I particularly like this article. It's very sour (mainly because Gong is sour) and tough. Personally, I don't think it's particularly sadistic. The two of them acted as substitutes for each other at first. Gong fell in love with Shou but didn't know it, and Shou still treated Gong as his wife. The crematorium was not a fake crematorium. Gong's Bai Yueguang turned into grains of rice in the end, but Shou's Bai Yueguang passed away and there was no change.
The emotional lines are relatively few but very smooth, with many highlights, the writing is cool, and the main character is controllable and watchable.
Looking at the ratings, I can see that it is slightly worse than the previous two books. I haven't ordered all of them and haven't finished them yet. From what I've read before, I can tell that it's worth reading.