The writing is very mature, and I also like the pair of sub-CPs, except that I think it's a little bit unfinished. Among them, the most impressive chapter is undoubtedly the chapter "Nine Phase Views", which is astonishing to heaven and man.
Very good piece of work, no obvious flaws. The portrayal of the heroine is very touching and delicate, and the portrayal of other supporting characters is also very memorable. A campus novel, the background is high school. The author must have really thought about it, and the details and logic are perfect.
The novel perfectly displays that period of time. I also thought back to my high school days while watching it. I have experienced those sour secret thoughts, and I have also experienced the stage of learning to death as long as I can't learn it. The male and female protagonists finally came together, but I missed a classmate. Now that I'm a senior, college is completely different than high school. As the article says, high school is a place where learning is all about. Now in college, besides studying, you have to deal with too many things, but no one will teach you about them. You have to suffer the consequences yourself to understand. There are so many water classes and meetings, and sometimes I have a busy day and don't know what I am busy with. I really miss high school, the time when everyone worked together for one goal and had no distractions. Later, I saw that classmate again, and I was shocked to find that his appearance and temperament had changed drastically, and it was difficult to see the shadow of his past. Maybe that's the case for me too. That's why I love the world of novels so much. It is the purest world, enough for me to yearn for and miss it forever.
A masterpiece. I rarely read ancient novels set in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Moreover, the heroine of this article is a counselor, a genius counselor who is extremely cunning but has a benevolent heart. The heroine has a lot of highlights, which is very enjoyable to watch! There are two male protagonists, and each has its own highlights. This article directly aroused my interest in the history of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and the writing is profound and I really admire it.
A masterpiece. Very divine. I can really feel the indescribable horror in the writing. In the end, Kali and Canaan are very much like Shiva and Parvati, a fusion of Hinduism and Cthulhu.