Start with the Cat and Mouse Game

As soon as I saw the white skin, I didn't want to see it again.

It's very beautiful. I think it's very planned. Keep up the good work 🤓

. . . Am I the only one who thought it was time traveling through Tom and Jerry? 😅😅

This is the first time I see someone writing about the world of cat and mouse games. Just because of this, I have to take a look.

What's the point of having so many chapters about Mexican readers? It's not exciting at all, and so much money is spent to help Laos and the United States fight against book sellers. The cause of the main conflict is very inexplicable and meaningless. So much time and so much money are spent, why not do something else? And it's easy to throw away 1 million to 2 million U. S. Dollars. Calculated by time, it will only be 70 years ago. When the lieutenant colonel died, his wife and daughter were given 2 million U. S. Dollars? You're writing very randomly! The monthly salary for your suicide squad members is only a few thousand dollars, and it is already a very high salary. You're offering 2 million U. S. Dollars in compensation for a dead person, so who the hell can afford it? If you give money like this, then are you afraid that all soldiers from all over the United States will come to work for you? I'm afraid you have forgotten that the captain you wrote about who was so cheating a year ago had a monthly salary of only a few hundred dollars, which was still a very high-income group. As a result, you are now throwing around $2 million?

With the protagonist's identity and status, he is still entangled with the underworld and drug dealers. Isn't it too classless? What does the protagonist do with so many subordinates? What kind of status does the protagonist have to go shirtless against a drug dealer? It's too low. I think the author doesn't know how to develop the subsequent plot. The author can no longer control the plot.

At first he said he wanted to go to college, and then after he separated from Leo, he suddenly started doing things according to his original track, and then he met some alien princess and was completely speechless.

Princess Anne

After only reading a few dozen chapters, I feel that the logic of the hero's behavior is too divided. He wants to take a long-term view, but is engaged in short-term gains; he wants to act low-key, but fishes for the princess. This is treating a country like a fool!

Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this 🔨🔨 Faster, faster, faster, faster 😁😁😁😁😁

Recommended by others, the one with no 🐴 will definitely charge you money

I originally thought it would be a good comprehensive novel about foreign movies, but it turned out to be this cliché story about a boy who goes back to the past to be a money-spender. All kinds of alchemy magic were turned on, and the mouths of relatives and friends were filled with oil.

I have seen many well-written books that were swayed by public opinion, deviated from the author's own wishes and ended hastily! You and I are completely different from each other! Anyway, I feel that this book is in line with my taste. When writing a book, I have to ask others to tell me what is wrong here and what is wrong there! Alas!

The writing of this book is more interesting than the previous one. It would be great to maintain the style of this high-intelligence crime. Do you have any similar recommendations?

It is very wrong for the protagonist to contact gangsters now. Now the protagonist is a gray little person in the eyes of gangsters. In the future, gangsters will always despise the protagonist from the bottom of their hearts. In the future, when the protagonist gets rich and opens a company, gangsters will definitely entangle him. Gangsters will definitely sincerely believe that the protagonist relies on them to become prosperous. Gangsters will definitely think that the protagonist should be grateful to the gangsters and repay the gangsters vigorously. Otherwise, the whole family will be threatened. Gangsters like to harass and threaten businessmen they are familiar with. If the protagonist has been relying on technology to develop in Bai Dao, he will always be a big shot in the eyes of everyone, and the gang will never mess with him.

I don't want to see Princess Anne here. Didn't appreciate Roman Holiday at all. And it's boring for a protagonist who is always in bad ways to come clean so early. There are too many such books.

