XP is forced to love and chase his wife in the crematorium. I like female protagonists who are cold/intelligent/sunny puppy/tough, etc., And I like straight-ball/dark/love-minded male protagonists.
There is no need to say more about this masterpiece. I will always cry for my senior brother. The only dissatisfaction is that the last emotional line is only the same as that of Mayfly. I don't like it, but it doesn't affect this masterpiece.
Personally, I don't think the female supporting cast is as good as it is, but it's still pretty good. This book is very unconventional and unconventional. The development is very interesting and unexpected, but the overall rhythm is a bit worse and not that fascinating.
The author is the best at writing about ambiguous affairs and sexual tension in the whole JJ. However, as the introduction says, this book does feel a little better than the decompression and decompression skills, but it has no impact on me and is completely within the acceptable range.