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I originally wanted to read the author's other book "13·67", but Tomato didn't have the resources, so I turned to this author's work. It's quite a thick book. Although I don't understand some computer knowledge, the author cleverly and popularly explained it to the readers through the conversation between Anie and Ayi (so much so that when I was reading, I felt annoyed for Anie for a few moments. There were really many questions). In addition, the content of the book keeps reversing, and it is very enjoyable to read. Following the reasoning, I gradually understand the truth of the case. The concept of the book is also very profound, with reflections on many aspects (but in fact it is not easy to grasp the key points this way). All in all, it was a smooth and comfortable read.

Five-star reviews are only the upper limit for Tomato, not the upper limit for this book. If I were to rate this book, I would give it six stars. A book friend recommended this book to me many years ago, but I was too busy with work at the time and had no time to read it. Now it seems that I almost missed a great book. Whether it is plot setting, character creation, or reflection on society as a whole, this book has everything just right. Especially the popularization of hacker technology, not only does it not feel boring when reading, but it makes people addicted and unable to extricate themselves. Recently, I have been reading only the original reasoning, and I haven't seen such an excellent social reasoning for a long time. The last one was "The Long Night" by Zijin Chen. I recommend it to all book friends who love reasoning. This book must not be missed! I also look forward to the author's "13.67", "The Forgotten Detective" and other works to be published on Tomato!

This review contains spoilers, so please don't read: This is a suspense novel, it contains a lot of details and foreshadowings, the logic is smooth, and it includes references to many professional materials. Although I am a science and engineering student, I have some understanding of some principles of computers, but it is not too profound. So for the detailed information listed by the author. I have a rough understanding of some of the technical principles of this hacker, but I think the author should have a detailed understanding of these principles and write them with professional analysis. This also makes this article very real and complete, with a strong sense of substitution. The theme of the article is also very clear. This network is the Internet, which is the Internet. The entire story is strung together with some content on the Internet, and there are discussions on many issues caused by the suicide of a girl. To this day, it still has very practical significance. Internet violence is still a problem worthy of attention. Not long ago, another pink-haired girl passed away from this world due to Internet violence, which is very regrettable. Returning to the content discussed in the article, the author also wrote in the postscript that it includes the morality of the Internet. There is also a series of discussions on the exploitation system in Hong Kong, etc. It is really interesting to be able to integrate so many profound issues into this book, and to integrate it so cleverly, and there are many thought-provoking contents and sentences in the story. At the same time, it jumps out of the narrative protagonist of the character to look at it from a more objective perspective. Regarding the suicide of a young girl, it also provides some very different angles of understanding, including the passage about the elder's neglect of the younger sister that may have made me feel more deeply. It felt really heartbreaking, especially about a teenager's confiding problem. Adults do enjoy loneliness, especially with the development of the Internet and the development of society, a social structure is becoming more and more atomized. Nowadays, adults may have become accustomed to loneliness, but for middle school students, it is a difficult decision to make. Being isolated by peers is actually very harmful to teenagers. Maybe some people on the Internet thought that teenagers who chose to commit suicide were very fragile, and some people even looked at their suicide with the view of the jungle. In fact, this is a very wrong idea, and many people will always think otherwise. Emotional issues? You have food and clothing, why can't you think about it so much? In fact, for teenagers at this age, this is a very painful thing. I have a deep understanding of this kind of loneliness when I was in school, but fortunately I can talk to more friends, so that I can get out of the shadow. But the sister in the article, she faces family pressure, and social pressure, including through Anie's words in the article, it is also revealed that the teacher is also an irresponsible role. He also bears an important responsibility, which has already pointed out that it is inevitable for the sister to go to this path of destruction. Perhaps many people also follow the sister's perspective and believe that the sister's suicide is the responsibility of classmates and teachers in society, but in fact the sister is also responsible, but the sister's responsibility is actually understandable. He undoubtedly loves his sister, but the oppression of his life leaves him no more time to talk to his sister, which leads to tragedy. This problem currently seems to me to be difficult to solve. Or it can be attributed to fate. This is also the brilliance of the author's writing, which is to let the characters enter his destiny without artificial intervention, so that we readers can have a deeper thinking about the issues raised by the author.

Maybe the mainland has not promoted this author much, so few people have read it. I have read suspense detective novels for decades, and this is the first time I read this author from Hong Kong. This is a mystery novel in which revenge and letting go, the Internet and security, human nature and choice are intertwined, which brings deep resonance and thinking to our readers. Although the whole novel only contains one case, it does not feel boring at all and is very attractive to read. The characters written by the author are very distinctive. Characters from different walks of life are intertwined together because of this story. In the story of a revenge mystery case that is slowly revealed, it also shows us the cultural customs of Hong Kong. Anie is a complex character who looks cold but is actually gentle. Ayi is like the unknown majority of people in every society. I would like to thank the author for bringing us a good story and for giving us such a fictional character who is the embodiment of justice to uphold justice and fight against injustice on everyone's behalf. There are also social issues discussed in the book from time to time and the three views that the author wants to express, which are worthy of our deep thought. By the way, there is also the author's narrative style, which is very, very subtle! Without seeing behind, no one knows the real truth.

