What I don't want to see is that the heroine cooperates with the state, but is not honest. The state also has purely exploitative intentions when it comes to cooperation, regardless of the heroine's future.
The subject matter is good, but the protagonist is afraid of being pretentious, which makes me feel quite embarrassed. Moreover, both parties misunderstand each other, which makes the protagonist's identity infinitely higher in everyone's mind. After reading this kind of description too much, I still feel tired of it.
The plot feels like the protagonist is steady and steady, but the plot is a bit weird. It may also be a problem with the text description. I feel that the overall details are not handled particularly well.
It looks pretty good, but there are some holes in the details.
The most important thing is that the author doesn't update much now. He only updates one or two chapters every month or two. Is it stuck?
Although there are many problems, the criticality of the group portraits is not very well written, the protagonist cannot be highlighted, and the plot is quite naive in some aspects, but I quite like this description.