Rise of the Underworld: The Boss Is Gone, So I'll Cling to His Wife

Not bad. There is nothing wrong with this book in terms of logic, plot, and writing. It is considered very good among South Korean urban novels. I have read several South Korean novels, such as "Peninsula Prosecutor", "Crazy, You Call This a Prosecutor" and an undercover novel, but they are not as good as this one. Some pretend to be too different, some pretend to be sophisticated, and some authors are not capable enough to truly represent the protagonist's living environment. The positioning of this book is pretty good. The author should have seen or understood all the movies, and did not break the subject matter at will or add anything to the story. Come on, I hope the author will have new achievements in his career in the new year.

It's beautiful. I like this genre so much. The protagonist portrayed by the author is very immersive, but there are fewer words! It's very well written, don't worry about anything else and just follow your own ideas. Anyway, I like your style very much!

Tired of watching Hong Kong TV series, I finally found a good Korean TV series. The most important thing is that the author is very eye-catching and knows how to display pictures. Even if you haven't watched the movie, you can understand it. The Pig's Knuckle Golden Finger is also more reasonable, the plot development is also reasonable, and the killing is decisive, not bad

So far, it seems that the writing is quite good. Finally, it is not a poorly written Hong Kong drama. Korean dramas are rare. Well-written gangster Korean dramas have almost never been seen. It just has too few updates. Five stars and gifts will support it. It would be better if you can give me a one-yuan gift to update one chapter.

It's very good. It has a clear logic that is rare on Tomato. The plot is not brainless. There are cheats but it doesn't seem to be out of control so far. It doesn't turn the urban gangster novel into an urban fantasy novel. At present, we have seen that Kinmen has set up a protagonist to be responsible for entertainment, film and television. It may be appropriate to add some girl group stars and so on, and it can also attract some readers. There are a lot of Korean pornographic images written by the author that I don't recognize. If the author can, please add appropriate pictures.

Yes, the rating is low! As for shortcomings, there are too few! Furthermore, it would be better to write some witch and druna content in the middle and later stages! Simple societies and chaebols are too common

I enjoyed reading the early part, and the later part is also good. It is also considered a very good strategy article. I think it was only over 500,000 words when I read this book. To be honest, I didn't realize it until the end before writing a review [love] [sending heart]

I feel that as a Korean gangster drama, it is very high-quality, and the plots are interlocking, exciting, and enjoyable. Personally, I feel that the only flaw is that the system is hidden in the middle and late stages, and some small holes have not been fixed (why the system can only recognize Korean games and cannot recognize American dramas, such as The Big Short and Fatal Turn. There is also a supernatural ability such as telekinesis that the male protagonist has drawn but it is basically useless.)

The plot and writing are awesome! Korean gangsters have opened up a new track. As expected, the writing quality of Kaishan Monster is second to none, and the protagonist's character is also very lovable! After 10 years of reading, I rate this book a 9.5.

It can be rated around 8.7 Points. At the beginning, I thought it was quite satisfactory, with some highlights, such as a good sense of refreshment, a fast pace of plot arrangements, and a lot of cheats for the protagonist. Fighting all the way to conquer the world and recruiting younger brothers, the flavor of gangster literature is very strong. Needless to say about the receptionist in the middle. I feel that the overall handling of Korean dramas and movies is quite good. The plots of various Korean dramas and movies are well integrated, and there is nothing abrupt about it. After the chaebol was established later, there was less fighting and killing content, and the flavor of gangster stories suddenly faded away. Later it changes to a more traditional Korean Chaebol style. It feels okay, but unfortunately it's not as amazing as the previous one. The protagonist's cheats basically disappeared in the later stage, and the lottery basically never appeared again. It is understandable that the protagonist already has the advantage brought by the reborn prophet. If he continues to use cheats, the protagonist will be too strong.