I feel that the strength of this book lies in the many twists and turns of a case that Anie thought was boring at first - the real culprit seems to have no suspense. It is very shocking. When I read the first few chapters, I felt that Chen Haoji's story must not be that simple, but I still guessed several endings but couldn't get it right (maybe it is my personal reason hahaha). All in all, it is very exciting [Adoration]

I have not read many mystery novels, but I think this one is fully worthy of award-winning level. It has in-depth social reality, perfect absence, and successive reversals. The concept is very amazing, the language is concise and smooth, and the plot is vividly depicted. Highly recommended [like]

I woke up early and clicked on this book and read it continuously. It took me two days to read it. Oh my God, I am a person who can spend half a year on a short story of more than 100,000 words, and I have actually read the entire book. It's really good! Although when I occasionally read, I don't know if it's because of me or something else, but the vocabulary is a bit difficult to pronounce, or maybe I'm not used to the Mandarin terms of Hong Kong and Macao? But the work is really worth reading. A mystery novel that integrates investigation, technology, and human nature. After reading to the end, I found that my guess about the identity and background of the characters was reversed halfway through, which was very interesting! The first part is pretty good, but the heroine in the middle and later stages is a bit difficult to comment on (a little bit not very smart and inappropriately empathetic), but considering that it may be related to her growth pattern, it seems to make sense. The later content seems a bit rushed (maybe it's my misunderstanding?). I don't know if it's because the author is in a hurry. [Thinking] Overall, it's pretty good, just like watching a mystery movie.

Why are there so few reviews? It is a very exciting work, with many twists and turns, a lot of knowledge involved, and a lot of Hong Kong life. The characters are also vivid and vivid, giving insight into human nature without falling into the trap of general character creation. After reading this, I feel a little craving for wonton noodles. I want to order Darong.

It is a very social book. A series of behind-the-scenes stories about the Internet, society, campus, family, adolescent mental health, etc., Triggered by a case of a student committing suicide by jumping off a building, are quite meaningful in the modern context. What surprised me more were the narrative tricks in the later stages. The author's writing style is my favorite as always. The character creation and plot description are very cinematic. The protagonist is actually more of a psychology expert than an IT expert. The whole book can actually be divided into three stages, one is the case investigation, the other is the revenge plan, and the third is the finishing work; it can also be divided according to the perspective: protagonist's investigation perspective, villain A's perspective, and villain B's perspective. It's fun to read multiple perspectives and multiple lines in parallel. The male and female protagonists are surprisingly easy to drink, with a turtle-ninja-type innocent female protagonist and a hard-spoken, soft-hearted and arrogant cat boy🤭 If I talk about the shortcomings, I feel that the male protagonist is sometimes too deified and indoctrinated with too many truths. The female protagonist is written to be a little stupid for the sake of plot advancement, but overall the flaws are not concealed!

A masterpiece, a masterpiece of reasoning! Chen Haoji is worthy of being the flagship figure of Chinese-language reasoning. He is really good-looking. It's brain-burning and has a very unexpected ending, and it also introduces many philosophical stories. A very good novel, highly recommended! ! Good reviews

The story of this book is very exciting, and the plot has ups and downs, making it easy to read in one sitting. The author's exploration of online violence and human nature is very in-depth, reminding me of "The Worry-Free Grocery Store". The protagonist Anie has a very distinctive image, and his hacking skills and surly personality are impressive. I think this book is very suitable for friends who like mystery novels. It will make you think about a lot of issues about the Internet and reality. The author Chen Haoji has a unique writing style and is worth reading!

The beginning is not my type, but the more I read, the more interesting it becomes. Reasonable reversal & open he are also my favorites (Flaw in the ointment: the heroine's character is too thin, but everything else is very good)

"Network Man" from Chen Haoji, combines technology and reasoning, with a capacity of about 300,000 words. So beautiful! ! Although from today's perspective, computer strategies are indeed lagging behind (although a layman like me can't see it ≡ω≡), it is still very reasonable in Hong Kong in 15 years. Combining elements such as bosses, vests, revenge, etc., Some of the descriptions are really like an ancient Mary Sue, and it is hard to imagine that this was written by a male author. As a mystery novel, the plot is also very clever... The two-line narrative is very interesting. If there is any shortcoming, it may be in the characterization. It was a bit deliberate to use Ayi's question to elicit Anie's explanation. Ah Yi seems to be sometimes smart and sometimes stupid. At the end, the author used Agnie's mouth to say a lot of preachy words, and it seemed that he had been under social pressure for too long and couldn't help but spit it out... If you use a more popular recommendation, it seems to be: A venomous, gloomy and highly intelligent hacker x a tough, clever and miserable social animal

The narrative style is combined with the Spring and Autumn style of writing, reversing and reversing. The work not only has a vivid and interesting plot, but also appropriately explores the harm caused by the Internet and the good and evil of human nature. It is worth recommending (＾ω＾)👍🏻

It's a very good novel, and it took me a few days to read it. For me, I may not understand some of the things on the Internet, and I feel a little tired from reading it, but I still don't delay it. It is a particularly good mystery novel. It's really worth watching. I almost gave up in the middle of watching it at first because it was too much. I don't understand that kind of hacker network knowledge, but after reading it, I found that it is a really good novel. I have read a lot of mystery novels, and this one is quite good and worth recommending.

