The Realism of Falling
沉沦的写实性
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 140k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Female-Channel Mystery
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Crime Solving, Suspense, Mystery
All kinds of murder-case mysteries. Those who understand, understand 👀
Crime Solving, Suspense, Mystery, and Romance
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Mystery and Detective Novels
I've read so many romance stories. Are there any mystery novels?
Looking for Crime Investigation and Suspense Mystery Novels
I’m Hooked on Detectives and Solving Cases Lately. Any Novels Like That?
The Pinnacle of Mystery and Detective Fiction
Fellow bookworms, please recommend some suspense and detective novels with tightly interwoven plots.
Suspenseful, Brain-Burning, And Thrilling Mystery Novels!
There's only one truth! Come on, bring your high IQ and help solve one mystery after another~
Detective Fiction, Absolutely Incredible
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Crime Investigation and Case-Solving Novels: I’ve Read All the Popular Ones. Looking for Hidden Gems
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Looking for Mystery and Detective Novels 🙏🥺🥺
I’d like less romance.
Crime Investigation! Crime Investigation! Please!!!
I absolutely love this kind of book. Romance or no romance is fine, but no romance is best.
Looking for Fast-Paced Crime and Forensic Investigation Novels with No Draggy Plotlines
Female-Oriented High-IQ Crime Stories, With a Lunatic Rather Than an Obsessive Love Interest, Preferably No Romance
Looking for Mystery and Detective Fiction!!!
Looking for books similar to You File a Report at the Police Station Every Day, and You Call That a Side Hustle?
The Female Lead Commits Murder with Novel and Terrifying Methods, and Although the Police Suspect Her, They Cannot Find Evidence
Looking for books like "Hehe, If You Don't Behave, I'll Kill You All". I want a crazy heroine who goes after anyone who's crossed her or is truly despicable, and who plays cat and mouse with the police, who are on the side of justice. She should be really smart.
Any Mystery-Solving Novels with a Little Romance?
Looking for a Book About a Highly Intelligent Serial Killer Protagonist
Looking for Suspenseful, Brain-Teasing Detective Novels Set in a Snowbound Mountain Lodge
A novel where dozens of people take part in a game for rewards and end up killing one another. I want a tightly paced plot and a male lead who's good at deduction and analysis.
A Gripping Suspense Novel with a Murderer Protagonist and No Romance
Mystery and Detective Novels
A story about a man and a woman solving cases together under different identities. They bicker as they investigate, like a bickering couple, and eventually get together.
Looking for Mystery and Crime Novels with No Romance
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Looking for High-IQ Crime Thrillers with Lots of Twists and Cat-and-Mouse Games Between Criminals and the Police
Mystery Novels With a Beautiful, Unhinged Heroine Who Has a Secretive Past
Looking for a female lead who shares a secret with the final boss. Please, I beg you! I love crazy, gorgeous women so much.
What Are Some Good Mystery-Solving Novels?
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The ending broke my heart, yet felt so real. I really wanted to hug Xu Sui as a child, wondering if it could salvage anything. It wasn't just for the innocent victims, but also because when they met Zheng Jian, they were the best versions of themselves, able to embrace the future together, instead of choosing the same way to die.
Some people are lucky; turning back is a path to salvation, a path to wealth. But Xu Sui is not. Her parents neglected her as a child, and she had to struggle to care for her younger brother. Later, she suffered bullying at school. Xu Sui's life has been incredibly difficult. A knife isn't for suicide, but for pointing at those who bully you. She mistakenly saw Chen Dongchuan as her salvation.
Xu Sui, whose name truly means "follower," is trapped by a path, half of him bound by evil, half by good. Reading the entire story is truly shocking. Xu Sui's family wasn't poor, but her parents' neglect led to her developing stomach problems and becoming what she is now. It was also due to school bullying.
This book is so short that it made me feel that the protagonist's dark and painful life was truly fleeting. The lines between black and white were blurred in her world. Fortunately, Jane allowed her to experience one of the few moments of warmth in her life. But Jane was truly innocent, so innocent it was heartbreaking. Her love was so intense. The policeman in the story reminded me of a saying: "The police never uphold justice, but rather the order of the law."
An indescribable sorrow. The logic is excellent, the thinking is brilliant, and every character is beautifully portrayed. Every event that occurs seems both coincidental and inevitable. What is destined to happen cannot be escaped; it's just a helpless situation. We are all caught in a cycle of good and evil, half-good, half-evil. Isn't life like that, nine parts bitterness?
I'm easily moved to tears, but I didn't cry; my heart was heavy. Xu Sui's life was truly bitter. Family discord, school bullying—the appearance of Lu Kun and Chen Dongchuan was salvation in Xu Sui's eyes. In the end, all three of them died. This book is very good. It has very few words.
I really feel that Xie Fangfang's ending was so good 🙂
I've finished reading it. It's well-written. Just like the article says, everyone's inherent nature is different. Some people are born evil, their inherent nature is black, and no matter what they experience, it can't change. Some people's inherent nature is white or even multicolored. Childhood experiences stain them black, but peel back the layers, their inherent nature remains unchanged. Actually, I don't know how to put it. I felt quite heavy-hearted after reading it...
This is a book permeated with bitterness, sorrow, regret, helplessness, despair, a silent cry, a twisted self-redemption, and a sense of oppression and heaviness that makes it hard to breathe. Every character the author creates is incredibly realistic, allowing me to deeply empathize with the female protagonist and share her life. All I remember is that her underlying color was white...
No matter how you plan, it can't withstand the arrangement of fate and destiny 😢😢😢😢. From the protagonist's perspective, it's really 😢😢😢😢. But there are many "buts" in this world... But... It shouldn't be done this way.