Wrongfully Imprisoned, I Committed Eighteen Crimes in One Day

It's very well written, especially the protagonist's initial precautions against getting involved, unlike other characters who just kill anyone they have a grudge against, as if afraid no one will find out. You know, the deceased's social connections, especially their enemies, are always a priority for investigation.

Well written, just my taste. Needless to say, only those who have truly experienced social injustice would appreciate this perspective. Only in this way will those so-called Celestial Dragons and evil truly fear, and only then can fairness truly be realized.

With ideal flowers, blooming dreamlike fruits. When we see too many things that cannot be resolved, we always hope that a fictional person can bring about all the beautiful outcomes. The author's writing is quite good; keep up the good work.

It's a very good novel. Don't worry about whether it's illogical or not; just the imaginative plot, the tale of love and hate, and the upheaval of the world are enough to make you feel alive.

It's satisfying and logical to read, much more so than those stories that feature live-streamed trials in real life. While the creation of the assassin is a bit fantastical, the execution is swift and decisive. It's just too short; I'll save it for later. Hope for faster updates!

The writing style is very coherent; I listened to it on audiobook. But it still feels like something's missing—a sense of justice in the trial. If it were just a solo assassination, letting the bad guys die, the victims would only be some patriotic entrepreneur, some rich second-generation, or some boss. It's always a bit of a shame that there isn't a scene where they expose the crimes and reveal the truth, leaving the perpetrators exposed.

Excellent, very good, very realistic. Only those who have experienced the harsh realities of life can truly understand this. It's not a feel-good story, but it reveals the dark side of reality. Any ideology, without oversight, will eventually become distorted.

Very good, a true behind-the-scenes story. The male protagonist is taciturn and keeps a low profile in prison, while his henchmen wreak havoc outside. They include assassins, hackers, commanders, doctors, demolition experts, and basically all types of people. They progress through the levels very quickly and kill enemies without any pre-cast animation.

So far, the villains are exceptionally well-developed, making me hate them so much I'm eagerly anticipating their demise. The villains' actions and responses are also very strong, and the fact that the protagonist's assassins lack supernatural abilities makes the confrontations intense, unlike those mindless crushing defeats in some light novels.

It was alright, but seeing the protagonist framed and desperately seeking revenge, only to end up framing a righteous reporter and putting him in the spotlight, made me a little uncomfortable. I wonder if he'll be saved later.