Protagonist: Chen Ye
"The World of Tricks: I'm in the Urban Killing Bureau" (combining the core elements of "drama performance" and "suspense killing")
When I can play any profession, I am destined to tear this man-eating city to pieces. "
——There is an iron rule in the underground world of Jiangcheng: if you see an "unknown person" wearing a crying and laughing mask, run away immediately!
Chen Ye, who suffers from schizophrenia, accidentally awakens to the "professional dramatist" sequence:
Every time you play a profession (doctor/police/beggar/mortician...) Perfectly, you can plunder the peak ability in that field.
The price is that if your identity is discovered, you will be violently killed by the rules.
Involved in the "extraordinary organ smuggling case", he was forced to wear layers of masks among various forces:
During the daytime, he is a cleaner in a mental hospital, and he can glimpse the memory of the deceased in wiping the blood stains;
Night transforms into a black market boxing champion, severing the throats of wanted criminals with blood-stained bandages;
On the dark web, he is the "informant" who manipulates puppet threads and dissects the truth...
When three hundred and sixty masks turned into three hundred and sixty knives,
He will eventually complete this "god-killing script" that spans thirty years.
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Reader comments
I'm so immersed in it that I can't extricate myself! A masterpiece that is endlessly memorable
The author's writing is smooth and beautiful, and the scene descriptions are very pictorial. When reading, you feel like you are in the world of the story. The foreshadowing is cleverly laid, and the ending is both shocking and touching. All the clues are perfectly wrapped up, leaving endless aftertaste. If I had to pick a shortcoming, it would probably be that it's too short and I can't see enough! Highly recommended to readers who like [suspense genre/theme], it definitely deserves five stars!
I'm so immersed in it that I can't extricate myself! A masterpiece that is endlessly memorable The author's writing is smooth and beautiful, and the scene descriptions are very pictorial. When reading, you feel like you are in the world of the story. The foreshadowing is cleverly laid, and the ending is both shocking and touching. All the clues are perfectly wrapped up, leaving endless aftertaste. If I had to pick a shortcoming, it would probably be that it's too short and I can't see enough! Highly recommended to readers who like [suspense genre/theme], it definitely deserves five stars!