Redemption on the Blade

It's very interesting because Bai Ye Lai likes Han Bin very much. I prefer that he is not dead, but I hope he can be freed.

Come for Han Bin. Maybe he is not a good person, but I don't want him to die either.

I really like Blade. Although it is the first book of Fingerprint and is a bit immature and green, I really like the two characters of Zhao Xincheng and Han Bin, including Lao He and Yuan Shi. . These supporting characters are also very brilliant, and their characters have very distinct characteristics. People will be attracted by their personality charm and fall in love with them unconsciously. I only found out about Blade after watching White Night. The big boss in White Night looked really big, and Xincheng's short cameo in White Night was also outstanding, so I was deeply attracted by them and came to watch the original work (although it was also because it has not been adapted into a film and television, but film and television should be more difficult, this content is not easy to film, especially in China...) I really like Xincheng, he is straightforward, a little reckless, and has a bad temper. Like Zhou Xun, he is a tinderbox that explodes at any moment, but he is true to loyalty, has a strong sense of justice, and values love and righteousness. Xincheng has his own principles for dealing with things. Sometimes the things he does may seem out of line (beating the police is addicted to him, hahaha), but he will never tolerate anything that touches his bottom line. He doesn't know what to do with Bin. He is confused and disappointed. He values ​​Bin too much. Bin is his best friend, best brother, and his godbrother who is both a teacher and a friend. Emotions made Xincheng want to compromise, making him not believe that Bin had done such a thing, but his moral and professional qualities, the spirit he had always adhered to, kept torturing him. So it confused him, just like Lao He asked, "Do you want to catch him or see him?" Bin, he will do anything for his family. With Xincheng's family background and strength, he should not be able to contact Mr. Han Songge. Therefore, it can be said that Xincheng can be his godbrother and recognize his father as his godfather. Then Bin must have personally pulled the strings. He has long recognized Xincheng and regarded him as a family member. Xincheng is the gun Bin prepared for himself. . . Only Han Bin died in the way he was most satisfied with in the Fingerprint tetralogy. Fingerprint does have a preference for him (after all, they are all called Han Bin/Bin). The ending is open. Xincheng may really kill Bin and give him a relief. He also really redeems Bin (at the same time, he has completely become Bin), but Xincheng may also shoot at the enemies behind Bin. It is possible. We have no way of knowing. We can only hope for the best ending for them. Maybe they died together in Mong Cai, or maybe they fought side by side to survive the siege. . .

If you like this kind of height, you should buy a paper book to commemorate and support the author. He is very professional, both in criminal investigation and writing, and is very dedicated. I am very happy to see a novel of this quality. .

This book is actually written from a first-person perspective. Old Zhao can catch thieves, but he really has to rely on Han Bin to solve the case (how does he look so much like Zhou Xun and Guan Hongfeng [laughing]). It turns out that Han Bin is the ceiling of the entire Tianjin and Hong Kong universe. He has both intelligence and force. Like Daguan and Xiaoguan, one is responsible for intelligence and the other for force. Han Bin is on the same level as Daguan in terms of intelligence, and is smaller in terms of force. Guan is so awesome. Guan Hongfeng would have been caught by Zhou Xun without Han Bin's help during the white night. Han Bin also easily eliminated the police who were chasing Da Guan. Later, Huang Shan blocked the escaping in the warehouse, took off his glasses and said, "You're welcome to set off on the road😈." It was absolutely amazing. It seemed that Han Bin was the one who shot Ye Fangzhou in the warehouse.

The writing is not bad, but it is a bit pretentious and contains a lot of professional psychological analysis. Zhao Xincheng is generally described as a policeman who hates evil as much as he hates hatred, and values ​​love and justice, but he feels impulsive, a bit blind, and even almost fabricated evidence to cause an unjust case. As a psychological expert, Han Bin is very ambivalent about the fact that he wants to die because of the love he cannot get, and destroys everything in order to avenge the woman he loves. Several cases are written more excitingly, but there is no clear explanation of why Han Bin became like this. Everything has to be imagined by the reader.

