Assassin's Brain Hurts a Bit

Assassin Project (We don't know what planning means, and we don't dare to ask) ①Traditional Assassin Type I: Stealth and lurking, bursting out at close range, and being able to run away with one strike. His cold and handsome image is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. [Representative: Wesley (hormones are flowing in the blood vessels)...] ②Traditional Assassin Type II: Thousands of miles away, poison can be used to kill, and it is difficult to detect. [Representative: XXX (We forgot, eh!)...] ③ Emerging Assassin Type I: Swaggering, useless in hiding. As long as there are no survivors, it is a perfect assassination, unparalleled. [Representative: Connor...] ④ Emerging Assassin Type II: Stealth and lurking/instantaneous speed, face-to-face flaming explosion. Very cruel! [Representative figure: Namikaze Minato...] ⑤ Half-assassin, half-killer type: ultra-long-distance killing, a feast of technology; sniper rifles, rocket launchers, and star destroyer cannons are all instantly indistinguishable. [Representative characters: Many cannon fodder assassins in American TV series...]

The author gave the novel a cover, otherwise no one would be interested in it. Instead, use a beautiful picture of the assassin girl or something like that.

The book is really well written and worth reading.

The author's update speed is a bit slow! Admire

The person next door recommended me to come and take a look, but I found that only 2 people wrote comments for over 500 chapters in the update. I didn't read it yet and left a comment to make up for it. It's miserable, it's so miserable🤔

The writing setting and character creation are both excellent, but unfortunately the most critical plot control ability is too weak. The author can't stop writing and keeps writing whatever comes to mind. The characters' thoughts, memories, and hidden stories often appear in large chunks, or even last for a chapter. The overall sense of rhythm and coherence is extremely poor, and they often have no role in promoting the plot. The author just writes it when he suddenly wants to. In addition, the plot is too bland, and with the characters whose minds can think of hundreds of words in one second, there is no sense of tension. Later, there will be a plot where the time traveler loses his memory. Does it matter whether you wear it or not if you have lost your memory? There is also very little character growth, and the characters and protagonists who make mistakes do add to the three-dimensionality, but if you keep repeating the same mistakes, it is not cute but boring.