The Lady on Haitang Street

The author is obviously a lover of Western drama and poetry, as well as a veteran writer. The first point is that the author is really a very powerful poet. The antiphon between Wylon and Rivera in the second chapter reflects this very vividly. These images must have been accumulated by his long-term creation. When writing, he picked it up easily and it is very easy to understand. Even a novice can learn to rhyme a few lines by reading only two chapters. Second point, the fusion of drama and novel writing is even more wonderful. It gives the impression that the various "saying", "asking" and utterance verbs and modifications that need to be repeatedly exchanged are no longer needed. What is replaced is the explanation of the drama and the language of the drama. This is really a very novel way of playing.