Personally, I think it is very good-looking. I watched it during the limited-time exemption. Now that I have seen the development of the United States, the limited-time exemption is no longer available. I started to subscribe and talk about my personal reading sense. I hope the author can continue to work hard (ง •̀_•́)ง First, the cat-and-mouse game at the beginning is really good-looking, but as a primitive and dark accumulation of capital, even though the protagonist has been very careful, his face has still been seen by many people. In the back, the protagonist accumulates a lot of wealth, and because of the relationship with the heroine, he becomes a public figure early. This dark history actually has great risks. After all, so many tellers have seen the protagonist cheating on fake checks, and being recognized is a big trouble. I haven't seen the back yet, so I don't know how the protagonist handles this experience. But this section is very exciting. The cat-and-mouse game directly shows that the protagonist is a cautious and thoughtful genius. To be honest, this attraction directly made me pursue the book. Second, the Roman Holiday section is very beautiful. It is one of the best and most romantic developments of the male and female protagonists that I have seen so far. Compared with the barren emotional lines in other books, there is no life-or-death rescue scene in the street and the abruptness of getting on the boat and then paying for the ticket and suddenly having a female protagonist. This is definitely the biggest highlight of this book. Third, there are advantages and disadvantages. Compared with the previous two paragraphs, the reading experience of Xianggang can be said to be a cliff-like plunge. This is my most direct experience, and it can even be said that I endured it until I read it. First of all, it is a violation of the style of painting. When we get used to the development of the West in the previous paragraphs, we have already formed a certain sense of reading. The picture is definitely Western, especially the romance and aesthetics of Rome, as well as some dark highlights of Western capital in the 20th century, making this atmosphere of the last century even more attractive and addictive. It can be said that if the whole book starts from here and maintains this atmosphere, it will definitely be a smooth reading experience. But in order to develop the protagonist and make money, it directly takes readers back to Hong Kong Island at that time. The style of this Hong Kong movie by Lei Luo is completely inconsistent with the style of the previous European and American movies. This Hong Kong movie in particular is definitely biased towards dark realism. At the same time, the identity of the protagonist is a very sensitive representative of England. The appearance of coming back to make money is too ugly, which makes the sense of violation even stronger. Therefore, it is also a simple layout to make money, which is not attractive. On the contrary, it is quite boring, and at the same time it destroys the tone created before.                              The heroine issue, I don't know why, but suddenly there is a Jewish heroine, and she is a forced heroine. Originally there was the romantic love of Princess Anne. It can be said that a single heroine can definitely be exciting until the end of the story. After all, the protagonist itself is already a big highlight, and there is no need to rely on the harem to fill the story. However, the author still chose to make the protagonist a scumbag who wanted to live in the harem. It is probably because the previous plot of Princess Anne had benefited from a wave of dividends, and he wanted to recreate it with the help of Xiao Jude and Zixia. However, he did not know that this directly ruined the favorability of the readers left by the previous romantic love story of Princess Anne. It offended the single heroine faction, and offended the multi-heroine faction. Depending on the situation, the author probably stopped in time after seeing the readers' reaction, and did not choose Zixia, leaving Xiao Jew as the reserve heroine. The result was a dual heroine, with the first heroine being Anne. Looking at the character list, no more heroines were added. In fact, when I read many such books in the past, many authors only chose one side to develop in their descriptions of domestic and foreign countries. When the whole book formed a certain capital power, they would change the map for development, or they would just do some simple foreshadowing. There would never be a clear distinction between China and the West. In this regard, the initial map is from China, which has more advantages. After a certain level of development, it is not very abrupt to develop internationally. However, there are few stories about international development that return to China after a certain level of development and are more exciting. However, this book directly chooses them all (although it is only Hong Kong), so there is such a gap in reading, especially Especially when I saw that the first heroine was Princess Anne, I wondered why such a beautiful movie was exempt from the upper limit. Later, when I saw the development of Hong Kong Island, I realized that this plot really hindered the entire book. Whether it was simply making money for development, or the sudden appearance of the second heroine, Little Jew, it was a big blow. Finally, to summarize my reading experience, the movie variety world, the money-making expert, and Princess Anne are all highlights. However, the Hong Kong plot's money-making routine is ugly. If you want to reap the bonus of the heroine's plot, you will stuff the second heroine, causing the male protagonist's impression score to drop. These are also shortcomings. I gave the monthly pass and subscribed to the chapters that I haven't finished for free. I hope the results will get better and better in the future. I also hope that the author will be more cautious about the heroine in the future, especially when it comes to single or multiple heroines. If Princess Anne is in pure love, don't be a scumbag, and if you are a harem, don't be in pure love. It really doesn't please both ends.

IQ online? Is my IQ so low now?

Damn, the OOXX you recommended me to watch was charged for money. It poisoned me to death.

Are there any similar novels? It is a novel that travels to the United States or the United Kingdom from 30 to 70 years ago. It's best to have a golden finger.

As a qualified book friend circle, you must have the Idiom Solitaire Tower. You can play it freely. Everyone can do whatever they want. Let me start first.

I've probably read five or six hundred chapters, and then I'll just refresh the table of contents. Because there were too many pits dug in the early stage that were not filled, and there were too many things that could be extended. I probably thought that those pits would cause the collapse of the worldview in the book, so I just put it out to attract people. The author just wanted to create a financial empire and use finance to control everything. This is also the current social status quo, capital is king. But it was very disappointing to write about the pitfalls and exciting points without digging into them, so I felt indifferent in the middle period. I just browsed the table of contents and found that there was nothing to look forward to at the end. I can only say that it is pretty good. It would be better if there were no pitfalls or water injection. Chapter 1,300, it's too watery, and it's a pity that it's pieced together from here and there.

When I first saw the title of Cat and Mouse, I thought it was a detective. I have to say that Neil, played by Peacock, is indeed super handsome, and he feels that his deception is much better than that of Leonardo DiCaprio's Frank.

Princess Anne as a Young Woman

I have been reading novels for 20 years. Recently, it's become increasingly rare for me to finish reading a novel! Either the writing is childish, or it's crazy sensational, or it's ridiculously long-winded! This is really a rare book of fairy grass. I watched the ending without even finishing a chapter! You may not understand, but after reading dozens of novels, it's hard to find one that I insist on finishing until I suddenly come across one like this. It's so refreshing to have a glass of ice sprite in the dog days of summer!

The first part is good, but the middle and later parts are not good.

The book describes that people all over the world have been living in dire straits, and ordinary people are not qualified to live a good life. Especially the American people's life is too difficult.

The writing is pretty good, although it's a bit verbose, but the most unacceptable thing is that he opened a harem again. He has accepted three, and there are several more. I don't know if he will accept them. I saw that I accepted three and I don't want to read anymore. Damn it, it's acceptable to be verbose. It's not like Long Aotian opened a harem for Jill. Fuck😅😅

I really like this genre. Are there any similar recommendations? Forget DC, Superman, Iron Man, etc. (I am naturally indifferent, even disgusted)

On the whole, it's okay, but there is one big problem. In terms of interpersonal communication, especially the description of identity relationships and conversations during the colonial period in Hong Kong Island, as well as apprenticeships, etc., It makes no sense from a third-party perspective. Different skin colors, age issues, and class relations arising from identity and worth are four or five levels behind the characters. Especially in terms of thinking, having money, status, and status versus having no money, status, and status, how does that compare to today's reality? How could it be possible for people from all over the world to do this in their previous lives? It can only be said that in this regard, the author will fail as much as he wants to make the protagonist as perfect as possible. The author of this book cannot write the protagonist among the superiors. What the protagonist has is exactly the opposite. Especially when describing the protagonist's colonial period in Hong Kong, it is neither reasonable nor logical in terms of a novel. The novel's appeal requires these two points.