I think the "charm" of this book lies in the psychological description of the male protagonist's subconscious mind. The emotional line driven by sweetness and nature made me feel boring, but the "sour" and "tangled" psychology of this book is really good. Many people can't stand it at first, probably because of the heroine's high opinion and pursuit of the hero at the beginning. My understanding is that if the heroine is subconsciously placed in a "low position", such behavior is of course unacceptable. But my feelings and opinions, if you can continue reading, you will know that the heroine is in a "high position" throughout the story, has many highlight moments, and has great personality charm, and these "silly" points in front of the male protagonist are more like a kind of interest.
I was attracted to Su San's article. I remember that at the time of Chai Serial, he made comments like "Why are such a treasured author and article not popular?" I was very happy to see the popularity of my favorite author rising a little bit. This book is relatively early, and its shortcomings compared to the same author are probably that the main plot is not too complicated, and some of the characters are not very specific, but the highlights and delicate emotional descriptions are still the shining points.
The setting is very fragrant, and I can eat it in my own test. The emotional description is more delicate, and it also has the sourness that I like. The less than perfect score is that the reading experience is a bit weak at the end, and there is no outstanding point to attract readers.
