
The Mastermind Behind the Scenes, Starting Now
从现在开始的幕后黑手
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 205k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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101Chapters
753Recommendations
7Fans
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This book is really good. The plot and intelligence are consistently high, and the story is clear and engaging! The only possible drawback is the younger sister. After all, many people are so fed up with these kinds of spoiled younger sisters that they immediately give up on the book, regardless of its quality!
Reading Chapter Thirteen I'm dumbfounded. The protagonist tells his sister, who works in the major crimes unit, that the mastermind behind the killer is even more anxious than the police. The information the police have is that two women who are somewhat connected were killed by the same killer using unknown methods.
I watched a bit, and it seems the main character is a womanizer. The old man on the subway was looking at his phone, so I'm outta here.
There are many common sense issues. First, the impact of a billionaire who wrote the book is not as great as that of an internet celebrity. Second, how could outsiders know about a police case? Also, the protagonist's creation of a ghost, whether the obsession is before or after death, and how do you define obsession? Even murderers don't want to die, they also become ghosts.
The behind-the-scenes manipulation is misleading. It's clearly an anti-infinite time-travel story. If it were just one person doing the anti-time-travel, that would be one thing. But what's with Xiahou Wu also time-traveling in *A Lone Warrior's Martial Arts World*? This doesn't feel like a behind-the-scenes manipulation at all. It feels like a summoner, and an uncontrollable one at that.
I have a suggestion. Didn't you say that the mastermind behind the scenes is unsuitable? You could try to marginalize the protagonist and portray them only as a witness, recorder, or observer. Also, the protagonist's cheat codes are too powerful. If this continues, you won't be able to control the situation, and it will collapse later.
Shouldn't the mastermind be keeping quiet and not showing off? Why is the protagonist acting all high and mighty?
That agent is your employee, how much of a sycophant are you writing like this? Author, read it yourself! As an agent, don't you know how rich your boss is? 10 Million for a professionally customized suit!!!
Where does the younger sister's role manifest itself?
Is there a main storyline or development direction?