I am weak, and the self-destructive suicide before rewinding at the beginning shocked me. In short, it seems that the desire to survive is not strong, and the script team has a good brain, but the subsequent plot is not interesting at all. No cp
From the perspective of an ordinary person, it describes how to be a male god/popular character/beautiful and powerful pale moonlight, etc.
It makes people feel particularly involved, as if they have done something cool. From other people's perspective, he is a very beautiful, strong, and talented person, and often others don't have a particularly deep contact with him. The impression they leave is that of a distant feeling like wow, this is a big guy, rather than the feeling that after you get to know the big guy, you find that although he is very powerful, he is just your ordinary buddy. It also helps you to make up your own mind. But this author is very verbose, and it just feels a bit watery.
It is said that he died soon and became seriously ill. There is a very special past with no cp.
The writing style is very unique, um... It feels like a comic book style..., The protagonist has a very good brain, and the script team is very good, and the body... Emm is an ordinary body, but in a world where physical fitness is extremely high, it means that the body is poor. The writing style does not feel very realistic, but what is particularly amazing is that because the writing style has a comic-like feel, there is no sense of violation at all, and it is quite comfortable to look at without CP.
It doesn't matter whether you die or not. You can kill yourself whenever you have a whim. You are sick and coughing and vomiting blood. You are pampered. You are pampered carefully by a child and you don't want anyone to die. The latter part is not as good as the first one, but you can also do it without cp.