Inorganic Killer: Stalker

Ahem, I have read them all, and I will tell you from the most straightforward, sincere, and objective perspective: the overall impression is close to the original, the protagonist is consistent with the original work, and the author is definitely an old subway resident, but the shortcoming of being an old resident is that he is as "illiterate" as Artyom in this article. Just kidding, the wording is just not that perfect in some places. For me, a reader who likes to listen, sometimes while listening, the dialogue suddenly takes a sharp turn and enters the protagonist's "death revolving door" moment. When the protagonist is down, a saint comes out and speaks some profound words, which is quite attractive😯, because I suddenly discovered that the fighting scene not long ago suddenly turned into the conductor's speech, which attracted Daniel Wu's attention (I am so handsome😎) The author's dialogue scenes are quite difficult. My Russian Nana Artyom is obviously a strong Russian. Why does the dialogue smell like a dragon? I boldly guess that the author may be a dragon. The emotional drama is like a big battle between the author's Nanliang personality and his male personality. Oh Maiga is undoubtedly interesting, and the author's unique charm actually breaks out when he writes about the special front. To sum it up, I am extremely handsome.

Come on👏Really, not bad [I learned it]

I think I need to give an objective evaluation.