I Asked You to Simulate Crimes, and You Became a Master Criminal?

It took me three days to read the entire novel, and I felt that the author drew on two real cases, including counterfeiting of banknotes and the final magic theft. Overall, it was good, but it ended abruptly with some bad endings. The book was sometimes a little watery, but it did not affect reading.

The plot is compact, the logic is OK, the character descriptions are average, and many plot points are referenced. It is similar to vernacular narration, and the details are average. The whole text is similar to the perspective of a bystander, weakening other people and highlighting the halo of the protagonist. You can go and have a look

Isn't the content of the last one a magic show and then asking the audience to rob a bank in Los Angeles? The content of this section is exactly the same as that of the movie "Now You See Me". "Now You See Me" is quite good. I recommend everyone to watch it.

It's well written. Although it's all borrowed from movies, it makes people watch it. It's not a brainless piece of writing.

It's quite interesting. I've seen a similar one before. I'm very interested in this kind of book. I hope the author will write more.

With all due respect, some of the comments are outrageous. Bad review.

From a sense of immersion, this book is very strong

This is very beautiful and worth seeing.

Although I can't say it's good, I like to read this kind of novel. The author should write more novels like this.

The writing is okay, with some processing based on the plot of Stallone's "Escape Plan". The writing is okay, but the creativity is lacking.