This is another book about hearing voices, but the overall logic and expression of the voice being heard are still much better than the other book in the same book list, and the logic is also better. The protagonist's identity, plot settings and conflicts have more ups and downs. It's very readable and will make a lasting impression. After reading it, I will still remember the ending of some people or a certain plot in it, and want to review it again.
I personally think that I prefer to read some historical texts more than some modern texts. It may also be that I can use the works of the authors and the world they write to fulfill my fantasy of making up for some regrets. I don't know if this is a typical transference.
It is a light-hearted short story with a very good protagonist and clear goals. Whether it is the author's main text or the main text, the extra chapters in the small theater are very logical, and the words spoken by each character are in line with the character's own positioning. I really enjoyed reading the whole story, I loved it. The only pity is that the author only wrote about two faint kings. It would be great if it could be a long novel.