The plot is relaxed and relaxed, the supernatural part is well rendered, and the description of justice and feelings is also good. It can be considered an atmospheric work. It's just a bit sadistic.
Su Shuang's article also needs basic logic, and the author's attitude towards readers who raise valuable objections in the comment area is also very strange. And I can't help but complain: Author, how much do you like the subject of live broadcast?
Because of the protagonist's incorrect understanding of depression (and the author's incorrect understanding of depression that was once revealed), one point was deducted. This is an occupational disease and there is no cure.
The perspective is unique, and the early stage is very interesting. In the later stage, I feel that Goldfinger is a little too big and not good enough, and the ending is a bit inexplicable... However, the author still strives to describe the residual kindness and warmth in the apocalypse, which is still worthy of praise, so I will add an extra emotional point.
The ideas are interesting, and the early stage is good. Unfortunately, after going to Liangshan, it started to feel a little weak, but it is still a readable article.
The setting is interesting, but it's a pity that it ends in an anticlimax. Judging from the reviews, I suspect it was a work that was cut in half because of unsatisfactory data.