He is a fallen reconnaissance hero who took down four bandits with four shots and saved dozens of people.
Yet a report from the bandit leader and the suspicions of an officer hungry for credit turned him from a hero into a death-row inmate.
In the cellblock, someone is waiting to “teach him a lesson”;
in the underworld, people are waiting to kill him;
outside the high walls, the woman who cares for him is fighting for his freedom.
But Cheng Antai has never been a lamb waiting to be slaughtered.
He fights back in prison, changes his fate beneath the guns at the execution ground, and forces his former comrades to draw their weapons against him.
After his release, he makes a comeback: a tough-guy legend rises through the underworld, and a live-in son-in-law fights his way to the top.
Cheng Antai's glory is only just beginning.
A veteran was unjustly sent to death, and his benefactor rescued his son-in-law at the cost of marrying into his wife. It was a disguise, and revenge was the background. The special forces returned to the arena, tearing apart moles with their hands, and trampling on the powerful. The rhythm is full, and the start is high-energy. I look forward to the protagonist overturning the darkness and gratifying the grudge!
The protagonist Cheng Antai is by no means a softie! Fighting back in prison, changing lives in the execution ground, and protecting each other with comrades-in-arms, the plot is compact and has no flaws. After being released from prison, the world is full of joy and the son-in-law is dormant. The feeling of being slapped in the face is intensive, and the single-female main plot is clean and not bloody.
The execution ground is reversed, and the death row prisoner transforms into the son-in-law of a wealthy family. On the one hand, there is a disguise of enduring humiliation, and on the other hand, there is a thunderous revenge. The dormant and counterattack of the retired scouts, the characters are interesting, and the conflict is full. Waiting to see how the protagonist will pay for the blood debt of the death row prisoner's son-in-law's counterattack.
The story is good, the writing is sophisticated and the plot is tight, keep it up.
The climax is at the beginning, and the setting of a narrow escape from death in the execution ground is full of tension. The protagonist disguises himself as a son-in-law and uses the sharpness of a special forces soldier to settle his grievances. The plot is fast-paced and crisp, and perfectly hits the point of counterattack. It is a good choice for decompressing reading.
The character of Cheng Antai is very well created, and I look forward to more exciting plots in the future! Come on!
The author's book seems to be based on a real-life story. It grabs the reader's attention from the very beginning, leaving them full of meaning and waiting for the new chapter. I want to follow this book every day, but I don't know how long it will take
I like this theme, the start is very exciting, very good, please encourage me.
Sorry, I'm afraid you're taking up my time again. I'm optimistic about you.
It is very likely that the author of this book has served as a soldier and been in prison. Some of the plots are very delicate.