Lifelike Dolls: I Use Them to Create the Perfect Accident

I didn't watch it later, and I'll tell you why. First, I feel that the protagonist does not have the basic psychological quality to be a bad guy. No matter what the reason is, if you do something bad, you must be mentally prepared to overturn it. The female classmate was shocked when she arrived. Second, since you have done something bad, no matter what the outcome is, you must know one thing about killing someone. No matter how bad that person is, there is no reason for you to kill him, so if you are wrong, you are wrong. Third, it is too loose. As a killer, even a novice. You should not contact the buyer, and you should not directly mention your request by name. This is demented behavior. If someone wants to investigate you, you will definitely overturn! Fourth, since you are a puppeteer and sell dolls on the side. You have to learn to hide your clumsiness. If you can do anything, you are too high-profile. High profile means exposure. Exposure will attract attention, even if it is the curiosity of others! Finally, I wish the author all the best

I read more than seventy chapters, and I felt that something was wrong with the character of the protagonist. At the beginning, he still only wanted to kill evil people. Later, he found out that a powerful detective was coming, and he even had the idea of ​​killing him. It would be better to write him as disdain or as the protagonist to regard him as a challenge. This part made me feel that the protagonist has moved towards the murderer, and anyone who stands in his way will die.

Why do you want a younger brother and Ouyang Jing to come out? This is a complete constraint. The killer does not need feelings.

After reading everyone's comments and the outline I wrote, I suddenly found that the writing seems to be a little different from what I thought before. I think what everyone likes about reading this book is that the protagonist uses puppets and psychology to play with people's feelings. So starting from Chapter 412 onwards, I redesigned the plot outline to try to get the book back to the "smell" at the beginning as much as possible.

Finished spreading flowers! No matter where it is placed, this book is definitely a good book.

The most annoying novels are those with one male protagonist and many female protagonists. Also, a novel like this would be unreadable if it had an emotional line.

Everyone has their own sense of justice, but after the protagonist killed the detective who was tracking him, my sense of it changed and became less and less pure. Fortunately, the protagonist still has a clear understanding of himself and knows that he is a person destined to go to hell. It's not that the character has collapsed, because he didn't claim to be righteous from the beginning. I just can clearly feel that as the plot develops, the protagonist's bottom line is getting lower and lower.

When you see the protagonist saying that he only kills evil people, just be direct. It is an illegal crime for the protagonist to kill without being judged by law. No matter how evil the person is, it is not a reason for the protagonist to be tried privately. Killing someone privately is a crime no matter how high-sounding the reason is. Either don't be a bodyguard and still build an archway to make money, don't shiver

The protagonists written in many places are very intellectual.

Therefore, this kind of murder novels do not need to be related to relatives. As long as they are suspected by the authorities, they will not be able to escape. You can't explain the financial source of a younger brother's medical treatment. Although the official government does not have superpowers like you, the huge system and the collective wisdom are enough to overwhelm any individual. Too smart