Where the Heart Finds Peace

I just don't understand why this piece only got a score of less than 9. The text is well-structured, with three chapters that can be read independently or together. Each chapter can be considered a short film. Except for the third chapter, where Ling Anan is somewhat like a secret agent, the rest are almost perfect!

Overall, it was a very good read. The author's writing is superb, I really enjoyed it! However, I really disliked the psychologist. To be honest, she gave me a very uncomfortable feeling (she seemed overly confident, like she could command everything). So I gave it four stars.

Highly recommend it! It's so good! This is the best crime novel I've read on Tomato Bookstore. The cases are logical, the details are detailed, and the characters are well-developed. The female lead is no longer the naive and innocent type; she's a true optimist. It's really amazing; I stayed up two nights to finish it.

I was very satisfied with the design of the first case. The revenge-driven serial killer case resonated with me, and even after experiencing Jiang Gui's life, I didn't feel much disgust towards his choices. His experiences and crimes felt relatable.

Everyone's growth experience is filled with various past experiences, which help them grow stronger. As the saying goes, "No rainbow without rain." Isn't Ling Anan's psychological journey a familiar experience for many of us? Some people have overcome it, while others may have succumbed to despair. I hope that those who read this article will give some hope and encouragement to those who are feeling hopeless.

The first half is quite readable, feeling realistic and objective, with a tight plot and thrilling action. The second half, however, falls into clichés, ending with a happy ending for everyone. Overall, there are no typos or grammatical errors, the structure is complete, and the characters' personalities and psychological portrayals are quite rich, making it a superior work.

The plot is full of twists and turns! It's original and gripping!

After finishing the first volume, I felt both admiration and pity for Jiang Gui. A self-taught high school graduate, if he hadn't been so determined to die and hadn't revealed certain clues, he might have achieved his revenge. Even the protagonist and the police might not have been able to catch him.

The author meticulously elucidates the diversity of human psychological activity, revealing how criminals use the internet to commit illicit crimes in the shadows. The seemingly simple yet wise police officers, wielding the sword of justice, bring these criminals to justice. The net of justice is vast, its meshes wide, yet nothing escapes it, restoring light to the world.

This book perfectly embodies humanity, friendship, love, desire, evil, and so on. One can only say that people are born different.