The Master of Hypermemory

The writing is a bit messy. Since it is an American book, it should not have anything to do with China. Especially things like spies, 404 warning, there are some butts you can't lick. Be obedient and be your Super Memory Superman

The first dozen or so chapters are very attractive, but what the hell, this is the secret agent route. If I have no choice but to retreat, this retreat will be forever!!!

The IQ is online, the plot is compact, but a bit lacking But the author has opened a lot of pitfalls. Don't be a eunuch.

The first 10 chapters were pretty good, but the scene back at school was so embarrassing that I gave up the book after reading chapter 20.

The writing is very attractive, but the protagonist's strength fluctuates. After taking a medicinal bath, he was able to grab something and escape under gunfire from gangsters. However, on Christmas Eve, a painter by profession held a gun and made him afraid to move. Later, he was shot with a tranquilizer gun. It felt like it was completely to lead to the subsequent plot, and the protagonist's ability was very rigidly reduced. Moreover, the Christmas episode was not particularly attractive. The protagonist could not do anything after being caught, which made it look very useless.

Why doesn't the first protagonist go to study science instead of causing trouble when he has such an awesome function? What's more, the fact that he was caught by the thief while chasing a thief and was wrongly accused is too poisonous.

The starting point of the book may be off track. It was too poisonous for agents to mix in later. The original intention of reading the book was not to read spy war stories. At first, I thought that one was a person who solved crimes and the other two was someone who made a fortune by using the living memories of others.

The old routines of secret war between forces have long been outdated. Reading them always makes me feel familiar. It really has no appeal. It is better to continue the entrepreneurial route, the forensic route, personal opinion.

From the beginning, it was okay and the plot was fairly smooth. Although the FBI and spies were very clichéd, but later on when martial arts, stances, and medicinal baths were introduced, it was no different from the rubbish routine novels of a few years ago. It was already out of date, boring to read... And it lost all of its popularity!

The only supporting character with a soul in the whole book died in chapter 3. Maybe it was unintentional. He obviously didn't need to die, but you wrote him to death.