sleep. At that time, the various small world settings in the infinite stream were very good! (So I was very touched when I learned about the author last year...)
Her quick travel trilogy (the three sins in the column) is very well written! I can write the main story in a suspenseful and reasonable way, the emotions are engaging, and the writing style is good. These three books have a common problem. In the end, they all feel tired and perfunctory, and the characters and plots are not rounded or very thin. However, the world at the beginning is well written, and quick travel will not affect it.
It is a type that is stress-free to watch. The setting is interesting and novel even now, and the writing is very smooth. It's a common problem with long articles that they become stiff and thin at the end, and the copy at the end is not as interesting as the previous copy. Every time I replay it, I'll look at something else about three-fifths of the way through.
It's so rare to see holographic heroine stories. Although some of the plots have average rhythm and logic, and the endings are hasty, the overall feeling is right and it's still delicious and enjoyable to watch. When will the holographic text stand up again?