Crime Designer: Design the Perfect Crime at the Start

At the beginning, the protagonist's character looked like a machine and the way of heaven. Later, he was caught and sentenced to death, but was stolen by an organization and asked the protagonist to do things for them. . . Later, one of the people the protagonist killed actually survived, and came over to take revenge, causing considerable harm to the protagonist. . . Almost died again. Later, there were too many blows. The protagonist saw that others were busy and felt more responsibilities, so he learned responsibility again! ! ! It's like God being pulled off the altar. . . Becoming more and more like a person. Didn't watch it later. . . . The protagonist is either wanted or being hunted, and is always shot and injured. At first, I applauded while toying with others. . . Things happened one after another, and looking back, the protagonist never had a good day. . . It would be nice if the protagonist kept playing with others, but the protagonist's IQ is not very good either. I think I'm good, but I'm often wrong. . . He was slowly pulled off the altar. . . .

After reading part of it, the logic and writing are good. The protagonist should be a very good person. I hope it won't collapse later. I asked the author if this book is free of CP, right?