How do you rate The Man Who Couldn't Raid by Sleeve Side?

Characters are well-drawn, content description is clear,Storyline is coherent.

The female protagonist she even forgot her name. From being kidnapped and held captive at the beginning, to constantly learning and escaping from the ship, her change from weak to strong is also a great attraction. As a growing heroine, she's not exactly kind and even a bit cold, but her independent and strong personality is really attractive!

There is no male lead in the traditional sense in this article, but the three males highlighted are all very deep.

The main client of the female mission world. However, the setting is not the traditional "woman chasing man", but rather the female lead needs to stimulate the male lead's emotions of hate and anger through betrayal, abandonment, etc., which is a gripping part of the storyline.

To put it in a bad way, at first, the male is indifferent to the female, using, killing, lust, blocking the gun, which is an example of scum; later, the female makes the male unapproachable, and through the knowledge and skills accumulated in one world after another, the female main character is gradually becoming a strong person.

And the author used his powerful writing to convince people without letting this male-female relationship fall into clichés.

The second is Leo, the so-called main god who disguises the system, but is essentially a perverted techno-nerd + internationally wanted criminal.

Third is Li Zhou, a system life off AI with awakened consciousness, which can be called the heroine's spiritual companion.

This novel is rare in that the analog world in which it is set up is only a spur to the heroine's growth, and in reality the heroine is still sleeping in the healing capsule of the Leo ship.

All the buildup is the heroine's attempt to escape control and gain freedom:

Existence makes the heroine forced to grow.

Leo's control prevents the heroine from being free.

Lee Boat, on the other hand, is the heroine's harbor under persecution and surveillance.

Each story develops in layers, and this development is not simply a stacking of skills or an increase in attributes, but a change in mindset and is perceived through the delivery of details.

This kind of fast-passage stories that are coupled with each other and complement each other are very rare, but it is a pity that the novel is not very famous at the moment.

Again, I have always felt that in romance, when describing the emotional advancement of men and women, occasionally with a bit of sexual description is very attractive, the viewer feels that the moving and have real feelings. I think this book is very delicate love between men and women, more too meat, pornography; less boring, a little serious.

Liked the author's writing and ideas on the side of the sleeve, and the values revealed in the book also enhanced my reading taste to a certain extent. The author left the book with a saddening ending that made sense but left me wanting more, and was an excellent fast-paced relic.