Bad Boys: New Revised Edition

I have to say it's quite shocking. The whole storyline is logically complete and very convincing. However, the title of the book "Bad Boy" attracted me at the beginning. The bad boy in my impression is the kind of bad boy who is unforgiving and completely bad. Who in the book would have thought that a minor could plan such a complete murder. Xia Puyue's eccentric character, Ding Hao's irritability, and Song Chaoyang's introversion influence the entire story. The distortion of character, the despicability in human bones, and the breakdown of marriage lead to the growth of human nature. I just want to say that it is really not easy for a normal person to grow up.

The theme of patricide is quite brave. The protagonist is a perfect victim. Even if he kills someone, it doesn't make people feel that heinous. The main reason is that the author has laid the groundwork very well. He was framed and excluded by his classmates, bullied by his stepmother and younger sister, ignored by his biological father, and lived under the pressure of his mother's desire to win. He had worked very hard, but what he received in return was a cold world. The appearance of Zhang Dongsheng gave him hope of escape. He successfully used people's stereotypes of good students to kill the teacher Zhang Dongsheng, and finally created a perfect crime with almost full marks. The only person who felt there was a problem was the stepmother Wang Yao. Since she realized that it was probably Zhu Chaoyang who had instructed others to do it, why didn't she spend her energy investigating Zhu's accomplices instead of looking for someone to throw shit at? After all, her IQ was not enough. In fact, Zhu Heihua was determined to kill his father in the end, not because his father's secret recording evidence was discovered by him and hurt his heart. He was a person who had never been loved and had no love at all. This was just the result of maximizing interests through precise calculations by an exquisite egoist. He knew that Zhang Dongsheng would never let them go. As long as one of Mouse and Pupu was exposed, he would definitely die. If his father knew that he killed Jingjing, he would definitely not let him go. The only way to survive is to kill someone with a borrowed knife, and finally let the knife be pointed at the two friends. In his heart, he actually doesn't want Pupu to die, but he doesn't have a love mind, and anyone can be sacrificed in the face of interests. A child is like a seed. Watered with love, it will nourish the body and mind. Even if it does not grow into a big tree, it will not be bad. If it is watered with evil and hatred, it is foreseeable what evil results will be produced.

It's very interesting. It makes people feel the innocent and dark side of children. Many things in this world are contradictory. The writing is very real and delicate. The TV series has changed a lot, and the original work has more profound meaning.

A very, very shocking article. The author's literary talent is very good and his logic is very rigorous. What is a good boy and what is a bad boy? In the eyes of most people, those like Zhu Chaoyang who have excellent academic performance and appear to be well-behaved and sensible on the outside are good children. Those who have poor academic performance and are full of misdeeds must be bad children. Zhu Chaoyang made perfect use of this adult mentality to completely remove the facts of his crimes. Pu Pu and Mo Zi thought they had found heaven after emerging from hell, but who knew that after entering another hell created by Zhu Chaoyang, the children of two criminals would be viewed with colored glasses. Coupled with the malicious guidance in Zhu Chaoyang's diary, they were labeled as bad children and eventually became victims of this perfect crime. Then Skynet expands, sparsely and without omissions, and the final openness is thought-provoking. One centimeter, a genius with high IQ will grow into a pillar in the future, or will he become a criminal with high IQ? One thought of heaven, one thought of hell.

The plot is exciting. Zhu Chaoyang's badness is deep in his bones. Yue Pu's badness is a self-defense mechanism. Rats are the simplest (but not kind) and are easily led away by others. But Zhu Chaoyang's badness is the result of many factors, especially his father who is a true master (≖_≖). The arrival of Yue Pu and Ding Hao opened the Pandora's box of the dark side of his humanity. If he had not opened the door to them, he would have been admitted to his favorite university to study mathematics, but the suppressed negativity is very likely to make him like Zhang Dongsheng. If he encounters a huge blow in the future, he will do the same thing as Zhang Dongsheng, Chaoyang Dongsheng. There are many foreshadowings, good logic, and simple language (the metaphor of crying like Lanzhou Ramen really made me laugh to death (≧▽≦)).

It's better than the online drama. Children's minds are not simple, but behind bad children are many bad adults.

After watching the TV series and then reading the original work, the changes in the TV series are still too "bright", and all the characters have been put on filters.

This book is really awesome, with strict logic and every detail. The author shows the evil of human nature nakedly before the readers' eyes, truly and three-dimensionally. Zhu Chaoyang, Yue Pu, Ding Hao, Zhang Dongsheng, Zhou Chunhong, Zhu Yongping, Wang Yao... Everyone has evil. Unlike the drama version, all the characters in the novel are villains, and the drama version is somewhat beautified. Each has its own splendor.

After watching the TV series version and then reading the novel, I felt it was really different. It turned out that there were so many hidden clues.

Although the author's writing style is average and his narrative ability is average, his tricks and plot direction are excellent, and he writes about the evils of human nature. Especially Zhu Chaoyang's diary in the later chapters makes people realize how evil human nature can be, and the frame-up is vividly displayed; at the end of the article, the swinging ending leaves readers with room for imagination. All in all, the excellence of the work outweighs its shortcomings.

