Insomnia 2020

The language in it is concise and clear. It saves what is needed and adds what is needed. There is no redundant part. It completely looks like a mature writer, which is really commendable. The plot has ups and downs and is extremely exciting. At the same time, it can be seen that the author has a strong purpose when writing, so the work has a very clear theme. The prominent theme of this work is directed at criticizing and satirizing militarized teaching. This theme is closely related to the current status of education, has profound practical significance, and is thought-provoking. Therefore, I personally think this is a valuable traditional novel, not Internet literature, although its carrier is the Internet.

First, I feel that the framework of the novel is a bit weak. I feel that the author is dreaming of saying which sentences, and the preface does not match the follow-up. Second point, the writing style is a bit immature, as ordinary as a composition written by primary and secondary school students. For example, it uses a bunch of adjectives. A few words can be said to be simple, but when it is more, it feels immature. There are also complicated sentences, which makes it difficult to read. The third point is, is the protagonist a normal person? Inexplicably, is the author's mental state okay? The fourth point, the only interesting thing is that the poem written by the author in the second chapter is good. Of course this is just my personal feeling and may be one-sided. After all, everyone has different standards.

This book is really well written, but I'm surprised that not many people have read it. I recommend it to everyone.