The Devil's Agent

Where is the person who said yesterday that I was the author's alternate account? Formal statement: The differences between me and the author are as follows: 1. I am dashing and debonair, the author is truly insane; 2. I read books every day, and the author writes books every day; 3. I am the second child in my family. The author is a true idiot. The above three points are used to distinguish between genuine and fake.

This is not the author's alternate account, I solemnly declare.

There's a reason why this book did poorly. The author subscribed to three-quarters of the last book, but stopped subscribing because he was getting a bit tired of it. There's nothing to say about that; it's a normal phenomenon. Then, full of anticipation, I opened the book, read a few dozen chapters, and then angrily abandoned it.

It's a bit strange that Wei Yuan was beaten. As the boss, his first reaction should have been to try to resolve the matter with money. "Brother, let's talk this out, stop fighting. How much do you want? Ten thousand? One hundred thousand? I don't have that much cash on me." "I... I'll give you the card, the PIN is six sevens, you can use it to bind me, and I'll give you the phone too!"

Chapter 32 is a bit strange... The plot is fine, but the conversation between the two girls just doesn't feel right. Cheng Zijun should know about Li Qi's childhood trauma, so their relationship should be extremely close, but their conversation feels like she's trying to explain things to push things forward. Wouldn't best friends tease each other a little? Like, "You stink, don't you take a bath?"

The first thirty or forty chapters were quite good, but the later chapters got really toxic, with tons of ridiculous family tropes and melodramatic plot twists: the mother dies in a car accident, the father is murdered, and the younger sister is left to wander. I bet later on, this younger sister will definitely be working as an entertainer for the protagonist.

How should I put it? I've read so many entertainment novels, and this is the worst one I've ever read.

This book seems a bit more realistic than other entertainment novels, but it still boils down to the same principle: if you want to get ahead, you either need a good family background or a good wife. It's a pity that the character Li Qi is really unlikable; the best character portrayed so far is Ning Zixin.

Recommendation! The first forty or fifty chapters are readable, but don't waste your time on the later ones. 🙂

After reading dozens of chapters, I still don't understand what makes this demon so powerful.