A very novel perspective, which separates people from individual consciousness and looks at people's life from God's perspective. The story is very interesting and the writing is very good. Other books by this author are also very interesting.
Do you choose to indulge in false happiness and live an easy life, or open your eyes in pain and cut off the shackles? This is not a very easy upgrade. The heroine and her companions are not omniscient and omnipotent, and there is no triumphant victory all the way. There is only constant struggle and difficulty moving forward. After reading it, you will feel a little heavy. The writing is not that good, and the ideas output are relatively radical, but existence is a rare thing. It is more like reading a fable and trying to make some feminist voices.
The heroine brainwashed herself after the collapse, and there was a creepy feeling of being sober and sinking. The sudden time travel was really like abduction. At this time, being able to stay alive is a kind of victory.
The setting of the world view is very wonderful. It looks at everything from a completely detached perspective, as if all living beings are really equal.
It's easy to cry, how strong you are when you love, and how hurtful you are when you don't love. When you are young, acting coquettishly is cute, but when your appearance grows old and your love fades, it is all about rejection. The love at the beginning did exist, but it was as thin as the morning mist and evaporated when the sun came out.
It's super beautiful, with a medieval setting and very immersive writing. It's a pity that there are only two parts. I've been waiting for the third part of the Gentleman trilogy.