It's very good to watch, and Cong Xing Bi Bi's official debut is a pure flavor of Goudan. Moreover, he is still good at writing group portraits, sapiosexual amora, and comedy scenes as always. What surprises me most about this article is the setting of the biochemical body (it may be more attractive if I excerpt the copy and put it in bushi). It is infinitely close to human beings but has a faint sense of humanity and strong egoism. The only pity is that the content in the first few chapters was a bit boring, which almost made me miss this article. In addition, the number of words was too few and I didn't read enough. When I reached more than 80 chapters, I even wanted to stop reading it. The story is relatively conservative and does not expand too much. The world view is quite large, but it is only told around the place of Peach Blossom Spring, which makes me a little reluctant to know more about their stories. I hope that when the physical book is released, I can add a few more extras.
