90 Points.
The author's basic knowledge is very solid, and the writing can be seen to be polished, beautiful and gorgeous.
But the inevitable flaw is that the plot is too vain. When it is time to express the true feelings, it is still piling up rhetoric and deliberately fabricating a utopia of comfort and healing. It seems unreal and somewhat incapable of touching people's hearts. But overall it was satisfactory, so I gave it a score.
95 Points.
The daily survival of humans and tigers. Busy looking for treasure is the sense of sight.
A small flaw is that the plot of the heroine's work is too tight, and it feels like she is constantly running around. The ending also seems rushed because the emotional line is carelessly revealed. But if the flaws don't cover up the strengths, it's still a success.
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