The Black Suit

After reading it, I was shocked. It is full of distortion and madness. I think it is the embodiment of a concept of "evil and justice". Mr. Crazy is a representative of darkness and madness, as well as the negative use of future technology. Technology benefits mankind, but it can also destroy mankind. Mr. Crazy's personality is very similar to that of the Joker and Harley Quinn. He understands madness and achieves madness. The short story has no special plot twists and turns. It is the dark side of the story from beginning to end, giving people a strange expectation of the direction of the plot. They marvel at the darkness and madness of Mr.'Crazy and make people fascinated by his unabashed malice and a charming criminal. (Of course, he is not innocent and will eventually die under justice. Sin will not be praised. He took away many innocent lives just to explain himself as Mr. Brown's most perfect work.)

A very interesting book. Mr. Crazy's madness, stubbornness, decisiveness and desperate cruelty that does not allow anyone to replace him. He is the most interesting villain I have ever read. The open ending gives people more thinking and imagination. "I don't allow anyone to see through me, including the other me."

Okay,,, the perfect lunatic from the movie, it's a bit too sweet to be jealous and threaten his father because he doesn't acknowledge him. He obviously said he wouldn't hurt his father or anything like that, but I thought Mr. Brown would turn around in the end, and it turned out that he was really just a poor little boy who was haunted by a boy.

Very nice! ! The full text is very short, but it describes the general story and character characteristics. Mr. Crazy is really easy to poke at me. He is a pure crazy critic with a high IQ and an emotionless murderer (in reality, run quickly, but you should not meet him in reality, hahahaha). At the end, I thought he really died like that, but it was reversed! He's not dead! The unexpected? The battle of wits and courage with the police. I wish it would be a long story to describe the follow-up in detail. But the ending is already very good and leaves much to be desired. It leaves room for everyone's imagination. My preference is that Mr. Crazy will never be caught and become a terrifying entity in history that cannot be ignored. All in all, it is very, very good to read. You can finish it in less than half an hour.

Mr. Crazy in this book perfectly explains the violence and desperate madness in my heart that cannot be vented. I envy his wantonness, but there is nothing I can do about it. I don't have the capital for him to act wantonly, and I am always constrained by the little sense of morality left in my heart. Although this book is only about 20,000 words long, it leaves people wanting more. The open ending makes people think about it and look forward to the next development. The images of Mr. Crazy, Mr. Brown, James, etc. Are also created with flesh and blood: Mr. Crazy is desperate to destroy the existence of another self, but he can tolerate five "brothers and sisters"; James has experienced two years of vicissitudes and stability after the death of the detective; Mr. Brown went from being afraid of Mr. Crazy at the beginning to becoming angry after being tortured for a long time... Short stories have always been considered by me to be an unsatisfying spiritual tonic (now, it seems true), and I never click on them. The appearance of this book has broken this barrier. I am looking forward to the next performance of Mr. Brown and James (laughs)

Holy shit, holy shit, holy shit, it's really amazing. I thought it was a double male protagonist at first, so I clicked in. But later I found out that this one is not, but it's really exciting. He's so handsome in the black suit. He treats his father as a god and keeps trying to prove himself [Adoration]

The imagination is very powerful, the style is eye-catching, and the description of the scenery is unique, which is a rare writing style of Tomato. Jim's childhood despair and fear created the madness of Mr. Crazy, a highly intelligent criminal who loves killing. Jim makes people pitiable, crazy makes people hateful, and treats human life as nothing. However, I am a little curious as to why the cold-blooded Crazy has special feelings for Mr. Brown, the man who created his tragic childhood.

Mr. Crazy is simply the most perfect character in the entire book. His tragic childhood has shaped him into what he is now. Although he wears a black suit and gives people a serious and serious look, he is actually a madman on the inside, a paranoid and cunning madman. The plot line is very complete, and the overall plot is thriller and suspense. To be honest, if this drama is made into a movie, it will definitely be fun to watch.

Very beautiful and touching! I personally rarely read this type of book. I thought it was because I didn't like it, but I didn't expect that I didn't find anyone who liked it. The plot is very unique. The fact that Mr. Crazy in the movie comes to reality is very eye-catching, and the final open ending is also very imaginative. But I don't quite understand why someone who masters cloning technology would agree to create such a dangerous person? They've obviously seen the movie and know Mr. Crazy's true nature, but haven't they ever thought about what he would do in reality? Is it based on the mentality of a gambler? Or is it a deliberate move by a villain? Or is it internal fighting among the upper echelons? Probably both.

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