It is properly developed, the logic is clearer, the expression is more objective, and there is no gorgeous rhetoric or large sections of the author's subjective ideological output.
A very comfortable amount of reasoning. It is not as brain-burning as the case reasoning, but it is also a rare good thing on the site that does not make the brain smooth. The way of using space-time theory is very clever. It directly uses the easy-to-understand operational parts, removes theoretical explanations that are useless for the article itself, and does not use threshold physics of the universe to make up the word count. I really like it, and I come back to read it every now and then when I want to relax.
It has the flavor of some non-narrative reasoning! The details and clues when revealing the secret are really written down when looking back. It may only be half a sentence, but after reading the analysis and reading it again or noticing it at the time, you will have a sense of reasoning! Unlike many infinite flow/mystery readers who are out of sync with the protagonist's clue information, the decryption is done for the sake of understanding.
Fragrant, fine chaff. I feel like the main plot was a bit unclear at the end. But it is still understandable. This kind of situation where various forces are entangled and cannot be sorted out in the end is very consistent with reality.