The Brewery’s Star Employee and His Frail Heiress

It's quite good. I just skipped the first part and watched it. The first part was a bit frustrating, but the second part was quite good. Some embarrassing scenes in the middle made me jump [face covering]. Overall, it's quite good. [Sending my heart to you] I think OOC is quite normal. After all, Gin's CP is already OOC, so there is no need to aggrieve the emotional line [face covering] Also, can you please send more sweets [send heart] If you like to see the interaction between the male and female protagonists' emotional lines [please update] [send heart] [like]

It's quite interesting. This novel unfolds the story from the perspective of the Black team members, creating strong immersion and suspense. The setting of "pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger" in the early plot is combined with Black's perspective to bring a fresh and tense reading experience. The author's depiction of the atmosphere and psychology is very detailed. The book's description of the characters' speech details, intentions, and thinking processes effectively helps readers capture the emotional focus and subtext, making the transformation of the character's relationship from "disgust to acceptance" particularly real and credible. This kind of delicate writing allows readers to deeply understand the protagonist's subtle situation and inner turmoil in a huge organization. The suspense of the story is also quite clever. The narrative always follows what the protagonist sees and feels, making the reader more immersed in his situation. The atmosphere created makes people involuntarily curious: What attitude does the BOSS behind the scenes have towards such a special subordinate? This unresolved character relationship continues to attract the curiosity of reading. From the perspective of completeness of details, some early details and settings can be further supplemented and optimized. For example, if the protagonist's "previous life" was just a patient who was bedridden for a long time, his calmness and strategy would be a bit abrupt; if the original plot twist (such as the lack of Professor Moriarty's gestures) was explained a little, the logic would be smoother. Overall, this is a work with a unique perspective. It uses a limited vision to promote the plot and uses detailed descriptions to support the characters. I really like the plot and direction. Black's perspective has a different experience. I recommend it.

Very good. This kind of purely black novel is more suitable for reading Conan. If you read too much, it will be very boring. Then suddenly a purely black article will appear and your eyes will light up. The author's writing at the back is very enjoyable. The front is a bit frustrating. It is not recommended to read. You can read it, but it will be more enjoyable to jump directly to the back.

Haha, it's completely different from other similar novels. The heroine is really black. She started killing people like crazy from the middle stage. I was even more stunned by the finale, where the red team killed them all in one go [laughing and crying]

It's quite interesting. The heroine grows up step by step and finally stands shoulder to shoulder with Gin. The relationship with Gin is also gradual and not too abrupt. The plot of the pure black camp has a very different feeling.

Super beautiful [shy][sending heart][adoration][blowing kiss], the content is very exciting [shy][sending heart][adoration][blowing kiss], the plot is very exciting [shy][sending heart][adoration][blowing kiss], love you (●✿∀✿●), oh my dad [blowing kiss]

A very good article, it makes me feel like my eyes are shining brightly. In fact, I think the foreshadowing in the front is very good, but in the back, I always feel that the pace is too fast. I just use a strange trance feeling, but overall I am very satisfied.

I don't watch Conan anymore because they have a 30-year crossover. But in this book, Black is the main player, causing Red to suffer heavy losses, and Red was not unilaterally crushed by Black. That's okay.

It's very interesting to watch, the heroine grows up step by step, and the emotional line is slowly advanced. All the damned people are dead.

It's very enjoyable to write. Come on, boss, come on.