Hide and Kill

In the Republic of China, a scholar who wrote letters for others became the main culprit in a major murder case. Many letters were found from his home, which were private correspondence between him and various deceased people. The story is like this. I added a motive for the scholar's murder, that is, he did everything for his wife who left before getting married. Once upon a time, the scholar's wife sold herself to become a prostitute in order to save the scholar. In order to repay his wife's kindness, the scholar came to this fireworks street and learned that some prostitutes sold themselves into prostitution because their families had the same disease as his, and some of them had older brothers and fathers who smoked tobacco or gambled. He ghostwrote a letter, and after learning about the situation, he privately called the fallen girl's family to kill her. He believes that this is just like when he died, and his wife will not sell herself to become a prostitute in the land of fireworks. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.