Reborn: The Rise of a Literary Giant

The author's score of 75 is actually very fair. In fact, I felt that the book was a bit bland in the middle and later stages. The tension in the description of the plot and characters always felt like it was holding back. Later, I tried to understand the character operation from a literary point of view. I may have a little approval, but when I read it, it was only a bland passage with little conflict and not particularly exciting or worrying. In terms of the plot of the incident, the mood is quite stable, but overall it is still watchable.

Having too many female characters is a failure in the career line. Others are OK

The story has ups and downs and the fate of the protagonist is gripping, making readers immersed in it and unable to extricate themselves. Various settings in the novel are cleverly integrated into the plot, and the text is smooth and natural without any sense of abruptness.

The overall writing and structure are good. Any layout such as fun, story-telling, etc. Can be used. It's just that the ending was rushed, or maybe there were too many things to write about, so there was nothing to write about.

Isn't this the porter of novels after rebirth?