The overall athlete atmosphere is good, but I feel that this is the most relaxing daily competitive novel I have read so far. It is a bit easy to ask for leave (although the tasks are completed/returned), the vacation is also a bit long, and the supporting characters still have time to play games. There is also a plot line (can you call it this? In short, it is just human blood steamed buns that capital eats). It is too long. I don't like to read it, but it is well written. I don't recommend this book to those who only like to read the competitive part. Love Line is the best and clearest book I have ever read.
It is not a smooth-sailing genius character, there are ups and downs, and it is closer to reality. The writing about the Olympic Games is very touching. "When one wave pushes another wave, the tide always moves towards