She also gave a serious review: "The vocabulary isn't flashy, but the most common words are closer to the essence. The theme of exploring the ultimate right to interpret relationships tends to feel somewhat empty and false, making emotional resonance difficult to achieve, which is unavoidable. But among all the poems expressing similar themes..."
After carefully considering it, Su Yizhana was about to find something for Liszt to reference, but after pondering for a while, she realized her previous assumptions were entirely influenced by stereotypes of bad pirates. Looking at it objectively, she added, "No, among the works of its kind, it's actually very outstanding, even among the top tier. I have to say, it's quite flavorful."
Reaching such a level with the worst topic, it's quite talented.
Su Yizhana had a change of heart about Liszt, does a murderer also write about love and eternity?
Liszt remained expressionless.
Plans through the heart!
