Atonement

I thought the ending would be good, but it turned out that was just my assumption. I thought Guoguo would grow up, but she's forever stuck in her childhood. I thought Song Mi would stop, but he left and never came back. I thought Tang Shan wouldn't die; in the end, he went to a place of light. We must all walk toward the end of the light, even though where there is light there is also darkness. Tang Shan, go and be with your sisters. They are also waiting for you to run towards the light.

"A group of people were trapped in the wilderness. They had no food or water, and could not contact the rescue team. They could only wait to die together in the desolate wilderness." But one person in this group was different. His backpack contained enough food to survive, but only enough to feed him alone.

This book is a masterpiece on Tomato's website, a true gem. The descriptions are perfectly balanced, able to vividly portray a character in a single chapter, or to fully flesh out a character over dozens of chapters. It's incredible, truly incredible. The 146 chapters dedicated to the male character alone are enough to cement its legendary status.

If Tangtang had been noticed by the driver, and if those little boys hadn't had the idea of ​​pushing Sister Song off the road, then the Songxi City Public Security Bureau would have had one more sunny police officer and one more captain who upheld justice and solved many strange cases. But there are no "what ifs." The seeds of evil sprout, and everything is preordained.

I haven't read such an excellent book in a long time. I was mentally prepared for the ending, and actually, I quite hoped for a different ending, but perhaps this ending is the best. My education level isn't high, and my words are rather inadequate; all I can say is that it's a good book. If you're interested, you can read it yourself; you won't be disappointed.

The plot is full of twists and turns, with each event intricately linked. Although I still really like the male lead, the character development is excellent, making him feel real and relatable. After reading other reviews and learning about the protagonist's ending, I felt very sad, but it was probably the best ending for him.

The author's skill is evident; the language is logically sound, and the characters are meticulously portrayed. The plot is intricately woven, making it a very good mystery novel. However, Xu Lian is just too amazing! The writing is very realistic, with many touching moments. Will the later chapters reveal a mole within the police force? Or that the protagonist's father was also framed? After all, the clues are quite obvious.

Excellent! This book is truly excellent. Everyone is intelligent, the plot is intricate and suspenseful, and each character has a distinct identity and personality. The author hasn't deliberately lowered the intelligence of the female characters; every named female character is fully fleshed out and relatable.

The saddest part of this book is Yao Xu's death. He was such a good person who met someone incredibly unfortunate. Perhaps it was fate. As Captain Ling said, just when he thought he could be with the person he loved, that was also his last bit of happiness. 😢 Tang Shan is indeed not a kind person. Seeing him kill Mr. Chang, his methods were swift, accurate, and ruthless!

I love this story. The author doesn't just condescendingly manipulate human nature, leaving behind a cynical and self-satisfied work. In this small world, you can see the entanglements of various people, and the terrifying past buried behind them. Who is good and who is evil is difficult to discern from their actions.