White Night Like Day
by Lao Tan
About This Novel
N cases of missing women, X period of thirty-year life with entangled fates. Based on real events, it tells the story of a number of women who disappeared in an old street on the border. In order to find out the truth, the rookie policeman has a wonderful showdown with an old and cunning serial murderer. Since the 1970s, many cases of missing women have occurred in the area where Hunan, Hubei and Sichuan meet. After three "severe crackdowns", the murderer named "Shadow" by the police is still at large. In 2005, while Lin Mo, a police officer from Fengkou Laojie Police Station in Qingjiang County, went to Longkou City to attend a meeting on "inter-provincial pursuit of fugitives", his girlfriend Ouyang Xuan lost contact while going to Laojie to sketch. At the same time, Hu Yanmei, a woman from Longkou City, also disappeared while traveling in Fengkou Old Street. The Longkou City Public Security Bureau assigned Leng Tong to Qingjiang County to participate in a joint investigation into the case of missing women. He and Lin Mo temporarily partnered and solved a series of cases such as the murder case of Guo Qinghai, a barber who disguised himself as a woman, the case of Li Guiming who cheated on his wife and killed his wife and dumped her body, and the rape and murder case of sex addict Ma Shaojun, and uncovered the truth behind a series of cases of missing women.
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Official(1)Scraped 12d ago
I really can't stand it anymore. The protagonist has kicked the murderer away. If he doesn't cure the murderer first, he should go and hug the woman first. The victim woke up, and they asked the victim what the murderer looked like. The protagonist jumped out again and asked the victim to rest. This murderer may be the murderer who kidnapped the protagonist's girlfriend. I really can't bear it. What kind of writing technique is this?
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Official(1)Scraped 12d ago
I really can't stand it anymore. The protagonist has kicked the murderer away. If he doesn't cure the murderer first, he should go and hug the woman first. The victim woke up, and they asked the victim what the murderer looked like. The protagonist jumped out again and asked the victim to rest. This murderer may be the murderer who kidnapped the protagonist's girlfriend. I really can't bear it. What kind of writing technique is this?
