I was deeply moved by re-reading it, and it made me cry very hard. Because of friendship, love, and emotion, I personally don't have a high sense of writing, so I won't comment on the writing. But the plot and worldview setting of this article are so amazing. I was already in the game at the beginning of the article. I didn't feel deeply about it at first glance, and it was only after I re-read it that I realized the true meaning. It makes sense to say that people are blindly pursuing power, but there are always people who will stand up to fight for the people, either openly or covertly, chess players or chess pieces. There are many people who make people feel warm and happy at first glance in this article. I am even more sad for those who have lost their original intention. "The Immortal Son" may have become a passed-down lie and scam by now. It doesn't matter. Only by thinking this way can I feel better.
All in all, this is a very sad article, and it kept chasing me while I was re-reading it, but it is worth re-reading many times. Finally, I wish Chaimu 52 Lao San and Third Sister-in-law to be happy in the next life, and Hua Mo will eventually reach the same destination through different paths...
I really like this kind of protagonist who has the world at heart and is willing to sacrifice for the world. The love between Big Greedy Fish and Xingxing is the pair that makes me feel the deepest since I read the book. They are so matched that I feel it is unbearable to not be together.
I thought it was good in the early stage, but I got a little tired later on. I have a good level of recognition of the plot, and I can sort it out, but it feels a bit strange in the hasty and slow distribution, and it feels like the important plot accounts for a small amount. In terms of the story line alone, I think it's okay, although it actually looks a bit messy at first glance. It looks okay at first, but later it feels like I'm in a hurry to fight and live a leisurely life. The emotional line is said to be urgent but not urgent, but it seems to be a bit urgent, which makes me feel a little uncomfortable. When I saw some people wondering why Tingqin fell in love with Zhongshuang, I think the reason for liking her is simply because of a life-and-death relationship, right? After all, he traveled to this world alone. Although there were more than just Chongshuang who were kind to him, only Chongshuang had exchanged lives with him. When I think of this, I think of the crematorium that the author said. I feel that it is not enough. I feel that what Chongshuang has done is far from enough. The care afterward is all obligations, and it is a bit unable to highlight the specialness. I can only say. All in all, it's nice to read, but it also has its shortcomings. There are a lot of typos and omissions, which can lead to sentences that don't make sense. It's a text that you either like very much or hate if you don't like it. Maybe the author's writing skills still need to be practiced?
I finished reading it in a daze, and I still feel a little bit overwhelmed. The plot is indeed good, but the later plot goes by so fast that I feel like I am riding a rocket. The feeling after reading it in one breath is really very... Shocking? I originally came here for the world view, and the setting of cybernetic cultivation, which I have never tried before, is also the author's first attempt. It can be said that it has been written well. Those who have high requirements for the plot may feel that the later stages are a bit separated from the previous text, but I think it is okay. The ending was really super satisfying, and it wasn't forced. I thought it was natural. As far as the emotional line was concerned, I didn't pay too much attention? But Little Couple 99, people who actually watched the extra episode felt warm and heart-warming (this is really difficult to write, it's great that the teacher stepped out of his comfort zone and was able to write it like this!