A super nice unit article, each unit has its own style, and the writing is very good.
My four favorite units
1 Sea Otter, this world really has the warmth of a fairy tale, but it is not intellectually subdued, and the world view is very complete. It completes the description of the entire history and customs of the pantheon in a limited space and makes people feel that it does not occupy the main space. The most important thing is that the sea otter is very cute, the whole is very warm, and the description is superb.
2 Horses, this world embodies more of the brilliance of people and love, but it is not heavy. Every horse should be cherished, and everyone should be loved. I should say that the most outstanding part is the protagonist beating the devil. The sense of power shocked me severely, and the explanation of love in the middle is also great. At the same time, each horse has its own personality and abilities, and the supporting characters also have their own stories, which are described with great flesh and blood. It feels like the main thread of this world is about the transmission of love, which is great.
3 Dogs and Snakes has a sense of description from Greek mythology, but it pits the limits of human beings against the teasing of gods. You will feel that the paintings that the protagonist worked hard for are eventually defeated by the talent of gods, and the protagonist's idea of collapse and even wanting to give up is very real and heavy, because everyone will always have such a time in life, but the protagonist recovers at the final limit and successfully escapes from the status of the gods' teasing. It really feels like the pain is rewarded. The overall story feels like it tells the story of an ordinary person who is tormented between the oppression of genius and the anxiety of not being able to achieve his inner desires. He might as well look up, just like you can never catch up with God's skills in works, but you can still carve out your own path.
4 Spider (Intelligence), although this world is about revenge, the focus is not on revenge, but more on the psychological redemption process of the protagonist, which is to go through hardships, but ultimately redeem yourself, as light as the sigh after drinking a cup of hot water in winter. Hatred flows out of the heart and no longer produces venom. The industrious spider mends the hole in the heart, so the whole heart is filled with love.
Overall, the emotional lines in each world are great (I won't comment on the last one as I haven't finished it yet), everyone is super cute, and the descriptions are all realistic. In short: fairy tale!
So warm, I like it. The heroine and the fourth master are not in a relationship, and the heroine is not emotionally attached to the fourth master. She feels like she is using the fourth master as her boss.
It's a very good time-travel novel. The emotional line is very warm, but there is also the sourness of being helpless under the gears of history. The emotional descriptions are very good, and it will make you want to cry in the end. It is not a sadistic novel. The career line is very exciting. The protagonist did his best in the field of figure skating and also helped the motherland at that time.