Good story, good setting, good writing. The small drawback is that it's not fun enough to lose the code, and it doesn't feel like the old enemy is my wife [crying] [crying]
The story is good and the setting is good. You can even see the sexual tension. The shortcoming is the lack of skill in shaping the worldview. I think another author could have written a long setting. It would probably be tastier if there was more description of the pull.
The first half was enjoyable, but the second half felt too bland to me. My favorite part of this kind of novel is losing the code, but in this novel, half of the writing was about both the attack and the end, and everyone knew each other's secrets, which didn't make me happy. It is seriously inconsistent with the refreshing feeling of the copywriting.
I think this book is very complex, and it is definitely the most beautiful work I have ever read. For the first time, I cried when I saw the setting of "The Country of Attack" instead of watching the emotions. The author is a genius. Very sexual tension.