The idea is very good, but the emotional line is very childish. The advantage is that if the emotional line is deleted, it will have almost zero impact on the plot, so I usually skip the plot line.
The imagination is a bit interesting, but the group portrait is not that interesting. I feel that the author's Fourth Natural Disaster is mainly focused on the plot, so it gives people the impression that only those few players have a strong sense of participation, especially the sea wizard who only selected a few specific players. The impression there is average, but the imagination plot and ideas are good. It should be the first time for the author to write about the fourth natural disaster. The integration of players and plot is not particularly smooth, but I still like to watch it.
