Making It: The Bloody Past of Six Brothers (Nine Volumes)

The writing is relatively true and realistic! I have been following this book for eight years and finally read the ending today! I have been reading yakuza novels about sterling silver earrings, Kong Ergou, and False Ring. In my opinion, novels about earrings are fantasy and unreal! Ergou's book is a bit romantic, close to reality, but not good enough. The Pseudo Ring novel is close to realism, but processed, not as good as this book which is almost completely real! It's a pity that the author has been writing a book for many years. From 2008 to now, I have been reading his updates one after another. If I couldn't find the updates online, I went to the Tianya Forum to read them. If I hadn't downloaded Tomato Novel last year, I probably still wouldn't have seen the ending! Thanks to Tomato, I can listen and see! Thank you 😜

It's a really good book. Let's not talk about the story. Let's just say that the author's writing style is really great, especially the detailed descriptions, appearance, character, actions, etc., Are so vivid that people can't help but read along with the story...

The writing style is very good. It can be seen that the author's life has been full of ups and downs, and the story written is endlessly memorable.

Wonderful! The author has a good understanding of the real life of that era. The descriptions of the characters' personalities and psychological activities are very realistic and vivid, and the logical layout of the events is rigorous. The entire work can be regarded as a classic together with Wang Shan's Tianzi series and Kong Ergou's Twenty Years of Northeast Storm.

The author's writing style and narrative story grammar are precise and represent the personal experience of that era. It is fascinating, reflective and regretful! Wonderful…

I must admit that this is the most exciting and realistic novel I have ever read, with flashes of swords and shadows, and numerous crises. Especially, the human nature is deeply portrayed. It is very well written!!!

The Chinese version of The Godfather is more profound and realistic than Twenty Years of Underworld, Underworld Tragedy, Sichuan Gang Taihe, and City North Gang. This book is not suitable for teenagers under the age of 24 who have little social experience, and it is not suitable for those who are illiterate or fans who do not have much cultural level and historical knowledge. In their minds, they still have the so-called loyalty first by Chen Haonan, which is more like another book about justice written by Lang Fanyun. In the legend, there are little people who don't have a penny but dare to be arrogant, or there are cool articles on the Internet that are similar to the underworld special forces. There has never been any real underworld in this land, they are just guard dogs in temples. They can never be compared to those in Europe and America who break into houses and blend into mainstream society. The underworld, whether it is Yi Se, Hu Qin, Liao Guanghui, Hong Wu, Pi Caiyu, Shu, these are the real local people. In the face of huge interests, loyalty is nothing and feelings are nothing. Li Shimin killed his brothers, and Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty gave up his children to share a piece of the father's pie. They are always rationalists and continue to be realistic. Decision-making, take the right path, this is natural selection, survival of the fittest, whoever is ruthless enough and has a flexible mind will succeed. Officialdom and job hunting are the most tempering and cruelest. If you think this book is full of nonsense and verbose, don't read it, because you can't understand it either, or even in your lifetime.

Righteousness is in your heart, Hu Qin, but not in your eyes, Hu Qin I feel that the author really wrote this work with great care! The plot was so true and false that I really followed the author's thoughts ups and downs! Thanks to the author!

This book is simply incomparable, it can even surpass classics such as "The Fighting Swordsman in the Snow"

The writing is very down-to-earth and reminds me of my youth. I really like it!