Chinese Entertainment, 2005: Joining Fahrenheit from the Start

I can give it 8 points out of 10. It is a rare rebirth novel that starts from Wanwan. The plot progresses slowly in the middle and early stages, but it looks very comfortable. The author has good control over the rhythm. It is this slow pace that makes the protagonist and many characters more full-bodied. There are relatively few stars appearing in this book compared to other entertainment books, which is a pity for me, but the author did not write any stars as villains (harlequins), which is one of the things that made me feel comfortable reading this book. It's a pity that the emotional lines of this book are almost the same. There is no foreshadowing from the beginning to the end of the relationship. Most of them are mentioned by the author in one stroke, and several potential emotional lines are wasted. Fortunately, it is not a stud novel, so many people should be more accepting of it. In summary, this book is worth reading in the entertainment literature.