In fact, the first part was pretty good, but the main character acted in isolation. I have a glassy heart and I couldn't stand it. I kept being unsatisfied in the second part, so I gave up.
My favorite experience was at the Hatake family. The plot and the reason why the protagonist changed the map and started from scratch was too... [Spoiler] (no spoilers). In short, it was a surprise.
I started to learn about the back room from this book, but the emotional scenes were so awkward. The Batman in this book easily believed in the protagonist. Although it was said later that they had met before, they hadn't seen each other in so many years. Why don't they give it a try? It's unfair to have two buckets like this.
It was a bit annoying because the original protagonist "Julie" could be said to be completely dead, so I gave up. The essence is a heart-throb stock buying article