The Truth Out of Order

It's finished today. I'm here to talk about the heroine and other female characters. First of all, the story is not positioned as a simple novel about a heroine, and it has never been labeled as a heroine, but it is indeed dominated by the heroine. From the beginning, I only had one firm idea: not to fall in love. As a result, the system classified me as a "suspense love" (I couldn't laugh or cry). What kind of person is Kong Mingyue? I hope she is just an ordinary girl. Although she is smarter and can fight criminals, she is not invincible. Some people may think that she should be more powerful and not rely on anyone, but the "big heroine" in my heart is not the strength of how many people can be defeated with one punch, nor does she have to be independent. She can be you, me, or anyone who is not perfect. She can be fragile, she can give in, she can be willful, and she can also ask for help, but there is one thing. She does not give up the decision-making power of her life to others. She faces everything head-on and is responsible for herself. Most importantly, she is brave. Make decisions bravely, face trials bravely, and reconcile yourself bravely. Not only Kong Mingyue, but her two mothers are also brave. They can make their own choices in huge difficulties. As I said in the introduction, this is actually a story about self-transition. Kong Mingyue, Kong Lai'er, Zhou Yao, Qu Xiang, including the deceased and criminals in front of them, were all wandering beside the rushing river. To be brave is to dare to take the first step, and the bridge will be formed under your feet. No matter what the outcome is, Kong Laier does not regret her choice, she has the courage to face the result. Kong Mingyue will continue to have the courage to follow her own path because she is determined enough. I wish each of us to be brave, tenacious and seize our lives. I also hope that we do not lose our right to be sensitive, vulnerable, and dependent on others. I hope each of us can accept our imperfect selves and reach peace with ourselves.

The writing is very good, but it is difficult for me to understand Mingyue's attitude towards Lai'er. Without these murderous demons, Mingyue's parents would not have died. The maternal love Mingyue received from Lai'er is not a gift, and there is no need to be grateful. After all, without them, Mingyue would have had her own parents who loved her, and she would have lived a better life. I don't deny Lai'er's sincerity and suffering, but if it were me, I wouldn't live as Lai'er's adopted daughter after the matter was clear. So when I saw Ming Yue's reaction when a police officer asked her what she thought of the victim's family, I felt so chilled. Ming Yue only said that her parents would understand her. It was a joke, and everyone died. The author writes in the book that things in the past are past. There is no need to dwell on the past. People should move forward. The words are correct, but they remind me of our experience during the Anti-Japanese War. Even now, some people say that we should look forward. I think of those children who were picked on the tip of a knife, people who had their heads cut off and arranged in a row, men, women and children who were tortured in various ways. I really can't say this sentence, just let it go.

I watched it in one go, it was very smooth and exciting, there is no cheat, it is just a steady and steady handling of the case, all the staff have been approved, it feels like watching early criminal investigation films. Although the cases are curious on the surface, they are also very consistent with the world's conditions. The second case makes people sigh. I feel that the murderer is crazy and interesting. I am curious about the story behind the murderer. The heroine's design is really good. Although it is marked as no cp, she is really a sister when she is with the hero. Now I just don't know if there will be any abuse later on, so I'm rubbing my hands and looking forward to the next chapter.

From a criminal investigation/puzzle-solving perspective, the case is pretty average. The focus of this book is still on describing the emotions between people. The interaction between Kong Mingyue and Kong Laier was really touching. The things Kong Laier did made me cry several times. The author also put a lot of effort into describing the mental journey of the male villain, but unfortunately I have no interest in the male villain. The ratio of women to men is worrisome. There are not many named women in this book. The realistic environment created almost all male characters. But the women are still created very carefully, and the heroine's image is very three-dimensional. The heroine is upright and dedicated to solving the case. Two male supporting characters are suspected of liking the heroine, and they secretly start a rivalry. The real rating is three stars, one more because the female author gave it.

Compared with "Chasing the Evil", the writing, character creation and storytelling ability are all qualitatively improved. I suspect that the author has experience in related industries. Many concepts and details feel very real. It is also because of this that the fate of the characters is even more heartbreaking.

I like the writing and style, it's very solid. It prefers social reasoning. It seems that the original family, teacher-student relationship, educational bullying, and women's dilemma are all frequent visitors in suspense novels. After the relationship between the characters is clear, the murderer is ready to be revealed. The arrangement of the method of committing the crime is also quite satisfactory. Maybe I have read more articles of the same type and it did not make me feel impressed. Regarding the strengthening of Zhou Yao mentioned in the comments, it was mentioned later in the text that the heroine is a gifted type and can reason faster than Zhou Yao, but may not be able to express it in an organized manner. Regarding whether Kong Laier will be sentenced to death in the end, I can't judge from a legal perspective, because I am not a law student and don't know how to impose a sentence. The ending of the article is open and there is no final conclusion, but it seems to imply an indefinite period; from an emotional point of view, it is in line with the self-transfer in the text. For Kong Mingyue, the most important thing is people. The importance of giving birth to kindness or cultivating kindness is not something that the parties involved cannot empathize with. As long as the heroine is self-consistent with the whole incident and her own values, I respect her. Because everyone has their own choice, which no one else can interfere with. As for the doubts, ridicule, and incomprehension she may receive in the end, she should bear it. Based on this, I think the decisions made by the heroine are in line with her own value judgments, and there is no sense of violation.

Nice! It's a more traditional criminal investigation story, with little cheating (it can even be said to be more realistic) There are some plots where the reader sees from a God's perspective that the protagonist is unaware, and the supporting character realizes something but doesn't say what led to the accident, which can really make people a little nervous. No cp praise, the heroine can be stronger. (I burst into tears when I saw the heroine's life experience)

Good looking! Come on come on What's a bit bad is that Zhou Yao is written too well and Kong Mingyue is written too crotch-less. After all, Mingyue is a fool, so she has to ask the male protagonist who has just graduated for big and small things. And the male protagonist always reminds her. And after all, Mingyue is a retired special forces soldier. As a result, the male protagonist can just practice fighting for two days and he can fight with Mingyue 50-50.

Let me first comment on the first concluded case. Although the deceased was very bad, Lin Chuan and Song Xi could not sympathize with each other. They didn't know what was going on [laughing and crying] and they lied repeatedly. Maybe this affected me.

The writing is great but there are still some flaws. For example, the pace of the progress between Chen Li and the murderer is a bit too fast, and there are also some places where the logic is a bit unclear. Overall, I think it is a good work, especially the characterization of the characters. Among the current criminal investigation mystery novels, there are few that can depict the characters so delicately in addition to criminal reasoning. I look forward to the author's next work.