Urban: Me, the Cyber Thief Saint!

The first part is well written, but the second part is out of touch. What's the point of it? We are all countries with hard steel, so we might as well attack the aircraft carriers directly at the gates of other countries and return cultural relics to them before they do so.

It made me laugh. How could I keep writing this? I didn't want to expose it, but at the beginning there was an old man and a granddaughter. Before I got the national treasure back, I left a comment on Mr. Fang. After I got the national treasure back, I went to the museum and left a message on Mr. Fang again. He also repaired the national treasure in various ways. . . . How could this 1.3 Million words be written? . . . .

In the front is the Thief Saint, and in the back is the one who directly robs the Gaga and kills them indiscriminately, opening the Wushuang Cut*, and leaving a big picture.

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And I feel like I started to go off the rails very early on. In Chapter 92, I started to get tough and the weapons were bombarded. Later, when I read the title, I didn't feel that it had anything to do with stealing cultural relics.

Good guy, you restored Xia Zhou's things to last week's. It's you as expected. Protagonist.

Also, does the author not dare to kill people? After so many chapters, no one died. Don't you think it's not enough of a deterrent?

Fake Thief: Hack the surveillance, become invisible, sneak in, obtain cultural relics, and then escape; The real thief: first destroy the police station and the army, isolate the entire city from the outside world, and then enter unparalleledly, take away the cultural relics, and leave a mushroom before leaving.

The overall plot is very enjoyable, especially the good days part, but I can't figure out when Mr. Fang was exposed later on.

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