How to evaluate the novel "laity belongs to archives"

First of all, I have to admit that this is half a good book.

The first half of this book is a masterpiece of rebirth theme with certain thoughts, which clearly and in place implements the concept of laity. After rebirth, it is a modest precedent to look at the past era from the perspective of the Internet era.

At the same time, the description of college life can also write a bit of youthful and sour meaning, which is why Shan Rao, as the first hostess in this period, has won many readers' special attention.

In the middle period, Geng Jean expressed his admiration for subtlety and night, which seemed to lead him to fall into the conceit of subtlety (or the same taste). The clues buried in the early stage began to escape one by one, until Zhu Haishan, the first reincarnation, appeared as a super plug-in, and the whole book collapsed, and many efforts made by the protagonist in the early stage became jokes. Taking this as a start, the quality and subscription of laity began to step into a cliff-like decline.

Geng refused to let the repeated "aesthetic impulse" and "letting go of self" finally overlap, which led to the "aesthetic distortion" of the whole book. Many useless clues were too big to be discarded, and became the pale existence of the protagonist's author. For example, Li Yu became the loyal dog in the protagonist's imprisonment, and Xu Shangxiu became a vase to show his love after his writing collapsed, and the last trace of value of the explosion was forced to dig a grave to realize the complete list of the protagonist's Crystal Palace.

In the later serial of "Vulgar", Geng Rang, under the banner of "You and I are vulgar", tore open the beautiful disguise of all previous years, exposed a middle-aged crisis, and faced with the dark face of the old diaosi, who was extremely unwilling or even distorted in the mediocre life, the female decorator began to brush the screen indefinitely, so women all over the world couldn't wait to save the protagonist. In the narration, the author also took pains to clean the floor like a repeater-he didn't want to save the protagonist, a bachelor.

The biggest black spot in this book: the protagonist hyped the Wenchuan earthquake to gain fame, and then he was knelt down by all China, and even boasted by the author as a saint of "Ten Thousand Buddhas" (original novel).