Lie to Me
About This Novel
In order to pursue Alice, Paul made up a perfect life experience for himself. However, what he didn't know was that Alice knew him and knew everything about him. But not only did Alice fail to expose all this, she also fell into Paul's crazy pursuit. Paul decided to go to Greece for vacation with Alice. However, the originally sweet trip was interrupted by a murder. The girl who disappeared ten years ago reappeared in front of everyone, and all doubts once again pointed to Paul, who had lied a lot. How could he prove his innocence this time?
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Official(4)Scraped 14d ago
Paul's final fate seemed to be doomed at the beginning. He was destined to be a character sacrificed by the author. He was selfish, ignorant, greasy, thought he was suave, and was full of lies. Such a character would naturally not be loved by readers. As he fell step by step, truth and lies intertwined, and he could no longer defend himself. Alice is a woman who has the means and ability, but lives a lie for her own crimes. She has to endure it when faced with Paul, who knowingly fabricates lies.
When all the truth is revealed, when the selfishness of all human nature is revealed, you will know that what you understand is just an illusion that is manipulated by others. You are lying, she is lying, everyone is lying for their own personal interests, so who is a better liar or has less potential truth?
Paul was like a hunting spider. He used his lies to weave a large web that he thought was invulnerable, waiting for his prey to fall, but he did not know the poison of the beautiful prey in front of him. In the end, he was entangled in the web he had woven and was unable to move.
Last night, I suddenly realized that the beginning of all this may be traced back even further. In the dark, I sat up from the bed in horror and drew the word "bookstore" on the inside of my arm with my nails. But I can't see it now, because the skin on my arms is inflamed and swollen from mosquito bites, and I must have scratched it hard in my sleep. However, this writing still worked. This morning I had a clear recollection of the whole incident.
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Official(4)Scraped 14d ago
Paul's final fate seemed to be doomed at the beginning. He was destined to be a character sacrificed by the author. He was selfish, ignorant, greasy, thought he was suave, and was full of lies. Such a character would naturally not be loved by readers. As he fell step by step, truth and lies intertwined, and he could no longer defend himself. Alice is a woman who has the means and ability, but lives a lie for her own crimes. She has to endure it when faced with Paul, who knowingly fabricates lies.
When all the truth is revealed, when the selfishness of all human nature is revealed, you will know that what you understand is just an illusion that is manipulated by others. You are lying, she is lying, everyone is lying for their own personal interests, so who is a better liar or has less potential truth?
Paul was like a hunting spider. He used his lies to weave a large web that he thought was invulnerable, waiting for his prey to fall, but he did not know the poison of the beautiful prey in front of him. In the end, he was entangled in the web he had woven and was unable to move.
Last night, I suddenly realized that the beginning of all this may be traced back even further. In the dark, I sat up from the bed in horror and drew the word "bookstore" on the inside of my arm with my nails. But I can't see it now, because the skin on my arms is inflamed and swollen from mosquito bites, and I must have scratched it hard in my sleep. However, this writing still worked. This morning I had a clear recollection of the whole incident.
