The Number One Brother

As someone who has never been interested in novels, I was deeply captivated by this book. It has no fancy embellishments, and the plot and writing are concise and to the point. In particular, the part about investigating the truth behind Er Gou's murder is full of twists and turns, making my palms sweat and my breath catch in my throat. It is truly a masterpiece.

The plot is realistic with very few typos, unlike other feel-good novels. The story is meaningful; reading about Xu Yi reminded me of my own early days in the workforce, when I was ambitious but ultimately felt more like a small, insignificant character.

This is a really good book, I love it. It feels just like that book about con artists, it gives me a strong sense of immersion.

Keep it up! The protagonist isn't brainless; his emotions are very similar to those of ordinary people. I wholeheartedly support the dual female lead feature in this book, because it exists in reality too, although in the end, only one can stay together! I hope the new book will be a hit and get high ratings. I'm an old swindler, invited here by Xiao Hu, just reporting for duty!

This is one of the few good books on Tomato, but it's updating too infrequently right now, and the readership isn't very high. However, it should gradually become a good book, so author, keep up the good work! 30 Chapters a day isn't too much to ask, is it? 😏😏 Dear author, I have a question: who exactly is the female lead? Please, no harem or anything like that. Just give me a definite answer.

This book is remarkably realistic, with natural plot transitions and logical events. Most importantly, the characters are incredibly lifelike, as if they were real people, not at all stiff. The character development is one of the novel's greatest strengths.

The storyline is so good, so touching. I hope the main characters can end up with Zhang Zixuan.

A blend of truth and fiction, 40% real and 60% imagined, a mix of the real and the imagined – that's life, experiencing it all while simultaneously fantasizing. A great novel, concise and to the point, with a clear main plot and well-placed foreshadowing.

I'd always been reading novels about incompetent systems, so this book was a real treat. The social issues it depicted felt incredibly realistic, unlike those mindless novels where good is simply good and bad is simply bad. Reading it helped me understand so many things I didn't know before. I hope it stays this realistic and doesn't have a bad ending.

The plot is undeniably intricately woven, and the protagonist's perilous situations are always thrilling. Another aspect is the romantic subplot involving the protagonist's feelings for Ling Jie and Zhang Zixuan; hopefully, it will have a satisfying conclusion.