Seven Games

Isn't this just imitating the fact that there are no survivors?

The overall story is okay, but there are still many logical problems in the details. For example, the characters' language does not feel consistent with the characters' images, and the character stories give people the impression that the description and portrayal are not in place, and the emotional resonance is not in place. Because the character portrayal is too panel-like and idealized, giving people a sense of distortion, then it is difficult to resonate emotionally. Also, I think there is a certain degree of deliberate subjective misguidance by the author in the article (not due to the protagonist's words) so that readers cannot guess the ending. From my point of view, the most important thing in a suspense novel is the objective factors. The author can give unclear but not subjective opinions (after all, this is my first time reading the author's book, so I don't know whether the style is realistic or a bit magical) Although the characterization is a bit stiff overall, the character and image are still well written. There is a certain separation between the script itself and the review. It feels like the review itself just adds new settings without enough connection with the previous text. In the end, my evaluation of the book was pretty good and worth reading. It's just a pity. It could be much better.

The biggest bug in this book is that the male protagonist is given a socially fearful character at the beginning.

It's really reversal, reversal and reversal! I thought Yu Yunfeng was a good person, but I didn't expect that he was an undercover agent. I thought he was an undercover agent, but I didn't expect that he was the leader! At first I thought Chang Meng was dead and Qiu Jie was poisoned to death, but I didn't expect that it was all a fake death! Teacher Wu seems to be a good person but not a good person, but in the end he is also an undercover agent! I thought that ten people who didn't know each other participated in the script killing, but I didn't expect that it was Yu Yunfeng who planned it. Four of the ten people were undercover. I asked you if you are afraid! Good review!

When I read the middle part, I felt that it would be interesting to adapt this book into a film and television series. The setting of the protagonist is extreme and selfish, with a strong desire for control, which caused the brothers to turn against each other. The death of a hard-working female employee in the company later made her regretful. It feels somewhat similar to the psychological transformation process of the Spider-Man protagonist. Using games to take revenge seems very novel to me, and I have rarely read similar novels. Let's talk about the bad aspects. The game setting is too simple. Why are there seven? It feels like it is leaning towards the seven deadly sins, but the direction is not obvious. In addition, it feels too unbelievable that Yu Yunfeng's five people who are not all aligned can control the situation. It is too luck-oriented. Finding clues to identify them is a bit far-fetched. The clues given in the game are not described or have less descriptions, which is a bit far-fetched. But despite its flaws, I am still willing to give it a rating of 9 or above.

Seven games, seven different sins, different greeds

After reading it, I can summarize it by saying don't be too stubborn. It's really good-looking. Even though the characters make some dramatic sacrifices for the sake of the plot, there are flaws, but it fits my mentality of coming here just to read enjoyable stories. I was so happy! I wish the author can write better works! Already rewarded, come on!

Makes you want to read on

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This book always gives me a sense of surprise in terms of plot ideas. I highly recommend it. It's so good that I can't stop reading it, but it can give you a feeling that you want to read it. It's so good, don't miss it.