Doctor Du Ming: No One Is Clean

This is the story of a person with a split personality, as cold as a scalpel and as gloomy as an anesthetic. Looking from the rooftop, she is dazzling; he is bright and simple. But turning around, she sat on the ground and spread her legs, trying her best to tease her; and he dismembered the woman's body in an instant, skillfully and calmly. In this world, no one is clean. ——This dialogue lost in the wind has become the depressive tone of the entire novel and a prophecy that foreshadows the ending. The clean and straightforward narrative is wrapped in a calm and strange atmosphere. Perversions of normality, but all with an air of calm, coldness or mystery. This is the author's own temperament. The novel combines elements of the most popular medical thrillers in the international book market. The author's identity as an anesthesiologist in a medical school sometimes makes the author himself sink into a kind of fear that is difficult to distinguish between true and false. It can be said to be the pioneer of Chinese medical thrillers. Under the author's pure writing style, there is a cold murderous spirit, and in the soul-stirring love, there is worldly mediocrity; ugly to the point of mediocrity, or as clean as if it were a lifetime ago, as if only the unobtained, dead, unknown or known too late is a pure land. Maybe, no one in the world is clean. Maybe, the lover of the angel is the devil; maybe, the ultimate of love is destruction; maybe, the definition of horror is Doctor Du Ming; maybe, this is not maybe.