It was a coincidence that I added this book to my bookshelf. At first I thought it was just the same name as the male protagonist, but when I saw Han, I realized that it was a character in a TV series I had watched before. At that time, many people in the barrage said that Han was super awesome and that he was a genius, but I didn't know exactly what it was. Coupled with the author's description of him, it makes me feel that he is mysterious and I want to know more about him. In this book, I feel that the second male protagonist shines more brightly than the male protagonist. To put it another way, it is eye-catching. He is indeed a rare genius, but he is also crazy enough. The author's previous foreshadowing of his abilities and my first impression of him from watching TV made me really have a thick filter on him (good guy camp). Like other characters in the book, I guessed whether he had difficulties, and I always hoped that there would be some way to solve his subsequent dilemma. But really, the more I watch, the sadder I feel (maybe catalyzed by my folk song playlist). It was like the impression that a good student whom everyone praised turned into a heinous murderer but let go of his good brothers, who was both evil and good. After learning the truth, I actually couldn't understand his feelings for his ex-girlfriend, because he didn't take her seriously when he had her, but after losing her, he seemed to be the one he loved most in the world. Maybe I'm just lamenting the passing of a genius. The male protagonist is a married but good young man who still has the heart of a teenager. He is kind, impulsive, and optimistic. He seeks the truth and promotes justice. He regarded the second male lead as an idol and a good friend. At the beginning of the book, he had his own judgment but was always not confident enough in front of the second male lead. Basically, he would confirm it again after making a judgment, but the second male lead would encourage him to believe in himself every time (this is one of the reasons why I feel sad). When he was chasing his friends, everyone around him went against him. He must have been sad, but what was even more sad was that it was difficult to get to know his friends when they met. I believe he didn't want to pursue him either, and it was during this process that he grew the most. He became another male lead who had the same thinking and similar experiences. His actions were the greatest respect for their friendship. Yuan, a character who just appeared but was not very likable, I never expected that he and the male protagonist could later become a partner to fight against the enemy together and act as a backup force. Like the male lead, he wants to surpass the second male lead. When people talk to each other, they probably tell each other the deepest secrets in their hearts. Hitomi, she is a character who only appeared for a while, but I feel that his fandom for the second male lead is conniving, and she did not stop it. For a moment, I really wanted to blame her, even though I shouldn't. This book is written from a first-person perspective, so when the male protagonist investigates the case, he will express his thinking process, and you will have the feeling of following him in the investigation. Especially when he was talking about the autopsy, I felt like he was trying to teach me something. Maybe it's because I've read too few suspense novels, but this is the first time I've seen someone write a complete test report in a book very carefully. I'm not sure if it's right, but at least the writing attitude is very serious. Regarding the fighting in the book, you can imagine every move and every move is very visual. The male protagonist's sometimes semi-ridiculous os can make people feel relaxed in a tense atmosphere. At the same time, it can be felt that the male protagonist is relaxed about the current environment, which shows that he trusts the second male lead. It is very detailed. After reading it, I looked up the author and found that he had experience in cross-section and opening a coffee shop. He put some of his experiences into the second male lead. The author must be quite happy. To a certain extent, he has realized his idealism and heroism.

After reading this book, I re-read Rebirth and White Night. It's really the ceiling in hard-core mystery novels! TV dramas and novels are not the same. You must read novels. Thanks to the author, Mr. Fingerprint, for writing a good book, and thanks to Tomato for sharing it. After watching the TV series "Rebirth", Zhang Yi's performance was embarrassing. He always looked bitter and resentful, and his sharp little eyes seemed to see through everything. On the contrary, Hu Yibiao, Lu Mingjia, etc. Are all outstanding in the play. I have always liked Zhang Yi, but the acting in this TV series is really awkward. And so is who he is.

This book is very real. The criminal police captain Zhao Xincheng in the story is just like the people around me who are working hard to live, which resonates with me very much. I have also experienced the difficulties of life and know that everyone is striving for their own goals. The cases in the book are very complex, just like the problems I encountered during my part-time job, which require patience and courage to solve. I particularly hate those criminals, their behavior is detestable. This book allowed me to see the power of justice and made me believe that no matter how difficult life is, we must stick to our bottom line and pursue truth and justice.

Part One of the Four Parts of Fingerprints "Redemption on the Blade" Police Officer Zhao Xincheng Han Bin, the lawyer is also a serial killer. We are brothers who walk side by side Or the opposition between black and white? Han Bin's ex-girlfriend Chen Juan Kill for love or kill because of killing? Two serial killers The murderer of that serial murder case turned out to be Han Bin perfect criminal Then Zhao pieced together the puzzle pieces that made him a killer. What he went through in the three years he disappeared Zhao Xincheng is a gun that Han Bin left to himself Go with him or send him away The finale is open-ended I prefer the latter I have a question. Is the Pang Xin that Han Bin killed Xia Yutong? If so, why did Xia Yutong surrender? If not, who is Pang Xin? Looking forward to the film and television version

After watching two dramas of the White Night series, I was very confused about Han Bin. I suddenly wanted to read Han Bin's story, so I came here.

This is the first time I read such a criminal investigation novel (should it be classified into this category?), And I just felt that it was still unfinished. It turned out that the stories between people can be so complicated, and it was so full of ups and downs that it left me with endless aftertaste... I really hope that I can write a follow-up to the protagonist, but even if the ending is incomplete, it is the normal state of life. This is the second time I have read this book. Human destiny is so wonderful and unpredictable.

After reading the physical book, I commented on Tomato that it is really good. Han Bin in it really fits my fantasies about him, it's really good-looking! ! !

Excellent. Have so few people read this book?

Is the ending open-ended? But in that kind of environment, the chances of Zhao and Han surviving are not high, alas.

It's really good, I really like reading this kind of novel

Very good, very impressive

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

True to its name, very good and excellent Okay, ok, ok, ok, ok

Came here for Han Bin

Very professional and informative!

Good, wonderful, very good

Good book, not bad, from Baiye

The author narrates in the first person, his language is life-like, his logic is concise, clear and rigorous, and he depicts the complex case in a vivid and fascinating way. It is a work by a master.

It's very exciting, the characters are created very successfully, I'm fascinated and can't stop.

It's nice to read, but the words in the book are too technical and I didn't understand [laughs awkwardly]

Gripping, fascinating, fast-paced, and a profound portrayal of human nature!

The characters are very vivid and flesh-and-blood

Finally, let's talk about whether Han Bin and Zhao are alive.