After seeing Chapter 24, I only bought a few chapters because I wanted to see the part about recognizing relatives, but I wasn't interested in the rest.
I've read Chapter 21, and it's okay. I don't really like the heroine's character, and I can't say I don't like it. I just feel a little uncomfortable watching it, so I'll give it up.
I saw Chapter 39, which is probably the average level of Jinjiang. Personally, I feel that there is too much emphasis on the atmosphere but the plot of the dungeon is relatively average. For example, there are a lot of "suddenly", "shrinking of eyes", "shocked", etc., And descriptions of ghosts with raised corners of their mouths, horrified faces, etc. These words and descriptions are usually followed by a description of the heroine's inner psychology. There are many such words and descriptions, and the tense and exciting atmosphere is in place, but there are only about 3,000 words in one chapter, and how much is left to unfold the plot. It seems that the content of the article is very small, and you can just browse it. There is no need to read it carefully. Regardless of whether the article is good or not, it seems to be bad anyway. Originally, the purpose of enhancing the atmosphere is to make people more immersed in the plot as it progresses, but if there are too many, it will appear that there is less plot, which will actually affect the reading experience.
When I saw Chapter 37, I thought it was average. I thought it was an article about struggling to survive after the strangeness came. In fact, it is not. It is about comfortably exploring a strange new world. Moreover, a test has been written for five or six chapters and has not been finished. It is estimated that it will take about ten chapters to finish the test. However, this test has no substantial content. It is all side description, which makes it feel not difficult at all. The full text has more than a hundred chapters, and the overall content is probably not much, or the writing is not attractive. Originally, the content of the "small copy" should be the focus, allowing readers to feel the charm and ability of the protagonist, but the writing was not good. They were all the author's side descriptions, like a narration, and I had passed them through the specific difficulties and postgraduate entrance examinations.
After reading Chapter 66, it was quite engaging, but the author was very slow and almost forgot the previous plot. Obviously, the emotional line has just started now, and there is still a lot of content that has not been written. If it keeps going so slowly, it will be more difficult to accept.