Male protagonist's perspective: The world is not black and white. All kinds of people and things weave into a big net, trapping joys and sorrows.
The captain of the criminal police brigade, Mo Feibai, wandered around, listening to the last words left by the corpse, looking for clues, seeing through the fog, and restoring the truth.
But he can decipher anyone's lies, but he can't decipher the heart of the woman he loves deeply.
The mysterious woman entered Mo Feibai's world carelessly, enveloping him in darkness and fog, disturbing his heart.
The closer he gets to Qing Xin's inner world, the crueler the truth he discovers.
Perhaps, she came from the darkness and was destined to sleep in the darkness.
The heroine's perspective: If she had never been exposed to light, she might be able to endure the darkness.
But she finally threw herself into the flame like a moth to a flame.
She is selfish, cold-blooded, a deadly flower that blooms in the dark night, bleeding black blood, so filthy as she is, how can she reach the other side of the light?
She weaves lies and deceives the people she loves deeply, just to keep that moment of peace.
In the end, she still has to atone for her sins, or she still has to be buried deep in the soil and never see the light of day.
Reader comments
It's quite interesting. Personally, I would like to see the male and female protagonists become opposites.
Hua Feihua is smart, sinister, and clever, but he has always been the one instigating her behind the scenes. It's terrible. It's a pity that he is a villain and difficult to figure out.
It's quite interesting. Personally, I would like to see the male and female protagonists become opposites.
Hua Feihua is smart, sinister, and clever, but he has always been the one instigating her behind the scenes. It's terrible. It's a pity that he is a villain and difficult to figure out.