I have read several novels by Zijin Chen and I was moved even though they were suspenseful! The author must have had twists and turns in the process of gradually forming his thoughts, so that he can feel compassion for the criminals in a novel about crime! At the level of law and emotion, more attention is paid to emotion. I believe many people will sympathize with it: because ordinary people as weak as ants are so low as dust in front of evil people in sheep's clothing... There must be a small number of people who punish the evil people and spit out evil without being punished... It's really good

I read it in one sitting, a very shocking book. I feel really pitiful, sad and hateful. The evil he reveals is undoubtedly inseparable from the environment. If he has a good family environment, maybe he will become a smart and ordinary-hearted (good or bad) person. Of course, he didn't. He definitely likes his two companions, but this does not contradict whether they are worth using. He wanted to use their deaths to pave an aboveboard path for himself. In the end, Teacher Yan mastered two completely different paths in his life. No one can tell where the ends of the two paths lead. Maybe there are other people's lives on the way to the different paths. I dare say that there are countless Zhu Chaoyangs in the world with low IQs. Maybe they will overcome all the hardships and grow up normally, but what if something happens. The author's names for the characters are also good.

It's really beautiful. Zhu Chaoyang is the final boss. The TV series has really been changed beautifully. They are the real ones in the original work and the darkest ones. It's scary to think about it.

The novel reflects the dark side of human nature in society more than the TV series. Finally, the most touching one: People all have two sides, good and evil. The three children all have a kind side. If the family and society gave them more love and understanding, they would not have reached this point, especially the influence of the family is crucial. Very happy that Yan Liang gave him one last chance. Zhu Chaoyang used his wisdom to win a new life for himself. He hoped that this would be the end of his previous life and that he would be a positive, kind, optimistic and energetic young man in the future. What everyone thinks about is that a fourteen-year-old boy would have such a careful calculation. Such a calculation is terrifying even for adults. He understands human nature too well. Zhang Dongsheng and his three children are bound to die. He will not let Zhang Dongsheng live, and he also plotted against Ding Hao and Pu Pu. The open ending makes me believe that Zhu Chaoyang is not a particularly narrow-minded and vicious person. He just wants to solve the troubles around him. He does not viciously retaliate against Ye Chimin and the people in the class who are against him. I hope that society and his family will give him more care so that he will stop making such calculations and embark on the right path.

It's very good to watch, and it's very different from the TV series. One is Descartes' fairy tale, and the other is cruel reality. It just depends on which one you accept more. I would like to thank the drama version of the thank you letter for allowing me to see such an excellent suspense work. Even after the popularity has passed for a long time, I can still produce a good result in the work!

I watched the TV series first and then read the book. Compared to the original book, the TV series beautifies some particularly dark places and has a more cinematic effect. The original work truly shows the dark side of the characters, without any cover-up, and directly shows all the truth. To be honest, I felt scary while watching it. I feel that for children, it is best not to read this book because their views are still immature. Adults have their own value judgments and know what to do and what not to do. There is nothing wrong with reading this type of book, but children may have some shadows and may have a bad impact on their young minds, I think. Overall, I think this book is well written, the plot is well arranged, and it is very enjoyable to read.

Wonderful, very wonderful! Compared with the novel, the TV series is still conservative, and he is indeed a "bad boy". I thought that Zhu Chaoyang went to see his father because he was reluctant to leave, but I didn't expect that it was premeditated. I thought that he wrote the diary to record his thoughts, but he was afraid of being discovered, but I didn't expect that the diary was even shown to the police. I thought that Zhang Dongsheng's conscience was still intact, but I didn't expect that he still wanted to silence him... It's scary to think about it. Zhu Chaoyang is the second Zhang Dongsheng. He is very good at acting and very meticulous, but he is far scarier than he thought. When I saw Yan Liang exposing Zhu Chaoyang's secret, my first reaction was fear, hoping that he would not do this and that the story was over. But who can say that such a child will not commit another crime?

The novel is great! I watched the TV series first and played the game before reading the novel. The pressure of the TV series and the game is different from the rhythm in the novel. I was really surprised to watch the TV series first and then read the novel. There are many TV series adaptations, and I feel that some of the properties are very different, but they are all very interesting! I think the TV series takes into account the film and television effects and broadcast value orientation? (From my perspective as a viewer, the plot distribution of the previous film The Silent Truth was not as good as The Hidden Corner, and it lacked curiosity and emotional resonance, and the broadcasting effect was also poor. The long season had good plot design and key points, and I couldn't stop watching it. However, the plot was not as good as The Hidden Corner. It was treated like a high-end version of The Silent Truth (cough, personal opinion). The Silent Truth was a bit too heavy, and there was no excitement throughout the whole process. I even saw the ups and downs. The background of the ending is still depressing and sad.) I feel that the TV series has really been changed very well. The entanglement of good and evil and helplessness are more resonant. The two mothers in it are really shadows, and both of them love each other horribly. The oppression of Zhu Chaoyang's mother is also... Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh been there been in the movie. The TV series felt very realistic and absurd to me, and I felt extremely helpless while watching it. The rhythm of the novel was pushed and pulled, and Zhu Chaoyang was the main protagonist.

