The Years I Was a Con Man

The world of martial arts and the sophistication of people are very real. I envy the life course described by the author. Thinking that I have only had oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar and tea in my forties, maybe most people have lived for the sake of living like me. I have often wondered, but I have never been able to figure out what the meaning of life is...

The writing is okay. The author may have personally experienced some of it, and his understanding of human nature and social reality is just a bit slow. I didn't sleep all day and all night to finish reading it. Can you add a few more chapters...

Not bad, the writing is very real and the characters are well described.

The author may not have much knowledge reserve. He basically just keeps a running account, and he constantly explains it through the male protagonist. For example, there was no drunk driving at that time. Is it necessary to explain the classification of university types at that time? The male protagonist is not a time traveler, why should I explain? ! Since it's not time travel, then the male protagonist at that time didn't know what the future would be like, so why not just write whatever it looks like? If you have to explain, wouldn't it be superfluous?

I have withdrawn my average review and changed it to a positive review. Although there are some loopholes and a lot of typos, it does not affect the overall enjoyment of the plot. This is my second positive review since I read the novel.

The writing is not good. It makes no sense that a con man would go around in the world. He wants everyone to know him, but a con man wants everyone not to know him!

We are still in the entrepreneurial stage of the male protagonist, and the underworld under the halo of the protagonist is so smooth! I hope there will be a detailed explanation later on of the male protagonist being severely punished by the law.

That's all for daily updates! So lazy! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

After the Nie family's storm, Nie Yunduan's escape to the protagonist's escape from Yuanjiang can still be seen. The part in Hunan can be skipped, which is meaningless. If the script originally planned to use the power of Xunjiangkou to return to Yuanjiang, then the story in Hunan was too protracted and trivial, which defeated the entire rhythm and failed to quickly connect the main line of Yuanjiang. It ended hastily and Han Xiaobao left for a while. In a cutscene, Lao Hu took the mother's blame, Ouyang, the mastermind behind the scenes, continues to be at large, Yuan Jiang's young master who spent so much pen and ink was finally passed away, Zhang Hezhi became the tool of the marriage, Qin Mengyu, the old woman... The overall nature of the story changed from the old man Landao to the underworld hegemony, and gradually lost the original flavor, Chow Yun-fat became Ekin Cheng!

Does the beginning of your story match the ending? The ending goes to Thailand for development, so as for the fifteen years of anti-gambling propaganda mentioned at the beginning, Hunan has been developing for so long, and Yuan Jiang was forced to run away again just after he returned. What are you writing? It's just a complete mess. The first part is pretty good, but the second part has nothing to do with your theme. It's just a waste of time. The ending is really too hasty