In the Darkness

The story in this article involves a rather ancient philosophical paradox - the Ship of Theseus. The absence of evil and good is the essence of the heart, the presence of good and evil is the movement of the mind, knowing good and evil is conscience, and doing good and eliminating evil is the investigation of things. There is also a lot of love between the two male protagonists [sending my heart]

At the beginning, the Bodhisattva may think that he cannot accept becoming a devil, but in the end, the souls of an anti-drug policeman and a fake murderer merge into one. In the end, they are still him. The one who wants to be a good person, he is a good person. No matter what he becomes, no matter what setbacks he suffers, he is always the resolute and gentle Alan. A-Lan was helpless when he was feared and disgusted by everyone. No one asked him if he was willing to live in this body, so they inexplicably threw hatred at him who was at a loss. From an anti-drug hero to a black sheep [almost crying], my God, this was really hurtful. At that time, A-Lan might have been broken. What kept him going was the spirit taught by cousin Xiao Shen and the old Xie Jiao. Cousin Xiao Shen lives a good life with Alan and has five godsons. The women here are all great, Qilian, Mansheng, Ani and her sister... [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] Destinations come and go, flowers bloom and wither, they go round and round, no matter where their souls live, they will follow their hearts, meet again, meet each other, know each other, stay together, and the cycle continues.

The plot of this book is so exciting! Seeing Xie Lanshan's nightmare in the bathtub, I couldn't help but think of a similar experience I had. The immersive feeling was really creepy. Moreover, the criminal investigation and reasoning parts of the book were also very brain-burning and kept me thinking. I think this book has some similarities with "The Sherlock Holmes" in that they both attract readers through wonderful reasoning and plots. I really recommend everyone to read this book "In the Dark"!

It's really good to read, but it's a pity that I met it too late. I've already passed the time when I like to read detective novels. But it's still so wonderful and such an excellent author.

The writing is very good! It is almost impossible for a front-line anti-drug undercover agent to escape unscathed after going deep into a drug den. Basically, it is like "the wind is rustling and the water is cold...". The author probably cannot bear to let his loyal soul bury his bones in a foreign land, so he uses such a tragic method to achieve Xie Lanshan, redeem Ye Shen, and allow good people to finally walk in the sun. After Xie Lanshan's identity was exposed, I read very slowly. I really couldn't bear to see him isolated and rejected by the whole world. Fortunately, Xiao Tao Dui and Shen Liufei always trusted and supported him unconditionally!

The reasoning part is very exciting and interlocking. Xie Lanshan is suffering so much. I pay tribute to the People's Police! Now in this prosperous age, they and others are carrying the burden forward! Whether it is the real Xie Lanshan or Ye Shen who has Xie Lanshan's memory, the characters are all positive and kind and upright at heart. The only thing I don't quite understand is about Ye Shen's voluntary confession. The full text doesn't go into too much detail. He shouldn't just bear this out of kindness.

Very good! The author has profound writing skills and excellent writing style. He can put readers into the story. I cried several times while reading this book. The plots of the story are so intertwined that I can't stop reading it in one sitting. How great would it be if memory transplantation was really possible in reality?

It is a very good book. The cases involved in each volume are quite exciting. Almost every character who appears can be adequately shaped and can convey his or her own story. There are also many foreshadowings that are recycled, which makes people secretly sigh. Overall, it is a work worth investing time in reading. The one star deducted is mainly due to some typos, grammatical errors, confusion of character names in the context and context, and a plot that I personally feel is a bit cliche (I will mention it below because it will be spoiled). There are a lot of regrets (due to the time difference of half a year between reading before and after, I will only talk about the second half, please note that there will be spoilers⚠️) What impressed me particularly deeply was the plot in Thailand. Han Guangming committed a crime to repay his debt to his daughter, Kang Xin finally used his blood to make up for the damage to his daughter's heroic image, and Ling Yun of the Blue Fox and half of the team members who sacrificed their lives. When it comes to this, it is easy to avoid talking about Chi Jin. This character is really the one I can't sympathize with the most in the whole book, but I have to say that this also reflects the perfection of character creation. In addition, regarding the two protagonists, I really like the conflict and conflict shown in Xie Lanshan/Ye Shen. In addition, the setting that Shen Liufei also underwent the surgery makes people think more about the paradox of "Ship of Theseus". The cliche plot mentioned above probably consists of several coincidences, car accidents and amnesia, old cases and the truth. In fact, it is not a big shortcoming. It is just that when reading, it makes people feel: Oh, it really is like this (scratching the head) Overall, it's a good work and I recommend everyone to read it~

Very nice! ! ! ! ! I had some thoughts after reading the book, and I wanted to post my thoughts after reading it at the end of the book. However, I lost more than 300 words and finally lost them all [face covering]. It showed that this book is under review but my comments should not be deleted. It is really good! ! ! ! I wish this book a huge hit!

I actually haven't finished reading it yet, but after reading this, I really want to say that this book is very well written. I saw a little bit of abuse here. In fact, I can't accept that a people's policeman died and was still being used. But then I thought about it, the person who used him was also a people's policeman for us. There is nothing to say. It's a pity that the kind-hearted and bodhisattva-like A Lan is no longer there, but this book is worth reading by everyone (if it doesn't look good, my boyfriend Song Yan)