The Many-Faced Player

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Quite interesting. In the first few chapters, a shipwreck incident throws up several mysteries one after another. The protagonist is the kind of person who is calm and rational in the face of danger. If you guessed it correctly, this story is the process of the protagonist gradually uncovering the mysteries. Despite this, the author did not deliberately describe complicated puzzles. They are all things that are "terrifying to think about". For example, in traditional soul-piercing novels, the protagonist absorbs the memory of the original owner and is done. However, after reading this book for a while, you will find that the memory of the original owner is fake. . . At present, I have read 100,000 words, and there are still some similar designs. Some authors have pointed them out, and some have not. This feeling is quite interesting. It does not deliberately create suspense, but there is always a sense of suspense in the story. The rhythm of the current story is relatively tight, and there is not much daily content, but actually I quite want to watch some daily content😋Of course, as long as it looks good, I can accept it! In short, it's good!

Since the last time I wrote a brief review, the author has written another 100,000 words 😅 The plot has not collapsed, and it seems to be getting more and more exciting, great! However, it's a bit sad to see that the author said that he has never been recommended. I suggest that if you think it looks good, you can follow the updates and read more. Now Qidian recommends it and it seems to be very interesting to read and read the data. Don't keep books, keep books to death😃

This book has an out-of-market index of 30,000, but it hasn't even made the grade. How is the monthly income?

I've read part of it, about 30 chapters, let me know what you think! Blurred! Protagonist's character, blurred! Plot context, blurred! Story rhythm, blurred! First point, protagonist's character. After reading the third golden chapter, it doesn't leave a clear impression on the readers about who the protagonist is. It just throws out the setting, which is boring. To summarize, it is that the decryption anchor Lin Jue traveled to the bottom of the ship that was about to explode, and then escaped. 1. The protagonist is known as a modern Sherlock Holmes, but I feel that the protagonist's reasoning at the bottom of the boat is too awkward and too forced. It does not allow me (the reader) to feel the meticulousness of his thinking. Instead, I feel that he is a bit... I don't know how to describe it. Maybe it can be called self-righteous? The subsequent chapters also throw out the protagonist's kind character and unwillingness to kill people. This is certainly good, but this feature is too crudely established. You say you are kind, but you do nothing to save the people on the ship. You say you want to protect yourself, but you do all kinds of tricks when you are being hypocritical and snake-like with the company. One of the things that made me think there was an obvious failure was that he reached a cooperation with the puppet master and said in the report that he killed the puppet master. So, there must be corpses during the subsequent cleanup. How to arrange this? The protagonist should be allowed to embody it in order to show that he is impeccable, rather than seeming to be anticlimactic. This feeling is that the actions of the protagonist are inconsistent with his personality. Reading the same article, it seems strange everywhere. 2. Plot context. After watching it for so long, I still don't understand what the protagonist is planning to do? (눈_눈) Which side is he going to be on? The company's side? The superpower's side? Or your own position. What does he want to do? Get rid of control? Explore a new world? Or what? The protagonist's position is ambiguous and the actions are reversed back and forth. After reading Chapter 30, I feel that the tone of the entire article has not yet been set. It just keeps throwing out new settings. Ordinary people, superpowers, genetic warriors, each one has to be mentioned, but it is not detailed. It is all mentioned in one stroke, but it makes people feel dizzy. 3. Story rhythm. People often say that inheritance has ups and downs, clues are laid in the front, and follow-up will follow the clues to enter a new chapter of the story. At each stage, it should have a focus on description. But in this article, it is difficult for me (the reader) to feel where this point is. I (the reader) want to focus my energy and attention on where I can't arouse readers' speculation and discussion about the plot. This is also the reason why many great masters are often said to be out of context, but still keep readers enthusiastic. Moreover, readers are not reading books to decipher the mystery. The author should describe a complex problem simply and clearly, and the clues should be laid out clearly so that readers can think along with the author's flow of writing. Just like teaching a math problem that everyone can understand, when the result comes out, everyone will have a feeling of "Wow, that's it!" It's not like doing advanced math questions. The teacher has finished explaining, but the readers are still confused. Furthermore, in the early stage, the protagonist was constantly being fooled around, and his position was very passive. When the protagonist develops other connections under the nose of the company, there should be a refreshing point, or some place where I (the reader) can feel relaxed. The beginning is always depressing, which is one of the reasons why I (the reader) feel uncomfortable and the reading is obscure. A small comment. I hope that after reading it, the author can better grasp the rhythm of the story and his writing style will become more concise. I wish the author good results with this book!

I also want to read the comments from book friends. They are all crazy people posting pictures.

Good books are not popular series. It seems to be well written so far. I subscribed to a hundred chapters first...

It's well written, but it's too much of a virgin. It's outrageous to not be able to kill anyone who wants to kill the protagonist. It's ridiculous to let everyone go.

Overall, it is a good book that I can read in one sitting. I will keep reading if it continues at this level. But I would like to mention a few unreasonable points (personal opinion. The protagonist directly asks for help without knowing Dinah's position, which is a bit abrupt for the protagonist's character. The writing of Ninety-Two is a bit broken. Dragon Five's combat effectiveness is not so low. Although it may highlight the change of the heroine's attitude towards the protagonist, it is a bit lowered in IQ. It would be better to not have this paragraph and directly trigger the password. The protagonist's character is a bit soft and does not fit in with the general background atmosphere. (Of course, this is just a personal opinion.

It's almost 900,000 words! Charge towards the million words! Go!