The Abyss

As a general novel, this level is not bad, but as a detective novel, there is still room for improvement. Maybe a little bit. First, there are many characters and complex relationships. It is recommended that some relationships be simplified to make it easier for readers to clarify. Secondly, it affects the perception of the story very much. The ending seems rushed. You kind does not clearly explain where all the clues lead. The relationship between the characters and even the clear murderer are not directly explained, but are vaguely hinted at to the readers. A little blurry. As a result, the impact is not strong enough. The above is my personal opinion, and I don't mean to deliberately criticize it. Thank you for writing Abyss and allowing me to read it today.

The ending is a bit unclear. I don't know how Zhou Yang and Zheng Wen will end up.

This novel confuses the relationship between the characters in some places. Secondly, the relationship between Zhou Yang and Zheng Wen is not explained, which is a bit vague, and the whole incident is a bit disconnected. How does Qiao Xiaoran know about Zheng Wen's plan, and what is the ending of Chen Hongda's son? But it's still good, I still like it, and I hope the author will continue to work hard.

Not bad, I want to know what happened to Zheng Wen in the end

What does it mean? I didn't understand the ending. Why did you marry that old man? I've always been a mystery about why. I didn't say it, which is a bit regretful [face covering]

Great!

The ending is self-explanatory, leaving room for the reader's imagination.

The twists and turns are bizarre and fascinating.

Too bad, there is no clear explanation of the relationship between the characters and the context of the case.

I have read all three of the author's suspense works, and they are all good and can be read.