American Crime: Sniper Elite

Have you ever been a killer? Just write it randomly and take it for granted 😜

After reading Chapter 58, it's weird. I'm a native but I have an inexplicable sense of superiority. I'm stuck but I can't activate Wushuang. I can't do it if I'm neither good nor bad.

You can try to learn the sniping technique like Willis, and you won't be a human being at all.

There is nothing to say about the author's writing style, which can be said to be very good, but the excessive pile of words made it impossible for me to produce corresponding pictures in my mind when I read it. Many times the words do not convey the meaning, so it is better to omit the places that should be omitted The protagonist's motivation is also very confusing. You can say that the killer industry is dangerous and lonely, but it should not be as inexplicable as the protagonist If there is a problem, the order will not be accepted directly. When the employer has problems, why is it not solved by an intermediary? Why don't you ask clearly if you have to solve it yourself?

This plug-in is a fire-power holy body. The grenade, mortar, and grenade sniper are all better than the chain sniper.

Have you finished the book after just seeing it on Chiji?

I haven't started watching it yet, but I just read the introduction and character information. Let me first guess, is this book inspired by The Day of the Jackal? The final payment, hahahahaha.

Fairy grass, but in order to avoid the police finding the bullet stained with his own blood, a killer ran into a bunch of police and agents and came back alive. A bit too far-fetched

It is said that killers are at the bottom of the dark world, equivalent to cattle and horse workers in factories, and they are not as profitable as black agents, black lawyers, black doctors, etc.

To be honest, I rarely write reviews, but I have read a lot of books. Just because I have more than 20 monthly passes (purely for reading), I can guarantee that this book is definitely good to read, especially the second chapter after it was put on the shelves. It really surprised me Authors who write about American dramas with a lot of Chinese flavor and a lot of Maja Fake are 10,000 times better. Really, this book is good-looking because it doesn't have any Chinese flavor, that's all. Moreover, it also innovates the worldview of American dramas, especially from the perspective of wits It is especially rare.