Interview: This Reporter’s the Real Deal, He’ll Report the Truth No Matter What

This author is pretty good; you really dare to write about things! I think the most obvious reason it's not popular is because it's too realistic.

This is the first time I've seen something about undercover reporters. The content does indeed depict many real-life events, and some of the author's imaginative ideas even sent chills down my spine. The narrative unfolds calmly and methodically. The ending felt a bit rushed, but I still think it's an excellent work, at least for me. I saw some readers' comments

As a seasoned bookworm with 3250 hours of reading time (this only applies to Tomato Book Time), I recommend this book. The following are my humble opinion. One thing, there are no logical fallacies, which are the kind of things we bookworms hate the most. Eat with confidence; Mom won't have to worry about me choking anymore.

I was deeply moved. This is my first time reading a novel without a romance plot. (I used to prefer novels with romance plots, and I didn't know much about this genre. Your work has opened up a whole new world for me 😆) (It's not exactly my first time 😄, but it's one of my favorites.)

This book is very well written and very realistic (the only unrealistic element might be the system itself). I really hope this kind of thing never happens in the world. If undercover reporters existed in reality, I can't imagine what they would go through. Sorry, I'm at a loss for words after reading it; it's a bit depressing. P. S.: Keep it up, author!!!

It's a really good read! The author's writing is excellent, and the theme is very novel. After reading a few chapters, I still wanted to keep reading, unlike other books where I didn't want to continue after just a few pages. But why are there so few readers and why is the rating so low? Is someone maliciously inflating the rating?

It's a very good and realistic novel. There are so many tear-jerking moments, and it really does reflect the existence of those self-righteous keyboard warriors online who use moral blackmail. I hope there are people like the protagonist in real life! By the way, does the author have a real-life counterpart for the protagonist?

I stumbled upon this book, and the more I read, the better it got. Chen Mu is truly wonderful and admirable. While reading, I couldn't help but wonder what I would do in his situation. Honestly, would I choose to stand idly by in such a situation? I deeply reflected on myself. Chen Mu taught me a valuable lesson during his live stream. In short, this novel is truly fantastic! 👍 Thank you so much!

The author writes with great detail, exposing many dark aspects of society. It's a novel well worth reading, but... When I read the chapter where the male protagonist was taking his medication, I was so curious! What's wrong with him? I really want to know! 😢😢😢 Could it be depression? I'm starting to panic! 🥺 It's finished... This really didn't expect it.

Good book, the content is realistic, but it's a pity the ending is rushed and clearly unfinished. I suspect it was warned about, and some plot holes were left unfilled, which is a shame. I didn't get enough of it. However, the flaws don't detract from the overall quality, so I'll give it five stars. As for the low score protection, I probably don't need it, since it's only a little over 8 points.