
Scam Journal
诈骗笔记
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 587k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
144Chapters
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Reader comments 50
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The writing is smooth, the plots are interlocking, and the story changes from the first person to the first person. It tells the story of scams all over the country in the early 21st century. Although many scams have become less popular after many years, scammers are still rampant now. The author has left corresponding anti-fraud knowledge in some chapters. I hope everyone has awareness of anti-fraud. I think the novel is very good-looking, with five-star reviews, and it is not easy to create. I hope the author can keep writing. I am very curious about what the story will be like in the end, and what is the relationship between the editor and a fraudster...
This novel takes fraud as its theme and tells the story of fraud incidents one after another. In terms of character creation, the author shows superb skills. The characters in the novel are distinct and unique, making them unforgettable. This novel does an excellent job in character creation and control of details. It allows us to see the cruel reality of fraud and crime, and also allows us to think more deeply about human nature. This novel not only has high viewing value, but also has strong practical significance.
A very good-looking novel that clearly analyzes human nature and is written very boldly and realistically. It is definitely a treasure in Tomato. Big cheers for the author! Hang in there, it's really refreshing to write such realistic articles on Tomato.
Every case is very real, and it can be seen that the author has put a lot of effort into connecting these cases together! [Like][Like][Like] I like this kind of novels the most. I can't read enough and write more.
There's nothing wrong with giving yourself a five-star review [laughing][laughing]. The theme of fraud crime is niche and novel. The first-person narration has a strong sense of substitution. The two main lines are intertwined and advanced, and the suspense is full. There are four or five chapters of a story. The plot is compact and real, and the logic and IQ are online. The author refines anti-fraud knowledge while writing the fraud story. It is both readable and learnable. It is highly recommended. After the Zhong Linfeng line is updated, I will give you a rough summary of the timeline of the fraud notes about Gao Zhiming's line: 1999 Yunyang Coal Mine Pig Killing Case (Chapter 3-6) The case of Nanyang impersonating Hong Kong businessmen (Chapter 7-10) 2000 Baoan Feng Shui Case (Chapter 11-14) Zhuhai-Hong Kong Human Organ Case (Chapter 15-18) 2002 Jiang Chu Train Murder Case (Chapter 19-22) Hanlin pyramid scheme case (Chapter 23-26) Fan Yin's code purchase case (Chapter 31-34) Gongcheng Beggar Gang Case (Chapter 35-38) Zhiji Steel Plant Case (Chapter 39-42) 2003 Ningshan Human Trafficking Case (Chapter 43-46) 2004 Langfu Medical Care Case (Chapter 47-50) 2005 Lingnan Counterfeit Banknote Case (Chapter 57-64) Yuedong Railway Case (Chapter 65-68) 2009 Songjiang Star Dream Case (Chapter 69-73) 2011 Guangling Training Class Case (Chapter 74-77) Jiankang Unfinished Building Case (Chapter 78-82) 2012 Gao Zhiming returns to Shixi Village
A very interesting book with a unique and novel concept. Can't help but keep reading
There is some practical knowledge in it, which is good to read. The evil and distortion of human nature make us have more eyes in life and be on guard against others. Game within game, you are staring into the abyss, and the abyss is staring into you.
It's very interesting. This is a book. I've had enough of online articles. Why is it rated so low? Talents buried
The opening chapter has a real-life feel to it, and it reveals a lot of ugliness and human nature in life. You can't help but think about it when you read it. Friends who like realistic novels must not miss it! The endless scams are frightening to see!
A very interesting novel and anti-fraud professional book