I've watched a copy so far and it's okay. It can be seen that it has improved a bit, evolving from a full-text young man to a partial young man. The author said that he will explain the pitfalls of the previous copy in the second copy.
The first one was a heart-throb of fast time travel. I liked it very much, but it was cut into pieces. The writing may be a bit childish for me now, but I am a country dog and I love reading. The ending is a bit rushed and feels a bit unfinished, but I still like watching Small World now.
I like this author's heart-throb novel, but the author likes to disappear, so it's best to wait until a copy is completed before reading it.
But what can I say about this book? I don't really like the story of the bride-to-be and the real world behind it. It doesn't feel like it did before, and it's a bit abrupt and hasty (maybe it's because the updates are always interrupted and parts of the plot don't connect). The author said that some readers feel that the pace of her writing is too slow, so the real world can be regarded as a short ending (I am not very acceptable, the emotional line is very abrupt and inexplicable, so it is better not to write it)