There is basically no CP, the main line is the feelings of family and country, and the community of a shared future for mankind; supplemented by family lines/passionate group portraits
The Fourth Disaster is a story about a heroine who has been pregnant with a golden finger system and summons modern people to help dominate the world (it is a group portrait but not deeply portrayed, which is a pity that it seems neither salty nor bland). The presence of the system is almost zero, and the emotional line is almost brushed off. Overall, the portrayal of this aspect gives people a neither salty nor bland impression, but it is still a good choice for a period of literary shortage.
Excellent writing style. It is a second-hand portrait of family and country. It describes Mulan's life in the army for her father and the cruelty of war from a different perspective of Mulan. It is a book I like very much.
One of my favorite group portrait articles. The protagonists and supporting characters are all very well portrayed, humorous and interesting (a pseudo-one-to-many emotional line, but most of them I call it friendship ~ [Dog Head]). The depiction of the world view is very interesting to me at 24 years old.