There are some parts that I don't understand very well, and I always feel that the description of the protagonist is a bit overdone, but overall it's still very good.
The plot is smooth, the characters are three-dimensional, the writing is natural, the imagination is very good, the completion and the author's ability to control the rhythm are also very strong. The protagonist is handsome and strong, semi-invincible and has no CP. He coexists with the vest in the extra story. The extra is the real ending, which is super cool.
The whole story is a sand sculpture, with very few knives, and it is made of Lego. This is a reflection of the cruel world, a fantasy Garden of Eden, a beautiful, warm and real dream, a paradise in the clouds...