
After Losing My Memory, I Somehow Thought I Was the Big Bad
失忆后,我竟以为自己是大反派
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The protagonist really has a great outlook on life. I feel like the male protagonists in novels now have a very dark heart. In other words, the edges have been smoothed by society. Everything is self-centered. Yes, this is human nature. But it shouldn't be the mentality of the protagonist. The reason why he is called a protagonist is not only his strength, but the most important thing is what kind of spiritual core the protagonist must have. Or be just, brave and kind, have a pure heart to pursue ideals, or be determined to protect the public. Rather than the so-called self-interest and profit first. I think the protagonist of this book is really a protagonist in the full sense of the word.
It's so beautiful. The anti-hero thought he had found a scapegoat, but he didn't expect that he would become an imposter when he woke up [laughing]
It's nice to watch, a bit like Black Robe Pickets, mortals versus supermen. I really like the protagonist's character, he has a sense of justice, but he kills those who deserve to be killed very decisively. How can the protagonist be qualified to be the protagonist if she is not the Virgin? I prefer this kind of heroic protagonist to those who are egoistic.
It's a masterpiece. The author is really thoughtful. The setting that ordinary people can use the organs of superpowers is very novel. This kind of subject seems to be rare on the market.
I have been wanting to review this book for a long time, but I have been putting it off. Today I remembered it again, so I decided to write it. To be honest, in the process of pursuing this book, I also entered the workplace from a student, and then was laid off. I even worked as a mechanic. I am also an I person. The author of Good Guy directly gave me a sense of immersion in reading. I can understand the mood of the protagonist so well [face covering] What attracts me the most about this book is the portrayal of the protagonist. Chen Mozhen is just like his name, he is not good at words, and he has shouldered a lot for the justice in his heart. He was seriously injured many times in the early stage, and his life was overdrawn in the later stage. He was tortured all the time, but he never complained. Maybe he was calculated into the game at the beginning, but all his subsequent actions were based on his own choices. Chen Mo is not that powerful, not that smart, but he is tough enough and upright enough. Not to mention in such a dark world view, even in reality, it is too rare. He dares to do heroic things with a mortal body. It is really amazing. No wonder Yoshikawa Huang admires him so much. This kind of story about a middle-aged man who regains his youthful passion under a strange combination of circumstances really makes me satisfied [laughing and crying] Who doesn't have a hero in their heart? What surprises me is that the author's writing style has been improving visibly. Just as Chen Mo was clumsily writing Tartarus in the early stage, the author was also clumsily describing the story. By the time of the Red Room chapter, the story of Tartarus was getting better. The author The writing style is also the same, the two complement each other, the story slowly becomes exciting, reaches a small climax, and the theme of the story gradually becomes established. It is very good [like] The battle with Yoshikawa Huang is very exciting, and the image of Yoshikawa Huang is established in just a few chapters. As for the amnesia plot in the church chapter, I always found it a bit strange. It may have been caused by the author's lack of writing skills at the time. Maybe it would be much better if he wrote it now. As for the dollhouse chapter, I think it's a bit too long. Although it complements the protagonist's kind and generous character very well and also creates several good supporting characters, I feel that this part is indeed a bit too long, but it is acceptable. The battle between real and fake Tartarus was also quite exciting. It was another small climax after defeating Huang Yoshikawa. All the experiences and accumulated emotions exploded here. Only Chen Mo is worthy of being Tartarus, and he can only be the real Tartarus! Personally, I don't like the war chapter that follows. I feel that the style of painting has changed, and the writing is a bit hasty. Including the source of the superpowers, it feels a bit fragmented, but it is not without foreshadowing and can be guessed. By the way, the author really paid attention to the naming of the characters who appeared in the later period. Unexpectedly, they were actually named according to the naming methods of foreigners in different places in reality. There are also the names of the two brothers of the Wu family, Haotian to Wangshu, Sun to Moon, which is very interesting [please take a closer look] As for the ending, I quite liked it. It was quite irritating, and the ending between Chen Mo and Huang Yoshikawa was also romantic enough. To be honest, the final ending really made me admire Chen Mo from the bottom of my heart. If he wanted to live, he could just live like this. But even after going through so much, Chen Mo is still the same Chen Mo. The principles of saving innocent people and punishing guilty people have never changed. Even if the person to be punished is himself, he will never double standards. There will be absolutely no exceptions. It is really amazing. Even Chen Mo and Yoshikawa Huang were about to die in the Moon Palace in the end. The atmosphere was so sad and romantic. Yoshikawa Huang also told a hell joke. I couldn't stand it anymore. No, Haji Huang, please return my merits [face covering] In the end, Tartarus became a symbol. With a righteous heart, anyone can be Tartarus! This book does have many shortcomings. Objectively speaking, it is less than five points. However, there are so many characters, plot descriptions, and themes in Tomato that are not as good as this book. Even if it can get a high score, I will not be objective at all. I will give it a five point to encourage the author. I thank the author for letting me see a wonderful story, and I hope the author will continue to work hard to write better stories. [Cool]
It's good to read, but that's why the male protagonist has a 100% sneak attack and dodge buff. Can't you just base it a little bit? Apart from that, it's a well-deserved good book about urban high-wu. Now that urban high-wu is in decline, the author hopes you can be the light that saves it.
It should be animated, find a major animation company, this book is worth it, this book should be popular, the character setting, world setting and plot logic all want to be able to withstand the test. In fact, I feel that the more details the better when writing a book. The book is like a skeleton, a good setting is like the human organ and spleen, and the fascinating story content is the flesh and blood. I suggest that the author can pay more attention to details in future books, so that readers can withstand scrutiny no matter which aspect they look at.
Just like a childhood dream, the environmental content of the novel flickers like a dream, and the story rhythm suits me. More importantly, it is similar to the dreams I have had. There are few opportunities to bring real-life memories in dreams, so there is no plot summary. I start a story based on my own intuition. I face people with various magical abilities, but I have no superpowers. I can only make various equipment that clearly feel that they are not my own superpowers. I was so fascinated by it that I didn't leave a very deep memory. Recalling the content also gave me the feeling that I saw it in a dream. All in all, although I feel that there is still a lot of room for improvement, it has really filled my spiritual void, so keep up the good work!
Very good looking so far, reminds me of Aiden Pearce-Private Punisher from Watch Dogs. The image is also very similar. He wears a big windbreaker and a mask. If the settings include "big blackout" and "full-band blocking interference" by a senior programmer, I don't know how handsome this would be [Chigua]
It's simply amazing. It's a heroic story that can make people cry. The three perspectives are from beginning to end, the tension of life and death struggle, the foreshadowing, the logic is reasonable, and it's also perfect. It's so powerful. It really should be a drama.