A Pickpocket’s Notebook

The content is lively and very good. I saw a pretty good novel on Tomato, which makes me happy. There are no bad points at the moment, but the chapters are too few and I can't read enough.

It's logical and rigorous, with a bit of humor. It's quite in line with my taste. I've often read suspenseful novels like this before. Some of the protagonists have cheats, and with their high IQs, the protagonist relies entirely on himself. His attention to detail is the best I have ever seen. However, the fly in the ointment is that the protagonist is a bit too carefree, saying sorry, and has been with his girlfriend since he was in trouble, but he is still ambiguous with others, which is a bit contradictory, but he is really good to people. Then the author is very hard-working and has a hard life. He has to work overtime every day and insists on adding more updates.

The most intuitive feeling this book gives me is that the protagonist can judge things through some details. This protagonist is not only careful but also has an online IQ. He has the brains and means. Come on! ! ! ! ! Come on, author! ! ! ! !

Authentic and believable story song that breaks the heartstrings

The rating is really low. This book is not about dazzling pickpocketing techniques or high-tech theft guides, but about peeling back the cocoons and building solutions from scratch. The protagonist is more like a top detective investigating the case in reverse, or a hacker cracking a complex system composed of human nature. The protagonist is particularly good at grasping details, extending, finding the entry point, and then breaking the situation. The charm of this book is that it does not focus on the moment of action, but focuses all the words on "before action". From the perspective of the protagonist, how to break down a seemingly impregnable "fortress" (whether it is physical space or interpersonal relationships) into parts, and then find the most inconspicuous link that is enough to trigger a chain reaction. I haven't seen any big poisonous points yet, but there are some small ones. I saw that the ratings are not high, maybe because there are not many people. Those with low ratings basically say that the protagonist is long-winded or has too many inner thoughts. I personally like this kind of long-windedness because I can analyze the protagonist's thoughts layer by layer, but some ideas are actually a bit far-fetched and more like asking questions after knowing the answers. This book doesn't have a very sophisticated taste. Maybe it's because the author is a novice? But it's really good for a newbie to write like this. I saw that the first two books were a bummer. I hope this one won't be a bummer and I can stick to it. But it's also a bit expected. It's understandable that after a few hundred chapters, it's boring and fatigued, and it's not as good as the initial feeling. Now that I've read chapter 120, I can't help myself, so I'll leave a comment first. Come on, author ps: My personal shortcoming is that the protagonist is too talented and learns too quickly, but the advantage is that the pace is faster and the word count is not overwhelming. The other one is the female protagonist. I haven't seen the back yet, but I feel that the current protagonist is not very safe. It is really a pity for such a good girl. I have been thinking about why I don't just follow this woman in a down-to-earth manner. I refuse to welcome other women even though I didn't do anything out of the ordinary (I don't know if it's true about the leather shoes) Sleep or not, maybe not (after all, the protagonist has no memory), but I didn't explicitly refuse. Judging from this, I guess it will be the same when I meet a woman later. This is also a common phenomenon in this kind of novel. Anyway, I basically skipped the places where I saw the tiredness, and it didn't affect my overall view of the book.

Good-looking, no poison, like real experience

Cool! The writing is pretty good. I haven't enjoyed reading a novel so much in a long time. I read it for a long time in one go. I used to read other stories similar to this kind of Jianghu, or Laorong, or Qianmen. Most of them are the same. After writing a few stories, they just repeat the story and process. This one is okay. The psychological game is quite exciting to watch, and it feels good to be slapped in the face. It's good to read! (But I just saw Citibank Stealing. After watching it for so long, I finally stole it. I'm exhausted) I'm not very smart and can't understand many novels with some mystery. Most of them are written in one stroke. I just read the plot and follow the flow. But some people think this novel is too long-winded and too slow. But I really like so many analyses. I can follow Brother Yang's ideas. I prepare a lot before doing anything. I introduce a lot of psychological analysis. I understand it very clearly and feel very comfortable. Occasionally, I can think of it with Brother Yang. I'm so happy.

This kind of person seems to be not Lao Rong, but the manager of the public relations department, who can handle anything.

This is the most amazing wit novel I have ever seen on Tomato, with strict logic, exciting plot, and various twists and turns. The author's writing style is also at an upper-middle level level! Among the works of the same type that I have read, it can be said that it is definitely better than other novels. I'm looking forward to a Bole screenwriter who will make this novel into a TV series. It will be absolutely wonderful!

The author's writing style is good, his thinking is delicate, and his reasoning is meticulous.