Wrongfully Imprisoned, I Committed Eighteen Crimes in One Day

The writing is very good, especially since the protagonist is on guard against being involved from the beginning, instead of just catching and killing those who have a grudge against him, for fear that others will not find out, as others have written. To know the interpersonal relationships of the deceased, especially the enemies, the investigation would be a priority. It's not like some games that clearly have nothing to do with the protagonist. There will always be a person who appears, stalks the enemy, forcibly suspects the protagonist, and then starts looking for evidence.

The writing is very good, and it appeals to the appetite. Needless to say, only those who truly understand the injustice of society will like this perspective. Only in this way can those so-called dragons and sinners be truly fearful, and fairness can truly be reflected.

With ideal flowers, dreamy fruits bloom. When we see too many things that cannot end, we always hope that a virtual person can complete all the good results. What the author writes is still good, keep up the good work.

It's a very good novel, don't talk about illogicality, just the imagination and grudges that clean up the world.

It's fun to watch and logical, and it's more fun to watch than those articles about live broadcasts of real-life trials on the Internet. Although the creation of a killer is a bit fantasy, the swordman is clean and neat without ink. It's just too short. Save it and update it soon.

The writing is very coherent, I heard it from reading books But it always feels like something is missing, trial and justice If we just assassinate alone and let the bad guys die, the only ones who will die will be [a certain patriotic entrepreneur] [a certain rich second generation] [a certain xxx boss]. It would be a pity that there is no scene where the entrails are pulled out and the evidence of guilt is shown and slapped in the face.

Very good, very beautiful, very real. Only people who have been through society can have such an experience. This is not a cool article but it reveals the dark side of reality. Any ideology will eventually become distorted without supervision

Nice, real behind-the-scenes flow. The male protagonist is taciturn and low-key in prison. His soldiers are killing everyone outside. They are killers, hackers, commanders, doctors, and blasters. They basically have all types. They push pictures very quickly and kill enemies without moving forward. The villain's IQ is online, that is, under the control of the male protagonist and his men, he is fooled around and trapped in a vicious circle of mutual suspicion [laughing and crying] There is no void to lock the enemy, and the hero will not be pinpointed inexplicably. In short, this book does not have the problems of some behind-the-scenes revenge stories and will not be targeted by the police. (In the early stage, a magical forensic doctor was also cut) Come on, author! The back is a bit monotonous. Let's change the author. What happened to such a good idea?

It seems that the villains have been created very well so far, and their success makes me hate them so much that I look forward to their end. The villains in the book are also very capable of action and response. In addition, the protagonist's killer has no extraordinary abilities, so the confrontation between the two sides will be fierce. It will not be like some white-collar novels that only mindlessly crush. The best thing is that the author is not superstitious about public opinion. He does not live broadcast or preview. It is not a life-and-death struggle that relies on the system to vent emotions without thinking, but a life-and-death struggle hidden in the dark. I hope the author will continue to maintain it. What do you mean? This book later fell into the common trap of this type of book. What's the best thing about this type of book? It is about seeing the demise of those powerful people who have no regard for human life. Once the author starts not to properly portray the faces of those exploiters, the book that is obsessed with the confrontation between extraordinary people will not be worth reading.

It felt okay, but it was a bit uncomfortable to see the protagonist being framed and desperate for revenge, and then framed a righteous reporter, pushing him to the forefront. I don't know if he will be saved later.