FBI: You're Playing a Criminal, So Play One, Got It?

Fuck, I swear in the name of God, I guarantee the author is a total sly old fox. I can hardly believe it! My beautiful darling, is this a script? The cinematography, the fluidity, it's smoother than chocolate from Uncle George's plantation. "I don't want to watch this kind of outdated trope, like that 70-year-old immigrant lady from the next village who can't speak a word of English..."

Judging from the title, I thought it was just a variety show or a simulation, but it turns out to be a real killing spree, and they even play mind games. I'm afraid the book will be lost.

What I want to say is that I think this novel is great, even though it's only updated to around forty chapters, and although it's also a time-travel + system story. 1. The opening doesn't lay any groundwork; it jumps straight into the plot!

Chapters 49-90 are readable and make for a good book. However, the story changes after the 90s. It's hard to pinpoint exactly what's wrong, but readers who started reading from the beginning will definitely notice a shift in the reading experience – a near-vertical decline.

The beginning was great, starting with the male lead jumping into the Ganges. But afterwards, it felt like the characters had changed. I persevered and read over ten chapters, and it was always the same. The foreshadowing from the beginning was gone, and the male lead turned into an idiot.

It didn't even last 10 chapters. A broom handle was used to impersonate a gun, and a shotgun was used to shoot people flying. These anti-physics plots are a perfect replica of a ridiculous drama. I suggest the author sit down with Okouchi.

I don't mean anything by this, I just think this book deserves better; the original title and synopsis do a bit of a waste. Author, please take a look and consider changing it! If you don't like it, just delete my post, or ignore me. This is just a starting point to get the discussion started; feel free to offer your comments. Book Title: A beginner's version of "Want to Catch Me?

To be honest, the plot development was quite unexpected. Compared to the previous episode, this episode, from beginning to end, has seen the protagonist and his associates constantly killing law enforcement and security personnel who are pursuing and protecting him. Doesn't this kind of development provoke public outrage?

I should have believed the comments section; even I couldn't make it past three chapters. 🙂 Trying to act tough in front of Nig, putting on an act of being all shrewd and collected, is pointless. Nig doesn't care about your actions; the moment he sees you messing with him, he's already unleashing his combo 🙂. The protagonist is still a fugitive who broke into someone else's home.

It's obviously written by some extraterrestrial demon. This kind of quality won't survive on a paid website like Qidian.