A Mad Genius Strategist? I Bite the Weird Right Back

Followed from the previous book I opened two copies of the last book. Because I wasn't used to the bloody content of wits, I decided to take a look at the author's new book. It's a pity that the update has been discontinued. But there is a clear improvement compared to the previous book. The first is that there are not so many names. The last book had too many names, which was a minor drawback. The second is that the protagonist has more highlights. In the second copy of the previous book, the protagonist had almost no highlights. But a few points remain unchanged. It's just that there are too many long sentences and the phone looks uncomfortable, which is a point of dissuasion. Also, the author still doesn't know how to use ellipsis Last but not least, the content of the previous book was a pure battle of wits, which is not popular in the tomato world. However, the content of this book is still very popular in Tomato, but why there is no traffic is a problem. The protagonist's identity in the strange copy is no longer a newcomer, but an old man. But it didn't say clearly how many copies it went through, one? Two? Or is the wooden man the first? In short, in my opinion, this book on Tomato can be considered of high quality. But why there is no traffic is a question. I've finished reading the third one. There are a lot of twists and turns, but I feel like there's a lack of foreshadowing. The author seems to like hindsight (reversal first, analysis later), but the lack of explicit foreshadowing feels a bit like imposing logic.