Starting from the Alien Scammer
About This Novel
I never lie to people, at least only to aliens. Wu Xin suffered a telecom fraud and his savings over the years were withdrawn into an alien account, and he started his anti-fraud journey. Who says the alien colonists' ships and cannons are indestructible? Who said aliens are advanced life forms and have superior intelligence? You see, don't they just believe the "secret method of cultivating immortality", "magic weapon, spiritual stone" and "longevity elixir" that I casually told? Just one day, Wu Xin suddenly couldn't tell the difference-- Who is being deceived is someone else or yourself.
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Official(1)Scraped 20d ago
Isn't scamming aliens supposed to be light-hearted and funny?
The writing was very good from the beginning. For example, when the protagonist was arrested for the first time, didn't he say who the other person who participated in the parade with him was? And in the memory, the protagonist said "fourth uncle". At first, I thought that the reason why the protagonist didn't say it was because that person was his fourth uncle. But later in the plot, it was directly said that he was a doctor, and he was an unrelated person. I don't know if I read it too fast, or the author, you wrote it so that I couldn't understand it? Also, what the protagonist was thinking before his cell phone was discovered was to muddy the waters and get through. I guessed at the time that the reason why he attacked Zhao Hu was because he wanted to muddy the waters on purpose. But later you told me that the protagonist really thought it was him who was reported by the other party. But when he just mentioned that he was going to muddy the waters and get through, he said that the protagonist really thought that Zhao Hu was the one who reported him. The time was not enough to report others. The writing was a bit inconsistent, which made it appear that the protagonist was the one who reported him. The character's IQ is low and dull, and the previous protagonist is stupid. I don't know if he persuaded his parents to sell the land. After all, he has lived for two lifetimes. He should know that if he doesn't sell, the other party will really resort to tricks or take action or arrest people. This is very inconsistent with the cognition of people who have lived for two lifetimes. Scamming aliens is indeed very attractive. The result is not the relaxed and happy plot of deceiving aliens as I thought at the beginning. It is simply an introduction scam! After all, the light-heartedness written on the introduction really doesn't look light-hearted at all. The protagonist is targeted one after another, and I don't want to read it anymore. It's a pity. The subject of defrauding aliens is very good, but the direction is wrong. The first few pictures are very good, and then the protagonist encounters all kinds of rubbish things one after another.
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Official(1)Scraped 20d ago
Isn't scamming aliens supposed to be light-hearted and funny?
The writing was very good from the beginning. For example, when the protagonist was arrested for the first time, didn't he say who the other person who participated in the parade with him was? And in the memory, the protagonist said "fourth uncle". At first, I thought that the reason why the protagonist didn't say it was because that person was his fourth uncle. But later in the plot, it was directly said that he was a doctor, and he was an unrelated person. I don't know if I read it too fast, or the author, you wrote it so that I couldn't understand it? Also, what the protagonist was thinking before his cell phone was discovered was to muddy the waters and get through. I guessed at the time that the reason why he attacked Zhao Hu was because he wanted to muddy the waters on purpose. But later you told me that the protagonist really thought it was him who was reported by the other party. But when he just mentioned that he was going to muddy the waters and get through, he said that the protagonist really thought that Zhao Hu was the one who reported him. The time was not enough to report others. The writing was a bit inconsistent, which made it appear that the protagonist was the one who reported him. The character's IQ is low and dull, and the previous protagonist is stupid. I don't know if he persuaded his parents to sell the land. After all, he has lived for two lifetimes. He should know that if he doesn't sell, the other party will really resort to tricks or take action or arrest people. This is very inconsistent with the cognition of people who have lived for two lifetimes. Scamming aliens is indeed very attractive. The result is not the relaxed and happy plot of deceiving aliens as I thought at the beginning. It is simply an introduction scam! After all, the light-heartedness written on the introduction really doesn't look light-hearted at all. The protagonist is targeted one after another, and I don't want to read it anymore. It's a pity. The subject of defrauding aliens is very good, but the direction is wrong. The first few pictures are very good, and then the protagonist encounters all kinds of rubbish things one after another.
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