Four and a half stars
This is the second time I have read this book. The overall picture gives me a picture: wearing a red and white plaid scarf in winter, the scarf is wrapped around two or three times, just enough to wrap your chin. You are holding a hot drink in your hand, taking a sip, chatting with friends, and having warmth surrounding your heart. The protagonist has no superpowers, but He Qiao can travel through books. The protagonist Xue Yan in the book made changes with the help of He Qiao. The pace is fast and slow, and it looks smooth.
This book can be considered a relatively new one. The guide watching the small advertisement connects the whole story, the rhythm is suitable, and the speed and slowness (just a description) are available. But! The worst thing I did was to read the comment section. There was a quarrel in the comment section, which affected me a bit (personally only)
The pace is fast and the entire logic is self-consistent. Rival literature, but really fighting style. What attracts me more about this article is the new character setting, using technology to bring pregnant attacks to life. But maybe it's because I don't have this kind of sworn enemy (doge) who doesn't have the emotional change to get a seal.
The whole thing is relatively coherent, and the pace is appropriate. The classic saw-tongued man (not derogatory, just descriptive) has sex with an emotional person. Personally, I think what sticks out to me is that the character's mental journey can be seen (of course, Saw Mouth Man no), and it's a very delicate story.