It's really difficult to write about time travel, especially since there are so many excellent movies with similar settings. Looking at this again, it seems a bit naive, but I like the setting, which makes up for it.
It should be the only non-real world novel among the Goudan novels I have read. The setting is so novel that I almost couldn't get used to it. It's not particularly in line with the public's taste, and its palatability is relatively low. People who understand it should like it very much. I like it very much, but I only watch some more enjoyable plots over and over again, because I don't like to use my brain... This article still requires a lot of brainpower the first time.
It seems that I read it before I got into the trap. I wasn't chasing Wu Zhe at that time. I probably read it as a pirated copy, which was in the package sent by others. After reading it, I didn't have the urge to find other articles by the author. It was a very relaxing article. Goudan's personal style is not very strong in it. You can start reading it at any time. It doesn't require any brainpower or mammary glands.
The writing style, setting and rhythm are all very good. I have read it many times. The length and content are a perfect match. It has more than 100,000 words and completely describes the development of a relationship.
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