These are normal values. It will never be possible for a police officer to fall in love with a drug lord.
Criminals can be affectionate, be moved, and love someone, and there is nothing wrong with that. But it is impossible for a police officer to fall in love with a criminal. Even if he does, he will be brought to justice personally.
The author's three views are very correct, so this ending is normal.
The complexity of the human heart and society is like a big net, no one can escape, because our lives are built on this net. What is "love"? Why "love"? What is worthy of "love"? The once intimate boyfriend is now a cold and silent passerby; is the sister an angel? Or a demon? To bring salvation? Or push into the abyss? As the only "fulcrum" of parents' relationship, it seems that it is not the only one now. Is it just one person's wishful thinking? Demon? What is the definition of a devil? Most people probably just rely on their own values and the help of the law. The devil is a concept, but we cannot see the concept. All the devils we know are exposed to the sun. Because they are exposed, we only know them. So, what about the devils in the shadows? We feel so far away. So, what if the devil could disguise himself? The devil breaks into the kingdom of "justice", puts on sheep's clothing, and acts unscrupulously. Is it terrible? It's terrible. No one wants to bear this "reality", but someone has to stand up, right? So that "person" stood up and shouldered everything for us. But that "person" was being discussed arbitrarily. Is it worth it? Obviously that "person" can live a "good" life like everyone else. But that "man" smiled slightly and said, "It's worth it, because I protected 'Justice'." But I had a premonition that he would eventually fall, because "Justice" was too heavy, and he was just trying to hold on. So sometimes people think, being a devil would be easy, right? Compared with the heavy "justice", it seems that it is not impossible to be a weak devil. Because society is made up of people, there is an old saying: people's hearts are unpredictable. Then society is an abyss. If you want to survive, you can't survive without the devil's genes. There is no "one" and "absolute" in society, only "neutral". "Neutral" can be transformed into "good" and "evil" at any time. To survive in it, don't lose your wolf skin, because there are wolves around you.
It's impossible for a police officer to fall in love with a criminal. It's really good-looking. Help me. I also have a very upright outlook on life.
I thought there was a twist, the male protagonist was an undercover agent or something.
Very realistic
Come on, great short story.
Anti-narcotics police officers deserve admiration
Highly recommended, this book has three correct views
These are normal values. It will never be possible for a police officer to fall in love with a drug lord.
Criminals can be affectionate, be moved, and love someone, and there is nothing wrong with that. But it is impossible for a police officer to fall in love with a criminal. Even if he does, he will be brought to justice personally. The author's three views are very correct, so this ending is normal.
The complexity of the human heart and society is like a big net, no one can escape, because our lives are built on this net. What is "love"? Why "love"? What is worthy of "love"? The once intimate boyfriend is now a cold and silent passerby; is the sister an angel? Or a demon? To bring salvation? Or push into the abyss? As the only "fulcrum" of parents' relationship, it seems that it is not the only one now. Is it just one person's wishful thinking? Demon? What is the definition of a devil? Most people probably just rely on their own values and the help of the law. The devil is a concept, but we cannot see the concept. All the devils we know are exposed to the sun. Because they are exposed, we only know them. So, what about the devils in the shadows? We feel so far away. So, what if the devil could disguise himself? The devil breaks into the kingdom of "justice", puts on sheep's clothing, and acts unscrupulously. Is it terrible? It's terrible. No one wants to bear this "reality", but someone has to stand up, right? So that "person" stood up and shouldered everything for us. But that "person" was being discussed arbitrarily. Is it worth it? Obviously that "person" can live a "good" life like everyone else. But that "man" smiled slightly and said, "It's worth it, because I protected 'Justice'." But I had a premonition that he would eventually fall, because "Justice" was too heavy, and he was just trying to hold on. So sometimes people think, being a devil would be easy, right? Compared with the heavy "justice", it seems that it is not impossible to be a weak devil. Because society is made up of people, there is an old saying: people's hearts are unpredictable. Then society is an abyss. If you want to survive, you can't survive without the devil's genes. There is no "one" and "absolute" in society, only "neutral". "Neutral" can be transformed into "good" and "evil" at any time. To survive in it, don't lose your wolf skin, because there are wolves around you.
It's impossible for a police officer to fall in love with a criminal. It's really good-looking. Help me. I also have a very upright outlook on life.
I thought there was a twist, the male protagonist was an undercover agent or something.
Very realistic
Come on, great short story.
Anti-narcotics police officers deserve admiration
Highly recommended, this book has three correct views
Short but touching