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I can't understand the ending. Why is Shen Nanxi's memory confused? Are these things organized by Yun true or false? But this article is very interesting. The author's writing style is very good and his imagination is very big.

It's quite interesting, but I was a bit confused at the end and the twist was a bit big. It's a story within a story🤔🤔🤔

I think the ending is a bit embarrassing (personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it), but I think it is possible that the heroine had an accident at the beginning and was in a coma in the hospital. Those experiences were just his dreams, but in the end her parents were still there, or maybe she was dead and everything in the end was just her fantasy at the last moment? After reading the ending, I really felt like Monk Zhang Er was confused, but this story is really good. The male and female protagonists are both very good people. It is a very good story.

It is somewhat similar to the plot of Forensic Qin Ming. It mainly tells about the tragic experiences of young people. A good friend was killed, her mother died, and her father died. The heroine met the hero when she was in high school, and the hero saved her. Finally, the heroine went abroad with her father after her mother died, but the family was not very happy and her life was not good. The teacher of criminal psychology valued her very much, and her senior brother was also very good to her. There was also a friend who I protected her. I was very happy during that time. Later, in a case, my friend died, the senior brother became a killer, the teacher disappeared, and her father died in an explosion. After returning to the country, he returned to the male protagonist and started a love story. Gradually, the truth gradually emerged. Who is the real biological father? Yun organized and another personality appeared. In order to protect the female protagonist, the other personality killed the person who hurt the female protagonist and went to the edge of crime. In the end, the female protagonist pretended to be a personality. She blended into the organization and finally disintegrated. The senior brother finally stabbed the heroine in the heart. In the end, she woke up in a different time and space. Nothing happened, there was no other personality, her parents did not die, her good friends never appeared, and there was no Andre. The ending was happy, and maybe the heroine also died in the end.

It is a very good book. The ending seems to be careless, but it can be seen that the ending should be the ending of parallel time and space. Everyone is here, but some bad things no longer exist. Although Lin Xixi is not there in parallel time and space, fortunately, her parents are still there, the person she loves is still there, and she is still there. This is the best ending.

It's very interesting, but the ending is a bit unclear. Is everyone lying to her or is it just a dream? It was just a dream, it was too real, but she finally met her parents.

Overall, this book is very good, linking it up one by one, but the ending is a bit confusing. I don't understand it clearly. Is the heroine having a dream or a fantasy scene after her death? If it is a dream, the people in her dream may not know her in real life. For example, the psychiatrist named Zhou said that he has never met the heroine, so the ending is very complicated and confusing. I especially want to know what the heroine's situation is. 🤔🤔🤔Please, please, the author can come out and explain to us what is going on.

The writing style of this book is actually quite good, but we didn't expect the ending. It turned out to be a dream he had when he was in a car accident. The whole book is the dream of the heroine, and it really changes people's mood a lot. That is to say, there are not many ups and downs, it is just smooth and smooth, but he keeps it together, so I really like reading this book.

This ending is a bit confusing. Is the perfect scene at the end a dream after death or is the previous stage a dream of the past two years? I feel it might be clearer to continue what I wrote before and not write about this transition.

The plot is not bad, but the twist at the end is a bit big. Is this to make up for the heroine's regret?