Mainly because the story is wonderful and cleverly conceived, which means it pays more attention to the development of the plot rather than the arousal of emotions.
This book seems to have taken a long time to finish. What I still remember is the draft copy, which is a bit cleverly designed. The palace copy is a bit mysterious. Overall, it is worth reading, right? It is recommended to pick up a copy and read a few chapters to test the waters.
Solving a crime is like eating and drinking. How many chapters per chapter is considered case reasoning? I'm not sure. The feeling of reading is relatively calm, which is both the advantage and disadvantage of this article. It cannot get emotional stimulation immediately, but it has a calm interest.
This Infinity book is relatively relaxed. The background is the interstellar era with abundant resources. It is almost an ideal society. Everyone's spirit is very stable, so the main reason for entering the dungeon is to have fun. The copy is also very exciting, and there is more than one solution.
It's not a farming story, but a story about how the protagonist deals with himself in a changing era through time travel, maybe?
The protagonist is more like a thread that connects other stories, a modern perspective? The author's writing style is very humorous, and the part where the protagonist's experience of dressing up as a woman is adapted into a script by the king without his knowledge is also very funny.
When she takes the throne at the beginning, the heroine is really ambitious. Seeing so many historical figures wearing vests together, the various dramatic effects caused are also a bit interesting. However, it was a bit short and didn't feel like it was developed much, and I didn't really like the male protagonist.