Forgive the Moon

I finished it in one go. It's a really good book. It's basically all villains, each with their own motives and thoughts. You really get to the point of feeling quite emotional towards the end. The cases are well-described, and the suspenseful plot is fantastic, although I didn't understand everything. Both the male and female leads are incredibly intelligent.

Super good! Many unexpected plot twists and flashbacks are cleverly and skillfully crafted, with a clear and logical progression. I initially thought Song Ling would be sentenced to death, but there was another twist! Is this the second schizophrenic after Song Guiyi? Yes, I guess so 🤔 Oh well, Song Ling and Leng Yuetong are 99! ​​😄 Teacher Lu Wu, you must write suspense romance novels forever!

This kind of mystery novel is so satisfying to read all at once after it's finished! Why did Zhang Haoran harm the female lead? How much was Director Yang involved in the 913 incident? Who killed Leng 9? Why was the male lead sent to the mental hospital? I'm so anxious! So many parallel storylines! I really wish I could open this novel when it's finished.

It's so well-written, definitely worth reading. You can tell the author couldn't accept death; when people are alive, you can still see and remember them, but when they're dead, there's nothing left. The ending is barely acceptable, but the female lead's perspective disappears near the end, which feels a bit abrupt…sigh :-( I just finished reading it, but I already miss the female lead.

I absolutely love the author's writing; it's totally my style. Now I can look up all their other books—it's so great to have another novel to read! This story has the suspense and mystery I love, a cool and strong female lead, and a pure, intelligent, and powerful male lead. The only sad thing is that the male and female leads were destined for a bad ending from the very beginning. 🥺🥺🥺

Compared to other novels, this one is slightly less compelling. The male lead's character development is less successful; it's often written very directly about him, making it feel like the author is constantly explaining things to the reader, leaving too little room for interpretation. Overall, however, both main characters are quite likable, and the author's tastes resonate with me!

Powerful and rebellious, intelligent and decisive, calm and composed. It feels like no amount of positive adjectives could adequately describe Xiao Song. Moreover, the descriptions of women in the text go beyond stereotypical portrayals; each woman reveals her animalistic side, making her more real and captivating.

So good! 💕 After reading the author's two books, I think the female characters are so captivating. The bonds between women and their stories are so moving; they feel like the characters have come to life. They embody the complexity and contradictions of human nature, no longer just background characters or plot devices. I'm looking forward to the third book!

It's a good show, and I hope the female lead's ending isn't bad (I was going to mention her name to avoid spoilers, but I'll just say "female lead"). Please! That should happen quite later, though; I'm just a little worried about her.

I think I understand why it received such a low score. I found this book because of the author's other book, "No Missing Person Notices," otherwise I definitely wouldn't have read it. After finishing it, the whole process was incredibly painful. The first case wasn't finished before the second one started, and the second one wasn't finished before the third one began…