I Asked You to Simulate Crimes, and You Became a Master Criminal?
让你模拟犯罪，你成犯罪大师了？
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- Completed
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- 286k Words
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- Mystery
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- Mystery High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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A Crime Simulation Show Where the Protagonist Creates Perfect Crimes That Leave the Investigation Team Stumped
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Five stars. If you only consider the crime elements, it's alright. I finished the first storyline, "The Golden Cicada Escapes Its Shell." I haven't started the second one yet, but I guess it will be "Dynasty Warriors." It was a disaster. The third storyline, um, the one about Now You See Me, was abruptly ended right at the beginning, without explaining anything clearly.
This book is a pretty good one among the chase novels. The characters are well-developed, the logic is consistent, and the protagonist doesn't rely too much on cheat codes. The battles of wits and courage depicted are relatable to ordinary people; they're intellectual games, unlike some novels with exaggerated feats like scaling walls or superhuman racing skills. The only downside is that the protagonist's appearances are less frequent than the villains' comments. Overall, it's worth reading! 👍
It's a really good read, the logic is very smooth, but the ending felt rushed, like it was forced to end after being warned. I hope the author can write more about loving you! Another point is that there are too many negative comments from netizens, which I actually don't really like.
Okay, okay, okay
Wow, wow! This book is really good. I saw a similar one on Douyin but couldn't find it online, so I started reading it. The more I read, the better it got! Wow, wow, it's amazing! I love reading it!
This is a great read. I've read so many novels with similar themes, but the protagonists are either greasy womanizers or constantly testing others to show off their abilities—it's all so awkward and the writing is so poor. Only this one has a smooth plot and engaging writing style that makes you want to keep reading. Could the author write another book on this theme? Or do you have any other similar, less awkward books you'd recommend? I'm really suffering from a reading slump.
There is one input device and two printers. Two programs execute concurrently. Program A calculates 80, inputs 120, then calculates 50 and prints 50. Calculate 80, input 30, calculate 70, and output 40.
You were asked to simulate crimes, and you became a master criminal investigator? Ishigami Tsukisaku It's a lighthearted, action-packed novel about crime simulation, with some fan fiction adapted for film and television. Ignoring certain logic, it flows smoothly overall. Four or five stars, a new book in its seedling stage, let's round it up. If we're rushing to finish, then we won't round up.
It was incredibly satisfying, a super enjoyable read, though the sudden ending felt a bit rushed, but it was still a very good read.
It's so good! It just felt a bit rushed at the end.