Under the Xupo Bridge, a male body was found wrapped in industrial plastic sheeting and thrown down. The face was disfigured, the fingers were burned and cut, and the lines were gone. However, the wallet and documents were completely intact, which was very abnormal.
The Jiangzhou Criminal Police Detachment quickly ruled out the relationship between the body and the documents, thinking that this was just a boring trick of a civet cat exchanging a prince. The real murderer had faked his death and wanted to disappear from the world. But is the case really that simple?
What role does Jin Zhi play in this unusual corpse dumping case? The stupid concubine who helped her boyfriend kill someone and fake his own death? Or is she a so-called evil woman who controls her boyfriend by helping her boyfriend fake his own death to achieve some other, greater evil purpose?
Then what is the greater evil purpose?
Can the police break through the stereotypes of thinking, bring the evil woman to justice, and restore justice to the world?
But is that really justice...
Reader comments
This book has a unique writing style, vivid writing, ups and downs of the story, and is full of suspense and surprises. Through an in-depth investigation of the male corpse case, the complex relationships between the characters and the evil purposes hidden behind them are revealed. The character setting of Jinzhi is also very interesting, making people curious about her true intentions. Looking forward to subsequent developments and seeing how the police uncover the truth and achieve true justice.
I like this kind of story with a very upright perspective. There is no deliberately designed bloody plot and "who will go to hell if you don't go to hell" villain characters. The warm ending is a relief. At the same time, this multi-perspective telling method like peeling an onion not only perfectly closes the story, but also effectively inspires empathy. Recommended reading!
This book has a unique writing style, vivid writing, ups and downs of the story, and is full of suspense and surprises. Through an in-depth investigation of the male corpse case, the complex relationships between the characters and the evil purposes hidden behind them are revealed. The character setting of Jinzhi is also very interesting, making people curious about her true intentions. Looking forward to subsequent developments and seeing how the police uncover the truth and achieve true justice.
I like this kind of story with a very upright perspective. There is no deliberately designed bloody plot and "who will go to hell if you don't go to hell" villain characters. The warm ending is a relief. At the same time, this multi-perspective telling method like peeling an onion not only perfectly closes the story, but also effectively inspires empathy. Recommended reading!