The Painless: Everyone’s a Villain

To be honest, the writing is okay. There are a lot of famous scenes of wits and wits in the back, but there is no place where the plot is forcibly interrupted to explain in large paragraphs. All the explanations are broken up and hidden in the normal progression of the plot, and you can watch it with a little thinking. There is no such thing as a battle of wits for the sake of a battle of wits, throwing out a bunch of philosophical terms to show off. Generally speaking, this book is mainly about telling a good story seriously, rather than forcing a cool plot to show off and slap the face. There is abuse, excitement, stories, foreshadowing, humanity, and growth. The author is telling the story seriously. This is enough for five stars. This book gets better and better as you go to the end, why is it that no one is reading it?

Starting from fighting back against school bullying, it is a purely refreshing novel, but there are a lot of foreshadowings buried, which are revealed bit by bit later. As soon as you enter the social line, the flavor of conspiracy comes out, the mood fluctuates greatly, and it is very refreshing. In general, the entire society is controlled by big forces, and the people at the bottom are commodities, and they are still worthless commodities.

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