Seven Games

Isn't this just mimicking the "No One Survived" scenario?

The overall story is acceptable, but there are still quite a few logical issues in the details. For example, the characters' dialogue doesn't seem to fit their personalities, and the character development and emotional resonance feel inadequate because the characters are too stereotypical and idealized, creating a sense of unreality and making it difficult to connect emotionally.

The biggest flaw in this book is that it sets the male protagonist up as a socially awkward person right from the beginning.

What a series of plot twists! I thought Yu Yunfeng was a good guy, but he turned out to be an undercover agent! And then, I thought he was the leader! At first, I thought Chang Meng was dead and Qiu Jie was poisoned, but it turned out they were all faking their deaths! Teacher Wu seemed like a good guy, but he wasn't; he was also an undercover agent!

Halfway through the book, I felt it would be very interesting to adapt it into a film or television series. The protagonist's character is extreme and selfish, with a strong desire for control, which causes his brothers to turn against him. Later, the death of a hardworking female employee at his company leads to his sudden repentance, which feels somewhat similar to the psychological…

Seven games, seven different sins, different kinds of greed.

After reading it, the summary is: don't be too stubborn. It was definitely good. Even though some of the characters' dramatic sacrifices for the plot had their flaws, it suited my mindset of just wanting to read a fast-paced, enjoyable story. I was thoroughly satisfied! Wishing the author continued success in writing even better works! I've already given a tip, keep it up!

It makes you want to keep reading.

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This book always surprises me with its plot and storyline. I highly recommend it; it's so good, you can't put it down, but it definitely makes you want to keep reading. If you like it, don't miss it.