"I'm scared because good people can be bad people."
Elizabeth Short, the well-known victim of the "Black Dahlia" case. No one knew about it before his death, but after his death it became popular all over the United States.
I didn't know her when she was alive. To me, she exists through other people. Looking back on the past, I see her as just a sad and insignificant slutty girl.
I - "Bangya" Brachet, a former boxer and active police detective - investigated the "Black Dahlia" case with a righteous heart, but fell hopelessly in love with her. The dahlia seemed like a beacon of light from my dark past, illuminating the lies, sin, and pain deep within me. I want to have her, even if she is dead.
The "Black Dahlia" case was a one-way ticket to hell. I asked Dahlia to repay my love for her by wishing me a safe journey.
Reader comments
The foreshadowing at the beginning is also quite long, giving people a slow pace, but if you read it patiently, you will be surprised. For the second half, this book is worth reading. It's just that the ending is a bit infuriating.
But The Black Dahlia really opened my eyes. The plot in the book was intense and exciting, making me feel like I was involved in the case. Moreover, I particularly like the author's portrayal of the characters, especially the protagonist "Banya" Brachet. His inner world is very complicated, which makes me full of curiosity about him. Just like what is said in the book, "The reason why I am afraid is because good people may be bad people." This sentence really made me think deeply. We cannot easily judge whether a person is good or bad. All in all, I think this is a great book worth reading!
The result was quite a reversal, unexpected, but the translation was a bit confusing.
A wonderful story with a long beginning. I had to read a few more short stories to make the transition, but after getting through it, it was obviously an extremely applauding plot, with twists and turns until finally, the sun appeared directly above the city, and the huge and brilliant sun appeared.
The story has come to an end.
Not perfect, but that's how it ends.
It is a new life and the beginning of a new round of stories.
The foreshadowing at the beginning is also quite long, giving people a slow pace, but if you read it patiently, you will be surprised. For the second half, this book is worth reading. It's just that the ending is a bit infuriating.
But The Black Dahlia really opened my eyes. The plot in the book was intense and exciting, making me feel like I was involved in the case. Moreover, I particularly like the author's portrayal of the characters, especially the protagonist "Banya" Brachet. His inner world is very complicated, which makes me full of curiosity about him. Just like what is said in the book, "The reason why I am afraid is because good people may be bad people." This sentence really made me think deeply. We cannot easily judge whether a person is good or bad. All in all, I think this is a great book worth reading!
The result was quite a reversal, unexpected, but the translation was a bit confusing.
A wonderful story with a long beginning. I had to read a few more short stories to make the transition, but after getting through it, it was obviously an extremely applauding plot, with twists and turns until finally, the sun appeared directly above the city, and the huge and brilliant sun appeared. The story has come to an end. Not perfect, but that's how it ends. It is a new life and the beginning of a new round of stories.
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The bedding is long enough and the back is fine.