The Announcement Is All over Your Face, You Say You Can't See It?

The writing in this book is too naive, and there are many obvious little poisonous points (many old routines are no longer applicable) The main text, negotiating with the official and negotiating with other people are too poorly written. The social order of the former has not collapsed, and is still under the management of a strong unified government. . . (Separation, on the one hand, it looks like the extraordinary recovery has been made public, and on the other hand, it seems like only a few people know about it) In addition, this kind of ability usually flies directly to the official. Your semi-affiliation here is considered to be a lone wolf without a reasonable enough patch, which is a poisonous point Additional 1 (poisonous point): Negotiations with the official are not just poorly written. It's too naive, and it's already considered poisonous. On the premise of winning over the protagonist, the protagonist's liaison is an anthropomorphic thing who doesn't understand the world. (My personal doubt is not specific to this novel. Why is it acquiescing or misunderstanding that the protagonist and the official female protagonist are boyfriend and girlfriend, and still assigns a female liaison to the protagonist) Negotiate with the official extraordinary person It's still a misunderstanding Supplementary 2 (details): Where do people wear Chinese tunic suits every day Supplementary 3 (poisonous points): classic soliloquies read aloud (This evaluation ends in Chapter 10)

Your name changed directly in the second chapter, Zhao became Li

The post-80s generation talks about people, the post-90s generation talks about love The post-00s generation just doesn't care about you, and protecting yourself first is the answer.