
The Deadly Hacker
绝命黑客
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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701Chapters
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12.6kRecs
38.8kFans
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After reading four chapters, the writing and plot of this book are pretty good, but there may be some problems with the logic of the setting. Since the protagonist has such awesome technology, for a single programmer, he doesn't have much savings? How much do you look down on top programmers? According to the setting of the protagonist in the book, even if he is not in a big company, he can be a project manager anywhere. (The protagonist published a technical book when he was in middle school, and later made a plug-in in one night)
I feel like this book isn't promoted enough.
I feel like the inspiration for this book should come from Breaking Bad, except that the poison master was replaced by a hacker. How should I put it? I only learned about the new book from Bilibili Live Broadcast. After reading it, I felt that this book was very hardcore, the plot was very exciting, and the writing was very sophisticated. However, both the title, cover and introduction were very dissatisfying to me. The reason why I read this book was the author's name. In fact, in addition to The titles of his book written by Fang Da and the author's other books are very discouraging to me. Nowadays, the titles of the books are all from the long side. You can't write so casually in your introduction. Hacker is not a new word now, and what you write in your introduction has the feeling of a TV series in the 1980s. How can you write this in your introduction?
Speechless, rubbish book, full of low-level mistakes, the author just wants to suppress the protagonist? So masochistic? Have a lvmao tendency?
After reading more than a hundred chapters, it was uncomfortable to read. The protagonist looked like he was being persecuted and paranoid. The description of technology was written in one stroke. The whole process was full of low-level mistakes made by the protagonist team. As a hacker, he didn't care about surveillance at all. He was not afraid of betrayal by others... He was so aggressive and afraid of death, and there was no sense of satisfaction. When he met the woman who had his hard work taken away, he suffered a cerebellar hemorrhage and suffered various mental retardations...
After reading Chapter 70 or 80, I didn't want to read it. It was too damn toxic and fake. The protagonist had no vengeance at all. He knew that he was going to die. He would stop living when he was about to die. Well, he could only live for maybe two years without revenge. You say you are a top hacker and have top technology, but you are like this. Can you not hack even a mobile phone or a server? It's really too fake, it's really extremely poisonous, give it up.
This protagonist is like a pig. He has to do everything by himself. After you were exposed as a hacker, you still played a fool and exposed your IP in various ways. How many people have been harmed?
Let's just say this is the best of your last few books! Come on! The struggle of middle age, hacker-like super technical ability, and various social current affairs are integrated together. Come on, it will become popular 👍
Other books give the villain a wit, but this book gives a wit to the protagonist.
Why doesn't the protagonist immediately think of his own motherland for support when he encounters trouble? ! Based on his level, will the motherland give up on him? ! There are so many things happening!
Throwing the gun into the trash can is really powerful, why not throw it into your empty mind?