I like the infinite flow world among them. I have also read a lot of long-form unlimited novels, but I feel that many of them are not as good as the world of fast-travel novels. At the same time, other worlds are also very exciting, retaining the author's consistent style of writing fast travel. Each world has its own special place.
Sometimes, what you pursue is not the same as what you really care about. People will always be blinded by many things, such as interests and hatred. But perhaps the most important thing is yourself, the person in front of you, the things in your hands, and the ordinary and happy life.
It's a story about two ordinary people falling in love! The psychological descriptions of both of them are quite delicate and real, and the stories also reveal the ordinary beauty of ordinary people.
As the title suggests, it is about the process of a person learning to behave the hard way. What I particularly like is that the author doesn't let the protagonist succeed all of a sudden. The protagonist is constantly looking for a path that suits him. In the process, he is faced with the incomprehension and distrust of his family, friends, teachers and classmates. They did not believe that the protagonist could learn well at first, but in the end they witnessed the protagonist's persistence and hard work day after day and saw his determination. So his mother, who had always had a bad relationship with the protagonist, began to support him. The teacher who had always been unhappy with the protagonist also supported him, and his classmates also made friends with him. During the process, I really witnessed the process of a gangster struggling, working hard, and learning well. This is a very, very difficult road, unlike some protagonists in other novels who suddenly want to study and suddenly get very high scores.