The content of the game is relatively enjoyable to write, but the transition period to a career is a bit annoying. There is an apprentice who keeps looking for him. This plot feels like it is specifically about how good it is to defeat the horse. I don't like watching it. I feel that the protagonist is not Xiao Yue. In the past, there was quite a male protagonist, and the focus was more on Xiao Yue. Maybe this book is suitable for product ladies. I'll taste it again. By the way, Duan Pingchao has been clamoring for a secondary CP a lot, but I haven't seen any secondary CP in more than 100 chapters so far.
The writing is a little sloppy and the ending is a bit hasty, but it is an enjoyable article, with a strong and powerful emotional response, a strong personality, and a very lovable attack. Points you may mind: The combat power system is a bit broken (some skill designs feel unbalanced, but that's not a big problem. The protagonist is the best). Some teammates are humiliated/hunted down first and then subdued, but the bond behind them is very strong. The protagonist has a good relationship with a certain teammate (non-attacker).
This book is also good, as is the book on Beginning of Spring by the same author, and perhaps the book on Taoist educated youth. He is the type who mainly talks about his career. The emotional line is not obvious in the bl attribute. The protagonist of each book is very good at causing trouble hahahaha.