The Longmen Assassin Agency Manager's Diary

An objective assessment is that the narrative is fragmented, leaving readers initially confused (and still is), which results in a small audience for Tomato. However, the writing itself is still very good. The protagonist's backstory and past are not well understood, which reduces the sense of immersion.

It reminds me of my initial reason for reading online novels. This feeling of indifference, this subtle melancholy, is like in the Dragon Raja series—a seemingly indifferent nobody who possesses the most threatening power to everyone. I like this indifference; it's not deliberate banter, but rather like an ordinary memoir, yet filled with so many unforgettable memories, giving the reader a sense…

This is a good book, but those who enjoy fast-paced, action-packed stories can skip it. It does have a certain reading difficulty, with game-specific terminology and frequent flashbacks by the protagonist. If you don't read carefully, it can be quite frustrating and feel disjointed.

A texture as detached as a black and white film Like the tragic grandeur of a poem. The use of flashbacks clearly separates the main storyline from the past. The protagonist's mysterious charm is irresistible and sparks endless imagination.

What was your mental state when you wrote the profile and tags? It's so well-written and brilliant, no need for further explanation, just admire it! The only problem I understand you didn't write much, but you can't just run away halfway through!

I feel the author has a knack for character portrayal. When I was playing the game, I was a complete idiot, and I was basically skipping through the plot, only knowing that Botswana had a son who died. The character of Ger in this book filled in the gaps in my understanding of him. Author, keep up the good work and update more frequently!

More than a year later, I finally finished reading this book. I read it twice. The first time, I was afraid that catching up with the pace would make the days drag on endlessly, so I saved it and finally finished it today. It's been a long time, and I've almost forgotten much of the content, but the emotions I felt then remain in my heart.

Well written. I'm getting old, and I don't really appreciate most of Tomato's works anymore. This novel is stream-of-consciousness, with a shifting, free-flowing perspective, revealing the inner world through the interactions between "I" and the people around "I." This book surprised me more than I've experienced in a long time since reading a novel 🤦, the last one being *Dust of History*. I hope the author continues to write well 👍👍👍

At first, I was hesitant because of the cover and tags, but I decided to give it a try since the title included "Lungmen," and then I discovered it was a fantastic Arknights fanfiction. I suggest changing the cover to something related to Arknights so that people can immediately tell it's an Arknights fanfiction.

Everything is great, except the "God of War Son-in-Law" tag in the profile is just too much to handle 🤦