I Was Just Playing a Game, So Why Am I Wanted Worldwide?

Although it's said to be behind the scenes, it's actually on the front lines.

The book is quite good, why is nobody reading it? Could it be that it's the Grand Eunuch?

🎭 Character Design: The main character's character development is quite good. 🎬 Plot: The plot was quite interesting at first, but it became a bit cliché from episodes 66/67 onwards. It was the classic brainless villain showing off, then getting slapped in the face, owing favors, and it wasn't very interesting. ✒️ Writing style: The writing style is acceptable.

That's a bit idiotic. Knowing that Mr. Huang was a swindler, why did they still insist on going back to fall into his trap? Just because of some so-called loyalty? They've already made tens of thousands of dollars, what's a little extra money from being a porter? They didn't even have any backup plans. What's the point of recording videos as evidence?

This book is readable if you don't have a brain. It fails to cover many basic common sense concepts. In the A-group, a homeless man suddenly acquires technology, adopts a ridiculously eccentric name like "Nine Heavens," and collaborates with several traditional American intelligence agencies—and he doesn't get caught? It's incredibly stupid.

Do all people of Chinese descent have to be villains? It feels like the protagonist has gone to hell.

I hope to write more. Hundreds of thousands of words is the standard for a printed book. Online novels with less than two million words are not very interesting.

I'm Li Feiyu, and he assigned me the role of a rich second-generation heir who's always surrounded by beautiful women.

The writing is decent, the premise is interesting, and the logic flows smoothly in the beginning.

It's very well written. I skipped Anya's part because it was boring, but the rest is very good. Why is it so unpopular?