The Legendary Life of a Certain American Comic Hero

What about Goldfinger? Forgot?

The author wants to write about a person who kills decisively (I wrote about someone with a brain problem) and wants to write about someone who pretends to be a pig and eats a tiger (I wrote a coward). One hundred thousand dollars in a draw, a total of 100 million. A: You can have ten clones and then another ten billion dollars to reach 20 clones (ps: just ordinary clones) B: Draw 1,000 times to beat the Ancient One to destroy the Tyrant God Clan, and have an arm-wrestling with OAO. The author chose A just because he can pretend to beat vampires.

It's a very good book, but the character lines are too confusing and a bit confusing. Overall, it's well written. It's definitely adult-level. There are no contradictions or big pitfalls for the mentally retarded. The author has put his heart into it! 👍

The protagonist is egotistical, has no emotions, will do anything for money, and will kill his girlfriend who he has been sleeping with for half a year.

I read more than 100 chapters. The plot felt very bland. Not that cool. It's not a great reading experience, so I've withdrawn it.

There is no main line, and I don't make money. I just smoke items and do trivial things every day. I even say that my main job is a killer and my side job is a policeman. I later become a policeman and pretend to have a sense of identity.

There is too much nonsense in the self-monologue, the subject matter is okay, but the writing style is too lame.

So-so

It's a typical way of writing that one comes up with one's own thoughts. There is no normal character in the whole book, and it feels like a temporary extra by the author.

I don't understand. This is a killer's life of hanging around and being a dog.