The White Whale Game: A Slaughter Feast Beneath the Neon

I've read up to chapter 134, finishing it in about four days. I can only say, amazing! Of all the books I've read, this one has the most compelling male protagonist. He has his own sense of right and wrong, and he embodies the spirit of "when successful, he leads the people; when unsuccessful, he walks his own path." Secondly, his deductive reasoning and strategic thinking are incredibly strong.

How did the main character die? Or will they be resurrected? This is amazing! If I had to compare it to something else, Dali is nowhere near as good! Keep it up, Qi Kexiu! Why is the rating so low?

It's pretty good; you can see the main character gradually transforming. 😏😏😏

Divinity, the first book I found on Tomato... I think five stars isn't enough for this book. Follow-up review: I'd give it ten stars. [Note] Author, don't let me down! 🤭

Having read the latest chapter so far, I personally believe that Chen Hao in the book has undergone a leap in evolution in terms of mentality and even identity and stance. The character is very vivid in the process of going from confusion to enlightenment. In addition, the description of the killing scenes in the book is very vivid. After reading it, I was either calming down or recalling the pleasure of immersion. It made me wonder if I was the next White Whale with the desire to kill!

This book isn't very popular, with a rating of only 7-something, but it's truly superior to books with ratings of 9.5 or 9.6. I started following it when it had no rating yet, and it's consistently written in a way that's truly breathtaking. 🥰 There aren't many good novels in China these days.

The characters are vividly portrayed, and the plot holes are filled in perfectly. The author is playing a game of chess, a grand game of chess. Whether it's the plausibility of the case, the psychology of the criminals, or the dark side of human nature and society, the author excels. At first, I thought it was just a lighthearted, dark story, and I clicked in for fun.

This book is actually quite good. Although I haven't finished it yet, I really like the protagonist. He's decisive and ruthless, prioritizing self-interest. Author, keep it up! 👍

In short, I loved everything except for the abrupt and inexplicable ending… It's rare to find something like this on Tomato Book; all the characters have their own stories, and even the main characters have human qualities. After reading so many cold-blooded protagonists, I really wanted something more realistic, just a little bit more so.

I don't usually leave reviews, but the author seems to be in a bad situation. This book, even if it's not a masterpiece, shouldn't be this bad. I'll give it my support.