Bourne Silence

Those who say it doesn't look good or that the author has bad intentions are either stupid or have never been out of society or experienced severe beatings. The real society is like this, there is always more sadness than happiness, and there is always more darkness than light.

There are too many narrations and too few real dialogues. Moreover, the whole book is influenced by The Bourne Supremacy, including the Shanghai plot, sub-station, smuggling, etc. The traces of reference are too strong, so it will not be a bad review, but generally

The writing is quite good. Although there are some typos, you can still read it. But you don't have an ending? Why did it end so suddenly? Is there a second part? I hope it's not so bad, otherwise this book will be in vain

The first few hundred chapters are okay, but the later chapters are awesome.

4 Are digressions (that is, nonsense), 3 are about history (it is a fantasy text and it is not a historical text, does it need to talk about history?), And 3 are about the main topic. Relatively watery.

There are too many illogical plots! Mixed with various modern people's speech habits and thinking patterns! The narrative technique gives people the feeling of keeping a running account! The writing is childish. A score over 8.5 Feels high.

Very good novel!

I can't say it's not good-looking, I can only say it's another Bourne series, I can't say it's similar, it's almost the same

There's too much nonsense and not much exciting content. I feel like it's just for popularizing history. Long articles about irrelevant content

The writing was okay, but suddenly it became a eunuch.