After Faking My Death as an Undercover Agent, the Enigma Went Mad

A bittersweet story with a touch of angst ← That's what the author said. However, I still found it quite heart-wrenching. It wasn't a sharp, direct cut, but rather a dull, agonizing process, like a slow, painful stab to the heart. Those with a high capacity for empathy shouldn't read it casually. The author's writing is excellent, with meticulous attention to detail.

The author writes very well, with delicate prose, but it's really angsty. If you can't handle angst, be careful before reading. I personally thought it was quite good, but I started crying from the second chapter. Author, please update more! I haven't had a single sweet moment yet. Although I can handle angst, it's all angst, so I'll lose 5 pounds after reading it!

I have to rave about "Enigma Goes Mad After Faking His Death and Going Undercover"! 8.2 Is really too low. The plot is insane and addictive. After watching it, all I could think was, "How could someone write this so well!" The tension following the protagonist's faked death is palpable, and Enigma's eccentric character is both captivating and poignant—his uncontrollable possessiveness and…

I've finished reading it. Well, personally, I think it's quite good. The story has strong logic, so it's rather realistic, which also makes it a bit angsty (but I personally think it's a good balance of sweet and angst). The writing is good, and the content is complete. Qu Zhu clearly and cautiously 99

It's so amazing, so good! I haven't seen any good new books lately, but this one is truly a gem! The premise is so fresh, and the descriptions are so beautiful and detailed. I love the slightly tragic backstory. It's so good, I love reading it! The pacing is great, but it might not be enough! 😳😳😳😳😳 The author's writing is so good, it makes me shed a few tears but not cry my eyes out. I love it! It's so fresh, one of only two books I've liked this year.

This book has a well-developed world, and the character development and portrayal of their inner struggles are excellent. The plot is entirely plausible. From each person's perspective, their actions are not wrong. The two protagonists exist on opposite sides of the spectrum, yet they move in the same direction.

It's really good! The author's writing vividly portrays characters like Chu Shen, capturing his perseverance and dedication during his ten years as an undercover agent, all in pursuit of crucial clues like the identity of Ming Xiao. The author also did a fantastic job with the romance between Qu Zhuqing and Chu Shen; it was so moving and heartbreaking that I cried buckets! 😢😢😢 I really love it!

I gave it a rating before finishing it because of Zhang Qian. I was initially drawn in by a minor supporting character, but he also influenced me to abandon the book. The book itself is very good, very good, very good! However, I don't think this book is just sentimental or tragic; it's suffocating.

Personally, I've always felt that Tomato's popular writing style is too exaggerated and melodramatic, but this author's work is quite outstanding in terms of plot logic, emotional progression, and writing skill; it made me cry many times. Keep up the good work, author! If you focus more on the realism of the plot and the subtlety of the emotions, you'll definitely be able to write more literary classics in the future!

This is so good! This life story is so exciting, and the plot is incredibly fast-paced and engaging! Especially chapter 51—I never expected it! It's so clever! So satisfying!