I Played a Bandit Too Convincingly, and the Police Asked How Many Years I'd Get

To some extent, yes

It's early to give a good review, the front part is quite interesting, and the writing style is quite humorous and can make people laugh. It collapsed in the middle and late stages, and the humor turned into a forced itching comedy. Various loopholes emerged one after another, and then the final ending ended abruptly and was very blunt. I can barely give it a neutral rating.

This should involve the author's blind spot. Speaking purely of cars, (excluding trams), as of now, there is only one model that can raise its head: the Dodge-Hellcat. It's still a product from about twenty or thirty years ago. . . . . Eternal regret, the last elegance of the internal combustion engine!

It's not my cup of tea. It was interesting at first, but then it became less and less interesting.

30+12+6+5+15=68 Is too much to eat...

So watery!?!!! Insist on reading the 100th chapter and abandon the book!!!!

Not finished yet! I feel like it's a bit anticlimactic and the words don't convey the meaning! It feels like it's a bit off topic!

Nothing changes, the routine keeps repeating, write a chapter about one sentence

There are many jokes, many cases are very punishing, and the system has a low sense of existence, but the transition relies on filming and acting to unfold. The most important thing is that it is a eunuch, and the ending is hasty.

It's a pretentious article. I haven't seen any performances. It's either pretentious or on the way. I write novels casually, but the plot must be clear.