Butterflies Can’t Cross the Border

A murderous female devil, a life-saving female Bodhisattva, a female fighter covered in wounds, a heroine fighting against drugs, an infatuated woman paving the way for her lover, a good mother running a business for her daughter, and a female helmsman wearing a red dress and spinning a butterfly knife to compose the prelude of life between justice and evil. A policeman, an undercover agent, with one shoulder responsible for protecting the interests of the country and the people, and another shouldering professional loyalty and integrity. However, he is trapped in a difficult situation, in a quagmire, and has to cope with it. How can a man who is more than 1.9 Meters tall not have feelings? He dotes on and cares for the heroine, but is not merciful. After all, this love that spans countries and classes cannot be perfect. The heroine is the love of the hero's life. She was extremely doting on the heroine when she was alive, and this is still the case after the heroine's death, especially the extra touching. This is the best article I have ever read on this type of subject matter. Although the article is bloody, it is also full of warmth. Good article, worth reading.

"Aman, you are getting more and more courageous now. Do you dare to disobey me?" Sang Ye looked at him with a sly smile: "Because only in this way can you stand by my side openly." Sang Ye knew Aman's identity from the beginning. She said that her father had told her that your eyes were too clean to lie to others. Abba also said because only you can save me. Whether Sangye is black or white, if you say she is good, she is really good. She builds schools, saves people, provides clues to the police, does not use drugs, does not bully women and children, etc. She has been paving the way for Aman, and she will also pave the way for her children when she has a child. She is said to be bad because she is a good person, but in that place, if you want to live, you can only live like this, and you cannot use the so-called justice to evaluate her. Aman worked as an undercover agent for fourteen years, seven months and seven days. In the end, he was lucky enough to be alive and put on his police uniform again. The ending is inevitable. The demise of Sang Ye, Abba, and the Sang family is inevitable. The grandmother in the article, the woman from Yunnan, is dead, but she is still alive in people's mouths. Although Sang Ye in the article is gone, he still lives in the memories of others and in the mouths of others. Aman finally went to find her eldest lady, hoping that they could reunite.

I arrested my lover with my own hands and they hailed me as a hero "She is very much like her mother" in one sentence, three generations I knew you were an undercover agent from the moment you came to me, but I was also an undercover agent, paving a bright road for you.

The sense of immersion is very strong, and the ending of be is very good, but reality does not allow it! The black is not thorough enough and the white is not white enough. Under the circumstances, this seems to be the best ending!

Their identities are destined to be opposites. Ono is burdened with too much. Why doesn't she want to live a stable and happy life? But she was born in that place that eats human bones and it's all about survival. She had already guessed Aman's identity, but she let him go time and time again in exchange for a bright future for him. Send yourself out in exchange for his first-class merit. But without her, how could Ah Man be happy? But this is probably the best ending. Ah Man has a bright future, his lovely daughter, and the girl who loves to wear a red dress will always be a bright and flamboyant young lady who will stay in people's hearts forever. The little Phoenix will always be free. Finally, I wish you happiness forever in the parallel world. (It took me a day to read this book without skipping a chapter. I really cried in the end)

I read it very quickly, so please forgive me if I made any mistakes. The work takes the Golden Triangle as the stage and outlines a vivid picture of the game between the mafia's power and human nature. The author uses neat strokes to cast the valor and ambition of Sang Ye, the little princess of the Sang family, into the soul of the story. When the two-meter-tall bodyguard Ah Man stood silently guarding him, and when the smoke of the Golden Triangle filled the air between the lines, a battle about power, loyalty and self-awareness began. I hope my book review can give some help to readers passing by (＾-＾)📚

Love knows no boundaries, but the positions are different. I wish Princess Sanye will always be gorgeous.

Aman and Sangye make me very upset. There is a kind of knowing that it will end like this, but still doing it like this. Aman is good, Sangye is good, and the author is also very good [crying] [crying] [crying]

I regret watching it. I will cry and collapse. If love ends like this, why should we love? Die one by one, all for a certain existence, but all have pain, and die for a certain result. But isn't falling in love just for happiness? I can end the ending of not being together. However, this ending really misinterprets the fact that they fell in love. The ending seems to explain that even if we love each other again, I will still watch you die. There is a fantasy to express that I love you. Where is Sangye's father? He loves her and dotes on her. He died. And Nian'an has no mother. There is no man who loves her. If this is the result of their love, why is it that the male protagonist is described as willing to die for the female protagonist? Then why in the end, I only see the person who turns a blind eye. The female protagonist is paving the way. Why does it end like this? The male protagonist obviously knows that he is a policeman and also works as an undercover agent. In the end, he always remembers his duty as a policeman. Why is it like this before? He could obviously make a more correct choice, but the result becomes hypocritical. I think the female protagonist has never lacked love. Maybe she is more free and easy without the male protagonist. And the male protagonist is not worthy of love. Should he choose his ending or ask Sang Ye to do what he wants to do? There is no need to act like you will love even if you die. There is no need to fantasize about love like this at the end. If you don't love it to death, there is a problem. If the male protagonist never thinks about the identity of the female protagonist from the beginning, this will be the result. If he has thought about it, he should know that to truly love Sang Ye, he must give up his identity as a police officer. Instead of completing the first-class merit set by the heroine for him step by step, doing nothing, just explaining his love, why and not acting like before, I will say this much. Falling in love has never made the ending so hypocritical. The heroine has always loved magnanimously, frankly admitting his bad and good, and doing it. He is not worthy of such a male protagonist. Why do I evaluate it like this? In fact, I have read many novels and there are many endings of BE, but I don't think it may be their best ending. However, from the beginning of this novel, I clearly sensed the depth of the male protagonist's love for the female protagonist. The ending is like a different person. I don't agree with it. It's like being for the sake of being. Author, have you forgotten the male protagonist you wrote before? I think he will hate you. This is the fact that his favorite Sangye did commit suicide! ! !

After fourteen years of being an undercover agent, he was an undercover agent, so why wasn't she? She knew she was from the beginning, but she pretended not to know during the showdown, and didn't reveal everything until later in the interrogation room of the police station. She was really tortured to the point that she almost cried. This book is really good and worth reading!