
Dark Alley 1: Black and White
暗巷1:黑白
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 535k Words
- Genre
- Strange Events
- Subgenre
- Detective Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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201Chapters
107.6kClicks
1.3kFavorites
952Recommendations
301Fans
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The Heavenly Swordsman has come to visit!
We fully support your masterpiece and wish you "Dark Alley 1: Black and White" great success!
It's a very engaging novel. However, to highlight the hero's prowess, the second hero seems a bit weak.
It's a great read; it portrays another side of human nature very well. I'm going to read the rest soon!
What a nonsensical plot! Going undercover for a woman he's only met twice—are they really that close? The Leshan Giant Buddha should just stand up and let you sit on it.
A rare and excellent book. My heart felt gripped, and I felt a pang of sympathy for Yu Guang.
What about Second Brother? What about Zhou Mu? And many others? There's been no word from them. What a pity.
I started rereading Mo Bai's trilogy yesterday. I've read some other similar novels before, but I still feel this one is the best written!
If you calm down and read it, it's actually quite good.
I really can't stand it. I'm not saying you have to read wish-fulfillment stories, but you can't just write something like this for the sake of so-called realism. The first "skinny horse" died and was left unresolved, the second "Willow Liu." They spent money and effort only to get nowhere. Human traffickers go through all that trouble to find someone and then just kill them? What's their motive?
Many clues in this mystery novel don't hold up to scrutiny, and the characters' psychological states are somewhat forced. Overall, it's more worthwhile to read than many low-quality reads.