I Have a Room in a Marvel Mental Hospital

At your request, I will build a character building. If you have a character in mind, you can write down the personality, characteristics, etc. Here. Of course, the more detailed the better, but considering that the fate of passers-by in this book does not seem to be very good, please be careful!

What can I say about the protagonist of this book? He is a psychopath. When reading this book, do not put your own thoughts into it because you cannot put them into it at all, so it makes it uncomfortable to read. Therefore, when reading this kind of book, you must keep your mind empty and don't think about the next step. Only in this way can it be interesting.

It's beautiful and quite interesting. Come on, author!

I can't explain why, but I always feel like I'm mentally ill for the sake of mental illness. It seemed quite fresh in the early stages, but it felt like something was missing after the rhythm continued. It looks like a shortcomings theme. Maybe I'm not used to it yet.

Although this book was a bit unsatisfactory in the later stages and did not have a good ending, I still want to thank the author Laetmi. It is the protagonist Du Wensen who makes me have a passionate attitude towards everything in this world. At the same time, when faced with poor results that are far away from my ideal, I no longer complain about this or that, so as to escape reality, but pick up the hope that only lasts a few months.…(๑•́ ₃ •̀๑)         emm，，：，，， Thank you again to the author and Lao Du

It can be seen from the novel that the author has a rich reserve of knowledge and has dabbled in classic movies and American TV series. But I think the portrayal of the protagonist is still too one-sided. The protagonist's IQ is set very high, but a lot of the reasoning is random. At least sometimes after reading it, I still don't know how he came to the conclusion. It's as if the protagonist's eyes are B-ultrasounds and he can see the size of their internal organs. Most of the time, I think he should have picked up the script. Along the way, the protagonist, except for being blown up by a new killer at the beginning, has always been showing off and despising other people. It seems that everyone in the author's setting should endure his contempt and be intimidated. But this is an extraordinary world view. I think that modesty that can bend and stretch is more wise than endless arrogance. Take Jue Ge or Mu Su as examples. Although they also have high IQs and bad mouths, people around them will not tolerate them without reason. They also often encounter scandals. These supporting characters should behave like normal people. In general, the protagonist is like a high-end version of Sherlock Holmes, whether it is his floating reasoning, weird personality or poisonous tongue. But there is a certain degree of characterization, and Sherlock Holmes is just right. After all, he smokes tobacco from his slippers, smokes marijuana, and has some blind spots in knowledge. There is also an old man who looks more pretentious than him, and his fighting ability is only just right. The protagonist is a bit too pretentious, almost omnipotent, and has both literary and artistic talents. I hope the protagonist can learn from Poirot. Although he is also a narcissist, his reasoning is well-founded. This is also reflected in the testimony of xxx in the Orient Express murder catalog.

The protagonist gives me the feeling of a combination of Sherlock Holmes and the Joker. If the character is not broken in the later stage, it should be no problem to become a god in one book.

After all these years, I still occasionally think of this book, which is a pity.

Is the author cool? A good person is just like a eunuch 😐😐

After seeing Tony's part, I finally couldn't stand it anymore. Some people may think it's okay, but I feel that everyone's IQ dropped by 250 points at that part. I don't know if the author didn't grasp this part well, but I don't plan to read it!