The Madman's Hide-and-Seek

It looks very strenuous, and I was confused all the way through it, but the plot is particularly exciting. This book is a very rare online novel about mental illness. I think it is very good, although it is still being serialized. I hope the author doesn't rush the ending, yes!

The protagonist's reason for being in a mental hospital has been hinted at in various ways. The choice he made in the end was not only to make a promise, but also to make amends and atone for what he had done. From the beginning for freedom to the final transparency of giving up freedom, this process is really fascinating, and the foreshadowing makes the development of the plot less abrupt. Although some of the extra chapters have nothing to do with the protagonist, they are worth reading as short stories. The above only represents my personal views At the end, I would like to emphasize that this book is really good and I hope you like it too.

Worth a look. If you have the patience to read it, it will be quite interesting. However, the author contains a lot of personal information, so you need to have a certain degree of discernment and judgment. The narrative line of this book is relatively fragmented, and there are many questions that need to be answered. However, judging from the limitations of the limited perspective, although the connecting part in the form of extra chapters is a bit long-winded, it conveys the information well; the characters in this book are relatively successful, especially Qing Yan and the scheming Mr. Wu, which are impressive. However, the whole text lacks a person, thing, or thing that can support the protagonist's actions, which is somewhat lacking. Regarding, there are two major clues in this book; the Golden Line is suspected of ending hastily, and the Ark Line is a bit abrupt and hasty, and compared with the Golden Line, it is more like conveying information. At the end of the article, the author leaves an open ending. Overall, it's pretty good. The author has a lot of imagination and solid skills, and you can learn a lot from it.

It's very interesting, but it's a bit foggy in the early stages, but if you look carefully and connect the clues, it's actually quite easy to figure out Xu's identity. I think the whole novel is very good and has no regrets. It also has a relatively good ending in the end, which gives readers a lot of thinking space. Please don't think that Xu will definitely die. Maybe Xiaoya will choose not to let Xu die after she wins? There are still a few good points that have not been deciphered, such as the "Mr.

This book is very strange, especially after 100 chapters, I always forget who this person is, as if I was cursed, but overall, this kind of novel is very suitable for a semi-novice like me, and it has a strong sense of immersion.

It's quite interesting. I suggest you stop reading it after reading Chapter 100. To be honest, it actually has little to do with this book. It's probably because the author has a good word count and has included his own books. No wonder it sounds so familiar to me. It turns out that I have read one of his previous works before. [Cover face] No spoilers here. To be honest, if there was no halo of the protagonist, the protagonist would definitely have died long ago, but he is mentally ill! My main personality is a perverted demon-killing maniac, and I look extremely weak. But when my main personality comes out, it is difficult for anyone to use it, and I fall to the ground and rub myself. Another thing that doesn't make sense is that if the old dean is really that powerful, he feels that escaping is just like playing. He can hypnotize others, commit suicide, and become insane at will. Although the author always says that it is impossible to escape from this mental hospital, it is still possible if you really want to escape. After all, the security measures of the hospital written by the author are just that. (Excluding the risk of having your legs broken after being caught) The author is in a good mental state and is not as crazy as I thought at first. I thought the little girl might just be the protagonist's fantasy. After all, the protagonist even said the little girl's name wrong. I originally thought it was proof that the little girl was an illusion. The little girl the nurse mentioned was just a coincidence. I didn't expect that it was really the little girl the nurse mentioned. It seems that I have gone crazy and all I can think about are conspiracy theories all day long. [Thinking] By the way, the most important point, I almost forgot, is that the ending of Chapter 100 is really too sloppy. It was well written before, but then it fell apart. The author always hints at the beginning that the protagonist will escape later, and it is also very dangerous. The fact is that when the protagonist was able to escape, he was frightened back by the little girl's actions. As a result, the protagonist did not escape at all and suppressed all the mentally ill patients. This is completely different from what was said at the beginning. If the protagonist escapes, he will indeed encounter various dangers. After all, others think he knows the location of the gold. This is completely different from what I expected. At the beginning, the author mistakenly thought that the protagonist escaped in the middle, but after seeing so many things happening to him, in the finale, he escaped back to the mental hospital and hid. [Cover face]

I found that I actually like novels of this style~~~~~~I'm not far away from entering.

8.5 Points. It can be said that I found another good book in the tomato. The description techniques and plot design are top-notch, without much analysis. If you've read the first five chapters and you like it, keep reading, the next hundred chapters will be exciting too. Moderate spoilers, don't read if you don't mind. Here is a simple plot summary for the book review: the first hundred chapters are just the end of a story, with two stages. Xu Zhiyuan and Mr. Wu escaped from the hospital, and after their failure, the vice president took over. All major forces gathered in the hospital, and the core was an old incident - the loss of more than a ton of gold. Chapter twenty-nine is used as the dividing line. No more spoilers, just watch it yourself. The author is good at writing suspense and mental illness, but the decryption of the plot and the exit of the characters are really criticized. Especially for the latter, 2.5 Points will be deducted here. Whether it's the revelation of the mystery or the death of the character, it all seems too light. If you are too persistent, you will feel vomiting blood at the end. Experience the gripping suspense and crazy description, which is the essence of this book. I'm currently on chapter 100, but I haven't finished it yet, and I haven't described much about the protagonist's other personality. If he had appeared and became a hidden thread, then the book would have more content.

It's a pretty good book. The first hundred chapters are interesting, but then it becomes the content of another book by the author. However, there are many unfinished chapters, and it doesn't tell the story about the protagonist having a wife and children when he enters the mental hospital. [What]

Very good, I was a little confused at the beginning but it gets interesting later on. It's okay at the end. There are so many stories towards the end. Is it really possible that there will be a second book? When you think everything is foolproof, please turn back, hehe.