Late at Night**********

No, the plot starts right at the beginning. Why do you want someone to die, and one person has two lives? It's a bit poisonous to me. Obviously the main plot can be fast-forwarded to the male protagonist being taken away. I just write about the excessive life in the front, and then the male protagonist fails to confess and gets drunk and is taken away. It has to die. It's really poisonous. In addition, the time it took the male protagonist to come out was not very long. It feels like the dead man is just like an ordinary friend.