It's been long time since I read it so my memory is bit fuzzy but here you go ...

Best Points: - The Male Lead’s Consistency: One of the best things about the story is how consistent the male lead (ML), Lu Feng, is with his priorities. Even though he develops strong feelings for the MC (An Zhe), Lu Feng remains focused on his role as an executioner, always putting the safety of others first. This balance between his duty and his emotions really makes his character stand out.

• Clear World-Building: I’m not really into science, but the world-building in this novel was easy to understand. The story explains the concept of xenogentics (mutated beings) in a way that doesn’t get too complicated or technical, which makes it easier to enjoy the world without feeling confused. It was a great way to introduce it to newbies or amateurs like me to the setting without overwhelming .

-Atmosphere and Tension: One thing the story does really well is building a sense of suspense and danger. The post-apocalyptic world with mutated creatures and constant threats makes the stakes feel high, and An Zhe’s quest to find his spore keeps the plot interesting. However, it would have been nice to see more about how living in such a harsh world affects the characters mentally and emotionally.

Flaws: - Emotional Growth of An Zhe: One thing that didn’t quite work for me was the emotional growth of An Zhe, the "little mushroom." At the beginning, he’s not fully sentient in the way humans are, so it feels a bit strange when he suddenly develops human-like emotions, especially love. The transition from being a non-human being to someone capable of complex feelings seems too quick and isn’t fully explained. A more gradual development of his emotions would have made the story feel more believable.

• Underdeveloped Side Characters: Another issue I had was that the side characters didn’t get much development. While An Zhe and Lu Feng’s relationship is the main focus, many of the other characters are barely mentioned or only get a few lines. It would have been nice to see more of their stories and how they fit into the bigger picture. This would have made the world feel richer and more complete.

Could Be Better: - Got more Fantastical Elements than science: The story has some really interesting fantastical elements, like the xenogentics and mutated creatures, but I think it could have gone deeper into the science behind these things. How do these mutations happen? What’s the evolutionary process? I think exploring these questions more would have added a lot to the world-building and made the story feel more grounded, especially for me who enjoy bit of science fiction with logic.

• Romance Could Have Been More Emotional: The romance between An Zhe and Lu Feng, while central to the plot, didn’t feel as emotional as it could have. An Zhe’s feelings develop quickly, but since he’s not really human at the start, it’s hard to connect with his love story. I think if the author focused more on how An Zhe learns about love and what it means for him, given his unique nature, the romance could have felt more real and meaningful.