Are You Crazy? You're Robbing a Bank and Bringing Your Father-in-Law Along?

It's very interesting. I like this kind of subject very much. I hope the author will continue to make more updates.

Good, good, good, it's so good, I finished it in one sitting. Not enough, not enough at all.

Dare to tell the truth, dare to write, I'm optimistic about you

It's really good. I like this kind of subject matter. It seems very refreshing. Come on, author, you can post more chapters every day so that more and more people will read your book. Because Tomato promotes books through online promotion. If you recommend it to 10 people and 6 people read it, it will be recommended to more people. Anyway, the more the better.

It's very good to watch, the plot is also very compact, full of ups and downs, and logical. I don't know why the rating is so low. I think it can definitely be rated 8 points.

Don't do it for too long. Hurry up. The escape is over. Arrange a criminal police team for him. Throw any cases at him and write them slowly. I like your beginning very much. It's not a counterattack of a diaosi character whose girlfriend abandons the mess. The protagonist himself is excellent

The plot structure written by the author is very novel and the content is quite interesting. Especially for the protagonist, a serious exercise begins, he accidentally obtains the system, keeps learning and improving his abilities along the way, and bravely leads his friends to the end of the world. The plot is suspenseful, thrilling, even a little brain-burning, chivalrous and tender, and a little fun. In the second half, the style of the painting suddenly changed. A seemingly opportune nuclear wastewater incident caused various supernatural phenomena to gradually occur. Heavy rains fell from the sky, mutated fish landed, and the end of the world was coming! Then the ending is not the ending of the ending. As for the outcome, you masters can make up your own minds!

Very exciting! The plot is interesting and very exciting! Don't stress about the scores. Authors definitely want high scores when writing novels. High scores are good for the author. Some of the so-called high-scoring delistings are illegal, and some are fan fiction (the original author did not write it). Don't stress about this book.

A cool article about the system. Needs brains but not much. The logic and characters are very well written. The main problem is that the plot progresses a little slowly. As readers, we look at it from a God's perspective. We should not be too hasty or jump to conclusions. This is a reminder from me. I'd say he's a happy writer, but he's not happy at all, but rather aggrieved. Actually, I wanted to give it three stars, but because the three-star reviews were average, I felt that this book was not just average, but somewhere in the middle of three or four stars. Mainly speaking, it's pretty good. The most important thing is the reminder for me.

Except for the rather far-fetched reason for not announcing the exercise, which was conducted like an undercover agent, everything else is very good. The plot is compact, the characters are fleshed out, and the writing is not awkward. Give the author five stars to support him, and he will work harder to write more good works.