This book is overall more playful. Three worlds is good.
In the first world, Shou is basically inferior to Gong. When Shou is courting, Gong gradually accepts it. The writing style is okay, but the difference between the two people's arrows is quite large. The Shou character is keen, but very good at persuading oneself, while the Aggressive character is more calculating and more capable of action.
There is a heart changer in the back, who is supported by Gong Gong, who is Gonggan and eaten by Shou Nei, who is a close friend in online games, and later when he confesses his love frankly, it is quite tense.
There is also an Internet pornographic guy who attacks with others, and then he provides cover and protects her. She likes to attack, and she is emotionally sticky. This kind of entanglement is okay, and it's pretty good to watch.
The two of them had been friends for a long time, and later they came to the conclusion that the attack was more boring, and there were many different ways to play with the opponent. Aggressive personality is more tactful and can get things done, while Shou personality is colder and arrogant.
There is a birthmark on the face, but the overall style of writing is ordinary. The gong personality is relatively boring and tends to be group-like, with a lot of friends, while the sect personality is cold and cool.
In the first world, Gong's overall personality was quite cold, with a strong sense of selfishness and scumbag, but he was forced to be self-reliant and pursue another career line after his rebirth. Shou is more crazy, has words in his words, and is more mature.