Shaorong independently runs a small photo studio. Since there are few customers, most of his work is to repair old photos. One rainy night, a mysterious old man comes and asks him to come to his house to repair photos. After going there, Shaorong discovers that this family may be members of a criminal group.
During the repair process, Shao Rong discovered that there was something wrong with the image of the woman in the photo. What was even more unfortunate was that a thief visited her on the way. After the photo was repaired, the owner imprisoned Shao Rong and the thief together.
In order to escape, Shaorong had to cooperate with the thief Bian Hongshan, but he did not expect that after running out, disasters would come one after another - the police said that Bian Hongshan was an antiquities thief, and suspected that Shaorong was an accomplice. On the other side, someone actually borrowed Shaorong's name and published a missing person notice in the newspaper, and the missing person was the woman in the photo that Shaorong repaired!
Reader comments
The whole story is quite exciting, but the ending is confusing. It doesn't explain what the policeman saw to alienate Shaorong, nor does it explain why Shaorong turned into Bian Hongshan, and what kind of bond Shaorong and Bian Hongshan have.
It feels like an unfinished work, with many mysteries yet to be solved.
The plot of this book is fascinating, full of mystery and thrills. The fate of the protagonist Shaorong changes because of a photo, and readers will be curious to know how he gets out of trouble. Moreover, the author's description of details, such as Shaorong's studio and his process of repairing photos, makes people feel very real. I think this book is suitable for people who like suspense and adventure.
Love the two male protagonists of this book!
Super exciting, but there are few chapters
Very good and interesting
The plot is twists and turns, and the cases are intertwined
It's wonderful, but it's too short and not enough to watch.
Very interesting setting~
It's not real anyway
Yes, each flower catches his own eye. Whether you like it or not depends on your own feelings.
I don't really understand it, but I can watch it and it's okay. It feels right that it's not over yet
The whole story is quite exciting, but the ending is confusing. It doesn't explain what the policeman saw to alienate Shaorong, nor does it explain why Shaorong turned into Bian Hongshan, and what kind of bond Shaorong and Bian Hongshan have.
It feels like an unfinished work, with many mysteries yet to be solved.
The plot of this book is fascinating, full of mystery and thrills. The fate of the protagonist Shaorong changes because of a photo, and readers will be curious to know how he gets out of trouble. Moreover, the author's description of details, such as Shaorong's studio and his process of repairing photos, makes people feel very real. I think this book is suitable for people who like suspense and adventure.
Love the two male protagonists of this book!
Super exciting, but there are few chapters
Very good and interesting
The plot is twists and turns, and the cases are intertwined
It's wonderful, but it's too short and not enough to watch.
Very interesting setting~
It's not real anyway
Yes, each flower catches his own eye. Whether you like it or not depends on your own feelings.
I don't really understand it, but I can watch it and it's okay. It feels right that it's not over yet