I’ve Never Killed Anyone, It’s All Muscle Memory

So awesome. . . It's different. This is completely different from pure cool writing, showing off to others as a saint, pretending to be a pig to eat a tiger, and being a mastermind behind the scenes. In this type of writing, systems or cheats are common, using external objects to highlight how powerful the protagonist is. This book is different. This book made me feel that the protagonist himself is very powerful. It's the kind of power where everyone knows that he is very powerful, and everyone also knows that their judgment is correct, but at the same time, no one can do anything about him. Everyone had doubts, but in the end no one spoke out. Just like what the protagonist said to the police officer in the article, some people have tried their best just to become ordinary people. You can really feel that the protagonist is trying very hard to become an ordinary person, but only very hard. He behaves like an ordinary person, and behaves like an ordinary person, but some details still show that he is not an ordinary person. So awesome...

The AI ​​smell is obvious. Recently, Red Persimmon has started to tweet AI articles like crazy. This one is considered to be in the middle of the list. It has a plot, a bit of fun, and life. It's more engaging than some that are just hand-twisted [laughing] You can read it to pass the time in the book wasteland.

The author has not hidden the protagonist's other identity from the beginning. The killer is reborn in time and space. He just wants to be an ordinary person and live a stable and peaceful life, but he has no choice but to show his side of the killer in life. He pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger, and does not follow the ordinary path. It is very enjoyable to watch, and it is transcendent from other killer novels. Many knowledge structures in it revolve around the killer, but it is integrated into daily life by the author's witty and humorous writing. It is a great novel, and I am still reading it. Based on my 25 years of novel reading experience, I guarantee that this book is definitely worthy of 5 stars. Even if it is an AI novel, I would recognize it. It is so well written.

It doesn't matter whether it's A or AI, it doesn't matter what's pleasing to the eye. The details of the previous performances are very good. I haven't read entertainment articles for a long time and some people said that there are similar jokes, but I have no impression. When I saw more than 160, some plots of pretending to slap people in the face were very, very cliched. In addition, in reality, there are companies doing similar things. In my impression, no one dares to advertise them. It just muddies the water. I gave it four stars because there was a description in the front that left a deep impression on me. There was a scene on the spot. I deducted one star because people in the entertainment industry never dared to let people know their inside stories. What you did in those companies was even more excessive than Yingjiang. When it comes to making movies, the details of the acting are 5 stars, and this book is the best. The writing on Dark World is just average. Those suspected inside stories of Dark World are incomprehensible to an ordinary person anyway. They look so powerful. Compared with the description of the villains in the dark world, it seems that the author does not know much about decency, or that he only sees decency from the perspective of the villain, which weakens the strength of the righteous side. Some of the plots are too pretentious, but it can only be said that they are more about acting. It really made me feel immersed when I watched it for the first time. This is why I gave it five stars before. I really can't stand the rest of the story other than the acting. I'll give it three stars.

Pure AI and writing, but the plot is well-tuned and the logic is okay. There are no obvious contextual inaccuracies. The main reason is that the main character is well-written. Also, I like that these heroines [admiring] policewomen are not fake people like templates.

It is an urban rebirth novel. There is no system or cheats. The protagonist has been invincible from the beginning. The climax of the plot arrangement is not too abrupt. There are also many professional terms and slang describing criminal types that add a lot of realism to the content (although I don't know if it is true, but it sounds like the same thing). So far, it seems that it is indeed a very good rebirth invincible novel. As long as there is no crash later, the score should keep rising. The disadvantage is that there are still a few chapters. I hope the author will continue to work hard. The follow-up plot gives people the feeling of going high and low, not as exciting as the previous one. The whole plot focuses on the cat. The casual mention in the previous part is an embellishment, which can be added points, but the cat is not the protagonist. Too much description will become very dull. For the time being, we will wait and see if there will be a return to focus on the protagonist in the follow-up.

Don't tell me, although it has a bit of an AI flavor, it's not unbearable. Although the plot is similar to the previous killer who entered the city, this killer is very clean. It's a pose, but it's a very comfortable pose, not causing trouble and not afraid of trouble. After seeing the latest chapter, it looks very smooth and comfortable [Chigua]

It's very good. I've read more than half of it and will keep it. The subject matter is not new. There are many top bosses of the same kind wandering around the world, but they basically collapsed soon after. This book uses variety shows and entertainment as its starting point. There is no pretentiousness or slap in the face, but the things that are engraved in the bones cannot be erased. The two female protagonists are also very interesting. I hope there won't be more female protagonists in the future, so I'll just keep these two.

It's good to read and can keep up with the big army for 158 chapters. The author is very knowledgeable and his writing is very good. But why I only give 4 stars is because the main character seems to have failed in writing. The author was supposed to write about a character like Mr. Saitama, but as he wrote, he became the protagonist of the Korean version of the novel. He has a nondescript feeling of being very stingy and attaching great importance to money. The description of the stinginess of the protagonist is not small, almost chapter by chapter, and it is really uncomfortable to read. I know whether a book is good or not. A good book means that I have the desire to follow it. This book allowed me to read the latest chapter, but I didn't have any particular desire to follow it.

So far it's very interesting, the pacing is clear, the characters are well drawn, and the characters are established in just a few sentences. The rating of six points is a bit low. It's much better than some books at 7:00 and 8:00