I have finished reading the book. This book perfectly describes the whole process of Zhu Chaoyang from ignorance to successful crime. Each character setting is perfect and the details are in place. The test scores have also become a benchmark for parents to compare against. I have also read "The Hidden Corner", but it cannot achieve the effect of the original work.

"Bad Boy" is a social mystery novel that profoundly reveals the complexity of human nature. Zijin Chen uses his unique writing style to bring readers into a world full of suspense and thinking. The novel unfolds from the perspective of three children, telling the various challenges and growth they experienced after they were inadvertently involved in a murder case. Zijin Chen's writing style is sharp and full of tension. He not only constructs a gripping storyline, but also shows various contradictions and conflicts in society through the inner world of the characters. The three children in the novel, Zhu Chaoyang, Pu Pu and Ding Hao, each have different family backgrounds and psychological shadows. Their growth path is full of hardships and challenges. Through these characters, Zijin Chen explores multiple social issues such as juvenile crime, family education, and social environment, causing readers to think deeply about these issues. "Bad Kid" is not only a mystery novel, but also a social novel. It not only allows readers to enjoy the fun of reasoning in an exciting reading experience, but also gives readers a deeper understanding and reflection on social reality behind the story. With his unique narrative skills and profound insight into human nature, Zijin Chen successfully presents a story about growth, redemption and hope to readers. Overall, "Bad Kids" is a highly recommended film. It not only has extremely high literary value, but also has profound social significance. Whether it is readers who like mystery novels or readers who are concerned about social issues, this work is worth reading.

I watched the web drama version of The Hidden Corner, and then watched the e-book version. The final ending was really different, and it was great.

I read a clip of the drama and read the reviews saying that the novel is darker. I thought the drama was more sunny, and the novel is indeed true! Enjoyable! Morality, human relations, and social relations become patches of trickery. Just looking at the technique, I feel like I can solve the last math problem on my own. This paragraph contains spoilers, and the method is not so complicated that most people can't understand it. However, Zhu did think about everything. Although there was some luck, I thought that the secret would be exposed when half of the foot was dug out, but it turned out to be correct. I thought that if the note was identified as new, the secret would be revealed, but the comment said that the old note may have been lost, so I copied a new one. There was only one vocal, and the shock was beyond words. Unexpectedly, I was too kind. After killing Zhu Yongping and Wang Yao, I thought they could coexist peacefully. After all, they were rich and complicit... But Xiao Zhu was even more awesome.

Subversive "evil child" setting: The biggest highlight is that it subverts the traditional concept of "children are innocent". The protagonist Zhu Chaoyang's calm and cunning is chilling, and he is considered to have pioneered the "criminal psychology of children". · A profound interrogation of society and family: Commentators generally believe that the novel profoundly reveals how broken families and social prejudice push children into the abyss step by step. · Exquisite plot structure: The stories are "interlocked", the diary reversal at the end is praised as a stroke of genius, and Zhang Dongsheng's serial design is also considered to have strict logic.

Logical thinking, writing skills, character... Etc. Are not comparable to ordinary novels nowadays! …. Really good book! (Second brush)

I used to watch TV series, but recently I watched the movie Xiaoyula on Douyin, which aroused my interest in the novel. After reading it, I can only say that the TV series is still too "bright", and the novel is really dark. It's beautiful! I don't understand those who complain about the author's writing style. It's already very good and super beautiful!

The plot is ups and downs, exciting, humane, and deeply human. The ending is even more thought-provoking. Firstly, no matter what, people should be punished when they make mistakes. Secondly, it gives young people a chance to regain their lives.

In the TV series, the expression is subtle, but in the book, it directly touches the heart of the character, which seems quite refreshing.

It's much better than the drama. I watched the drama and ran to read the novel. There were too many changes in the drama, but the novel was still enjoyable. In the final outcome, I think Zhu Chaoyang won. Even if Yan Liang could prove that the diary was a forgery, there was no other evidence and Zhu Chaoyang could not be convicted at all.

Five-star praise. I read the drama version first and then the novel. There are some differences, but each has its own merits. If I put myself in Zhu Chaoyang's shoes, I think I would make the same choice. In the end, I didn't expose Zhu Chaoyang. I think it prevented future high-IQ crimes. Give Chaoyang a chance. Give everyone a chance.

It's really good to watch. There are so many changes in the TV series that it's nothing like this one. Yan Liang in the TV series is Ding Hao, one of the three children. Pupu didn't confess his feelings and there was no poison. Ye Jun was not strict with his daughter. Jingjing was not pushed by Zhu Chaoyang. There is no such thing as a diary. The original work and the TV series are completely two different things. If you encounter a hit suspense TV series in the future, you must watch the original work.