Darkness

I feel that this novel is written from an autobiographical perspective and is very convincing. It is close to reality and is not just the flowery words in popular novels. The story is very closely advanced. The presentation of the plot makes it easy for people to immerse themselves in it. This produces emotions such as fear, anger, etc., Which is great. The author will also teach people some simple techniques (to avoid villains)

I feel that the protagonist is really a bit too open-minded. He tells everything about the situation as soon as he meets the robbery. In the first few chapters, he doesn't believe a word of the heroine. But after a few chapters, everything is revealed? They also started flirting directly. Trust should also go through a process. And about Ma Yi, shouldn't the male protagonist's grandmother's reminder and Ying Jie's experience be wary of him? There was actually the idea of ​​asking him for a solution, and I didn't see the male protagonist's thoughts on the robbery and the interests of the people around him very deeply in the plot. It seemed that the protagonist was very dull, and I didn't know how other people were doing. I felt quite bored.

When you write a novel, just write a novel, don't mix the novel and the autobiography. Omg I feel that the author is a middle-aged greasy uncle from the 80s who is misogynistic and thirsty for women. He portrays himself as handsome and surrounded by a group of beauties. This is not YY.

The plot is indeed very attractive, but the author has issues with his views and cannot stand it. The protagonist is misogynistic and thirsty for women. One second he thought it was awesome and the next he felt greasy and vulgar. Then he showed his distorted understanding of society vividly. In the first hundred chapters, all I felt were negative things, including ordinary people's responsibilities to the country, etc. The author The author feels that ordinary people are not qualified to care about the country and family hatred, and also feels that everyone lives in bitterness and hatred, and there is no happiness at all. Because he cannot see the smiles of the people around him, what is conveyed to readers is malice towards society. Adults with established three-dimensional views can read it as a story, but teenagers are advised not to read it, as it can easily have a bad impact.

It's just a bit chauvinistic and there are too many women surrounding one person. Boys may find it interesting. As a girl, I think it's quite scumbag, haha.

It's useless. I feel like all the articles are fabricated and have no sense of transparency at all. The beginning is okay, but the rest is really bad, every sentence is like trying to make up the word count.

The author has serious problems with his outlook on life. He worships foreign countries and demeans his own country as worthless. After writing about Japan, he kneels down and licks it, calling it a noble and humble character. In reality, there must be 500,000 people like this walking around. This kind of people actually write novels, which are okay at first, but after 400 chapters, they start to be full of nonsense, confessions, and all kinds of insults and belittling of the country.

I particularly enjoyed reading it in two days. The author begs you to update two more chapters every day.

The author's thoughts are in the black country

Make up stories just make up stories, full of male coagulation and harem thoughts, treating prostitution as fun and ridiculing, which is very disrespectful to women. It gives me the feeling of seeing a male-channeled online article from more than ten years ago, such as a miracle doctor article or a reborn urban agent. The portrayal of society is also very biased. If these thoughts could be eliminated, this article would be pretty good, but it's a pity.