A Man of No Distinction

Everything was fine until the end. Why did it all end like that? There was no ending.

This book, written from a first-person perspective, truly captures the protagonist's helplessness, as he teeters on the brink of countless turning points in his life. It profoundly made me realize that even if you're smart, others are even smarter, and that once you're drawn into a whirlpool, you can't escape, and some secrets can be kept hidden for a lifetime.

This book is currently one of the best-written and top-ranked novels I've ever read. First, the protagonist isn't portrayed as some kind of superhuman, but rather as an ordinary yet intelligent and realistic person. Second, the plot is exciting and logical, paying particular attention to the logical and realistic details, unlike some novels with numerous plot holes.

To be honest, I read to relax, but this book kept making me incredibly emotional, even to the point of weeping. It's really disheartening, but the plot is tight and the logic is clear; it's a good book.

It's good, but isn't the ending a bit too rushed?

It's pretty good, but your portrayal of the underworld is too arrogant. I've read about Brother Chu before, and I felt that Brother Chu was much more sophisticated than those others. This underworld doesn't seem like an underworld; it's more like the ruthless bandits that Brother Chu described.

He didn't help Lao Hei either time he was attacked, especially the time Lao Hei's hand was chopped off. Even though it was risky, he kept calling him a brother. I don't know what Lao Hei and Lao Er saw in him. 😂 And Si Mao's ending wasn't good either 😂😂

Good books don't always become popular. This book, which begins in 2008, explains a lot of things. Even though there are some plot holes that haven't been filled, it's just like the unpredictable nature of life.

The plot is fast-paced; I stayed up for three nights to finish it! 👍👍👍👍

I've only read a few chapters, it seems to be about Jiamusi.