Poetry and Knife

With the gimmick of time travel, I write about things that ordinary people can do.

The writing is smooth and the plot is not particularly exciting. As someone who can hardly finish one book in a hundred, I finished it. A rating of eight to nine is more appropriate. The authors of this type of writing all have an unsurpassable mountain called the son-in-law. If you haven't read it, this book is still worth reading.

The author's literary talent is good, and the content is actually quite good. But the writing is too slow. No matter where I write about characters, places or things, I have to talk about them in a eloquent way. The whole novel is half story and half parallel import. The content that could have been covered in a few strokes has to be written in half a chapter, which makes it tiring to read.

The more I look at it, the more stuffy the atmosphere becomes.