On the Treacherous Road

Interesting

It's quite interesting and the author wrote it with a lot of brains.

The more I read the story, the grander it becomes, and the more I want to look back. If the author is good, he can

At present, the IQ is online, the logic is clear, and it is above the standard.

It's good-looking. There's not much excitement at the beginning, but it becomes very interesting after reading about twenty chapters. The story structure is relatively macro, the villain's IQ is online throughout, and there are many conspiracy theories.

The protagonist is an imbecile. He has been pushed away from the beginning. He has no choice. He first puts the protagonist through danger and then saves the protagonist. Then he keeps saying that they are the protagonist's father's subordinates. The protagonist does not know anything about his father. The protagonist is told by the so-called father's subordinates. In the end, he believes it. The protagonist's father is safely hiding abroad, but he does not call the protagonist or the protagonist's grandmother. There's no logic at all. What's even more funny is that they keep tempting the protagonist to do things with them by asking them to know the whereabouts of their father. After experiencing danger, they finally tell the protagonist that this is a test given to you by your father and a choice given to you. God's special choice allows the protagonist to choose to experience or be an ordinary person. It's ridiculous and speechless. The most speechless thing is that after pushing the protagonist to overthrow everything and follow the path they arranged, he then tells the protagonist that you don't have to go through anything and just choose to be an ordinary person. Hypocrisy of the Holy Mother. The brainless protagonist, since they said his father was fine and believed them, why would they follow him? Stupid enough to jump in yourself.