A long series of articles with an interstellar background, a very slow pace of raising and growing up. But the most amazing thing is that the author really added a lot of cool points, and it looks very smooth, and it's just a cool read. Moreover, everyone is really a good person and it is very safe.
The overall content of the Middle Ages is very detailed. I haven't finished it yet. From what I've seen so far, the overall feeling is that there is too much information, and it feels more like a science popularization with a plot.
Go through it quickly, from having fun without caring about anything to learning to love. The most comfortable thing is that the protagonist is very confident in himself and is extremely honest about his feelings.
The unit text is a very, very healthy relationship. Each unit is very interesting, with different protagonists and genres. I haven't finished it yet, but it is really healthy. Love is the emotion of wanting the other person to be good and equal respect.
The world view of Interstellar is a bit similar to Xiangshao. Overall, it is not bad. There are some places that can be very intense, but it is passed in a relatively stable way.
Medieval times, woohoo! Little Pope, woo woo woo! Highly recommended, the writing is very good, the logic is smooth, and the whole book is in color, very, very gorgeous.