The reading process was a bit tortuous. Although the story was opened in the afternoon when I had more free time, and I was more interested in it at first, by the time I was looking for clues in the library, I was already tired. I came up with the idea of ​​why I should read this book. Although the ratings are very good, the reading time is also very long. I have read it for more than an hour and two hours and still haven't finished it. I have never kept count when reading novels, so I am a little anxious. There is also a problem with the image of the female protagonist. Although it fits the lives of ordinary people, she has a paper-thin character. She is also used as a tool to advance the plot and as a person to ask questions to the male protagonist. It once made the comment section disgusted. I can't help but feel this way. In the end, I didn't understand the emotions and reasons. It's just that in the story, Xiaowen committed suicide, but Du Ziyu was about to commit suicide. I didn't make up my mind what I wanted her to do, but thought, stop it, let her not commit suicide, it is still a life. The final result stopped here, but it didn't stop completely. There were still more hardships waiting for them. And the real murderer - nothing to say, that's all. It's just that the layout at the beginning and the reversal were a bit surprising. After all, I confused my brother with the murderer, well, that's it.

Not many people have reviewed this book, but it is well worth a read. The topics to be discussed in the novel are still not outdated today in 2026, and are even more worthy of our discussion and thinking. The highlight of the novel lies in the revelation of the secret in the last two chapters. The foreshadowing is withdrawn, the parallel narration is ended, and the readers' speculations are reversed again and again. It is very natural and without any trace of deliberate intention. I still like to read long paragraphs of text descriptions in published books. The descriptions of one or two lines in many online articles are really too plain and tasteless. I was still confused when I saw the praise for the author in the comments in the middle, but I completely agreed with it at the end. In addition, there are quite a few criticisms of the heroine in the comments, but I feel that the heroine is by no means a tool for asking questions in the article. The author did not distort her character setting. Perhaps we can all find our own shadow in the heroine.

The case itself is not novel, but it is well written, making people read it and want to read on. Some writing methods, such as putting screenshots of chat records at the end of chapters, are also quite interesting. The only thing that may be considered a problem in the whole book is that, against the background of the male protagonist, the female protagonist sometimes appears to be fussy, impulsive, and ill-thinking. However, considering that this is the case of the heroine's sister, her impulsiveness is not too unexpected, so the whole book is quite good overall.

It's been a long time since I've read such a wonderful novel. It's my first time reading a mystery novel. The character creation of Agnie in the article is full and vivid, which left a deep impression on me! God's Agne! Anie's thoughts are also the author's, and the author is great.

I really like Anie and Ayi together.

Compared with the author's other books, it's a bit shaky, and the truth is a bit unclear (most of it is inferred by Anie, and it will be better understood if it is written from Xiaowen or other people's perspective). This may also be the reason why I can't understand most of it -_-||, I really like the scene where Anie and Ayi are together, and I look forward to the sequel!

One thing will be narrated sequentially from different perspectives, making the reading more profound and the understanding more thorough. When Situ mentioned Inoue, I thought Anie was the latter [face covering]

A modern story. I once saw the saying that "cases in suspense novels have stagnated in the millennium because modern criminal investigation methods have no turn for detectives to solve the case." This book cleverly solves this problem with offensive and defensive battles at both ends of the network cable. The echo of details is handled better. The strategy is interesting and logical. Overall it was wonderful. The flaw is that the male protagonist is a bit of a formulaic chivalrous hero, while the female protagonist is a bit of a human machine.

Awesome, this is the author's second book. If Tomato has other books, I will read them slowly one by one. Although many of the discussions about computers in this book are confusing to me as a layman, the overall logic, reversal and foreshadowing are all perfect. I really admire the author's thinking, and it feels so original.

Except for the ending, which is a little bit Long Aotian, everything else is fine, and the technical means will sound familiar to a sophomore majoring in information security.

I'm very lucky to have found a novel that suits me. I like this kind of story that only tells stories and does not rely on clichés such as the overbearing CEO falling in love with a poor girl to attract attention. I also like the character setting of the protagonist: although Ayi is seeking revenge, she is not clear-cut and has correct views; Anie has always adhered to the principle of punishing evil and promoting good, full of positive energy!

The plot is twists and turns, bizarre and exciting, and the writing is also very good. I haven't seen such a good-looking novel in a long time!

Awesome, rigorous logical thinking, reverse reasoning is really nice

The novel is good. Although most of the time I was angry when I looked at the heroine (I personally couldn't stand it), I felt relieved at the end. The hero is very charming and capable. The plot is full of ups and downs. It is also an educational novel without losing depth. After reading it, I just want to say that it would be great if there is a follow-up.

Loved it, looking forward to the sequel