Hacker: a Perfect Accident in the Beginning

The protagonist is a bit naive. A person who controls hundreds of billions still needs evidence. Just suspicion is enough. You have a grudge against his son, and that's enough. You would rather kill by mistake than expose him. Who do you expect to protect you, the police?

To be honest, the protagonist is too frank. He is a technical talent. His hacking skills may be unique in the world, but his physical fitness and background are extremely ordinary. I also admire him for actually having the courage to personally contact the victim. The police may need evidence to arrest him, but he doesn't need someone like the victim's father. He would rather kill the wrong person than let him go.

You are a hacker, and if you run to the front and people find you, won't you be hiding behind it? As long as you don't come forward, no one will doubt you no matter what you want.

How did the protagonist's sister die?

... Someone actually wrote that my sister was...**

Isn't it true that the most awesome hacker will do anything to you? Why don't you just transfer all the money from his company? I'll transfer the money to you. How about that? Isn't it more exciting, no matter what company you open, what tricks you play, in this Internet age, if you are the best at computer skills, then you are a god, okay.

Wouldn't it be enough to just kill this guy? As for exposing himself?

If I were the protagonist, I would directly transfer all the money of the villain's company or individual, and then expose their black materials to snipe their stock market, making their family feel like street rats, and then publish information on the dark web to have people kill them. In this way, revenge would be paid and money would be paid. The villain would be worse off than dead, and the official can't find any evidence.

This is not a hacker, and this is not what the protagonist said he wanted to hide behind the scenes. I think the protagonist does not want revenge at all, but wants everyone in the world to know how awesome you are. You can expose yourself at every turn. If you want revenge, you can control the elevator. Why don't the boss and the Huang family just let them all have an accident? They also ran to ask the victim what happened to your sister. Why don't you jump out and directly say that you did it?

If you're a hacker and run around all day and act arrogant, that's fine!

Knowing that his sister was raped, but still forcing him to tell her, does the protagonist want to know the process of his sister's rape so much?

If hackers are like you, no matter how many lives you have, it will not be enough to kill you. When you wrote about selling houses to make money, I knew that your plot was an insult to hackers. Killing a legless guy is like avenging a big revenge. You wrote such awesome hacking technology, but it took so much effort to find someone? You have to sit in front of the computer to do everything by yourself. With such awesome hacking skills, you can't even write a smart program? He keeps repeating that he has awesome hacking skills, but it all depends on that plug-in computer. Without that computer, you, the protagonist, are nothing. You, the author, are so imaginative that you can write novels.

Hackers just don't expose themselves. It's true that they were exposed, and they even came to the door in person. It's true.

I also think that hackers should be strategizing in the background... This article has become a fool's errand. As a result, we encountered a big crisis at the beginning. Why should we be so reckless when we have god-level hacking skills? Directly invading the hospital network and asking if it's a good idea to do it in person. It's outrageous. I'm also being targeted by mercenaries. I'm really afraid that I can't write it down.

I laughed so hard at 7 Days Inn. . .

So just because it was possible, the hero smashed up someone's car and beat up an innocent security guard? Moreover, the second generation of a rich man was sentenced to 5 years in prison. The second generation of the rich must have more than enough abilities.

The protagonist was discovered, but there was no evidence. It was normal for the authorities not to move him. However, the two villains failed and left. It was a bit funny.

With such strong technology, you can still make things look like this. Ridiculously bad! I'm obviously sorry for the technical capabilities of this, okay!

In fact, I really hope that the protagonist will take all his relatives out of the city, and then control the nuclear bomb launch warehouse, and directly launch a bunch of nuclear bombs into the city, or every city. That would be cool.

Why do I think the protagonist is more jealous than hateful of Huang Yaohui!

What the hell, at least balance the combat power, and you can't finish this kind of novel even if you kill the pig's feet at the beginning.

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