Mad Dog**

First review! Tomato Pie's "Crazy Dog" is a novel with two male protagonists. The protagonist is anonymous but cannot escape the whirlpool of fate. His identity jump from being a slovenly escapist to being involved in the disputes between powerful people is full of drama. Sun Xiaochuan's strong intervention and the double pressure of past entanglements caused the emotional line to spark between coercion and struggle. The text contains hidden suspense and foreshadowing, and the relationships between the characters are complicated. Although it contains "unclean" elements that cause controversy, it also truly reveals the folds of human nature under desire and power, and has a certain depth.

It looks good. Although the front is relatively dull, the back really pokes me, hh. However, sometimes I don't get used to the tilde, but once I get used to it, I can accept it. The plot is not brainless, and the writing is passable (haha, I am very picky about this). Overall, I am very satisfied. Mainly, it really pokes my xp. I love it, so cheer up. Seeing this, I feel that Li's life experience is confusing, and I look forward to the appearance of another male protagonist later. ❛‿˂̵✧

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking