A Real Man

It is a very interesting work. The big foreshadowing at the beginning almost made me give up on this good book. As the plot slowly unfolds, it becomes more and more interesting. The pursuit of family members who accidentally injured and the revenge of the tortured opponents outline the image of the hero as a tough guy, allowing the readers to gradually release their pent-up mentality. The technique is excellent. Can it still be so fascinating without knowing what happened next?

It's well written, with a good angle. Different from similar themes, the writing style is also humorous, and it's worth reading.

Super beautiful, serious yet humorous

Good book, exciting content, clear characters, and a sense of involvement. Please update more frequently.

The author works hard to write some realistic novels, which are a rare breath of fresh air in this world of novels with countless time travels, cheating, and cheats. But the author can still try to write a more grand structure and a more compact rhythm, so as to have an impact on best-selling novels. Well, I didn't expect it to be somewhat related to the first two parts. A bit of a surprise.

The protagonist is a real person, and his character, emotions and experiences are all vividly depicted, making people feel deeply real.

The writing is really good, but it's a pity that I can't bear to read any further. The male protagonist has been suffering since the beginning of the novel, and was tortured to death by Qiu Ying. Later, Sister Ji came, and I thought the male protagonist could finally feel a little better, but the result was empty and sad. Later, it was revealed that Qiu Ying's true face was that she had never loved the male protagonist. It really made me heartbroken. Even though she has been cleared and gone abroad, the male protagonist is still alone. Zero, it seems that the male protagonist has done a lot of things, but he is actually like a walking zombie. In the words of the novel, "the path is not clear, and the destination is not clear." It really fits the title of the novel "Resistance" perfectly. It is heart-wrenching to watch, to resist everything, the mission, emotion and career, it is heart-wrenching. I hope that when it is finished, it will be in HD. I will definitely come back to read it then. I just finished commenting yesterday, I hope it's he. I took a look at it today, alas! Guess what? Qiu Ying is gone and cremated, hahahahaha. Alas, it's really what you asked me to say. It's really well written. It's so hard to remember and it hurts me to death. It's just that I think Qiu Ying shouldn't have been offline so early, and shouldn't have written such a clear offline statement. I saw her cremated with my own eyes, hahahaha, what's next? In the future, all heroines will not have such a clear and successful character as Qiu Ying. It can be said that among all the novels I have read, this is the first time I have seen such a character like Qiu Ying. , All the other women, I can only say that in other novels, you can see similar characters. Qiu Ying is gone, I think it means that the soul of this novel is gone. There are such tragic heroines in the author's other books, but I think there is no one as successful as Qiu Ying. That's it. Goodbye, Qiu Ying

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This is definitely a great book, but you need to be able to read it, because I feel that it is very painful to read in order to lay the groundwork for all aspects, but the middle part is not too exciting. There are some exciting points and some painful points. The image of each character has been carefully polished by the author, and you cannot judge it only by the previous impression. Personally, I feel that the image of Sister Qiu is the most iconic in the book. In the early stage, I was very disgusted with this female madman. As the plot progressed and I continued to dig deeper into the background and situation of this female madman, I gradually looked at this character in a different way. When the curtain call came for Sister Qiu, I was really moved to tears by this character.

The early stage of writing was full of ups and downs, and the writing style is superb. In the later period, the emotional descriptions were a bit unsatisfactory and too cumbersome. Overall, the novel seems to have quite a lot of commendable features. The description of human nature and the cruel analysis of society are relatively good, and the ending is considered satisfactory. Although there are some unsatisfactory aspects, I think this novel is one of the few good novels that exceeds 95%.