In University D, an athletic student committed suicide by cutting her pulse in the dormitory. A few days later, a girl drowned in the school lake, and immediately after, another girl fell to her death in the library. Out of strong curiosity, the protagonist Bai Shu cooperates with Officer Qi from the local police station to investigate the interpersonal relationships in the university. After peeling away the present and the past, the truth finally emerged. It seemed that the murderer was all committed by the same person. How could the murderer be connected with three unrelated people?
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The logic is fairly self-consistent, the character descriptions are quite detailed and graphic, the rhythm is compact, and the story is complete.
Except for one or two typos and omissions, the large text is too lengthy. It can be divided into more paragraphs, so that the reading experience will be better.
The whole story reflects the psychological problems of some contemporary students. Personally, it's still worth watching. Give it a five-star rating to support it.
The logic is fairly self-consistent, the character descriptions are quite detailed and graphic, the rhythm is compact, and the story is complete. Except for one or two typos and omissions, the large text is too lengthy. It can be divided into more paragraphs, so that the reading experience will be better. The whole story reflects the psychological problems of some contemporary students. Personally, it's still worth watching. Give it a five-star rating to support it.