No One Is Innocent

It is rare to see such a logical story. After watching the whole story, I felt refreshed and breathed a sigh of relief. No one is perfect. Everyone has selfish desires. Everyone is acting, choosing a suitable script for themselves, and dreaming of getting the beautiful things in their imagination. After reading it, I just want to sigh, if everyone in the article thought more about the people around them and had less selfish desires, maybe the ending would be different. It's a pity that it's not possible. As long as you pretend to be stupid and confuse right and wrong, you can get everything you want. If it were you, would you still think about fairness? A brilliantly written novel, it can be regarded as the rare chaff of a tomato. Looking forward to other good works from the author!

Personal opinion* The writing skill is 2.8/3 Points, the rhythm is 3/3 points, the storytelling is 1.8/2 Points, the creativity is 1.6/2 Points, and it is 9.2 Points. The overall plot and narrative rhythm are quite good. The use of looping techniques makes for a strong sense of déjà vu. The explosive information is continuous and can be read in 1-2 hours. The review at the end is excellent in my opinion; The shortcoming is that the explosive point lacks the feeling of making people shine. It is just the accumulation of common things in life that makes people laugh (?; And I'm very sorry that I didn't see the follow-up to the timeline of the police station where everyone was poisoned~~

It is a combination of "The Beginning" + "Thunderstorm", and the protagonist's psychology is very delicately portrayed. The plot is also very compact and suitable for film and television. It's not long, so I read it in one sitting and it was very engaging. I look forward to the author's other works.

Oh my god, it deserves to be a 9-point novel. The plot has ups and downs and twists. Although some settings were guessed in advance, the author wrote it very wonderfully. In particular, the description of human nature is extremely realistic and clearly exposes the bad nature of human beings. Especially the male protagonist himself, step by step peeling off the coat of the perfect good man he has positioned himself to reveal, revealing all kinds of despicable qualities. But these qualities are common to everyone, and they are common problems among human beings, but the degree is different. Therefore, when reading the article, the senses of the male protagonist are particularly complicated. It's just that the ending is too rushed, a bit anticlimactic [eating melon]

It's interesting, it's not too long, the plot isn't too procrastinating, and the low number of words shows the author's style. The writing is very good and has a sense of pictures, but it breaks the cup easily, haha. In fact, the story is very simple, and the human nature and ethics are also simple and not that complicated. However, the author does have strong writing skills and describes the characters deeply, which supports the whole story at once. It's a work worth savoring after reading it. I just finished it and I'm still wondering about the author's intention for this ending and the reason for not going back to the last flashback, because it's certain that the interrogation room is the reality. It's obvious that the timeline there is a single line and cannot be traced back.

It's beautiful, and what moved me the most was the protagonist's self-destructive analysis. Is it not the author's own analysis of himself and human nature? Looking back again and again, the protagonist is also very powerful, enduring such pain again and again. However, the protagonist really went back, can he be saved? I can't help but imagine that the protagonist is actually crazy. In the ending, he has always been immersed in his fantasy. He never goes back, but he can't face the pain of life...

What an amazing book, I read it in one sitting. This book really lives up to his name, and there is nothing innocent about it. A good book, worth reading. From the perspective of the protagonist, from the initial anger to the final compromise of self-anatomy, my emotions followed the protagonist. They are all rotten people, some are more rotten and some are less rotten. Anyway, after looking at it, the least rotten person should be Jin. Well, this woman is the poisoner, and she is also one of the more miserable and crazy ones in this article. In the end, she feels like she has gone crazy for love. She just fell in love with a rotten person, and then she became a rotten person herself, unlike the other three who were themselves rotten people.

It's a pretty good "suspense + ethics + fantasy". The ending feels a bit rushed. In addition, I feel that the four protagonists in the novel are all very successful people. They are rich, powerful, handsome and beautiful. It makes me feel like I am a sewer rat watching a fight between gods and gods [laughing and crying]

The subject matter is very novel, with many twists and turns, which is very attractive. Suitable for making movies. I have sympathy for the previous protagonist's "innocence". As the story progresses, it is discovered that the innocent protagonist is the initiator, which is a huge contrast. We are all ordinary people, and everyone has a selfish side. In the end, very few people can admit themselves. The protagonist can reflect on himself and admit himself even when he collapses again and again in flashbacks, which is also a kind of sincerity. I haven't written it before, but it would be a pity that such a good short story doesn't have any footprints. But the biggest regret is that we don't have flashbacks in our lives. Cherish every decision in life, this is what this book tells me.

It is very beautiful, suitable for middle-aged aunts like me. I have seen many shadows of the real world and the subtleties of human nature. Although it is set in a time and space, the characters are extremely realistic. The male protagonist's brother is paralyzed eating watermelon, the male protagonist's father does not forget to pack the food, and even some minor supporting roles, including the red-dressed eldest sister and the black one. The details of the words and deeds of the Clothed Man Scammer are exasperating and funny. It is pure black humor and is very suitable for adaptation into a medium-length drama. It can also be adapted into a movie. I have seen a similar style "Ashtray" on Tomato before. I hope the author will continue his work and write a longer story next time [snickering] [smirking] [smirking]

It is a good novel with three-dimensional characters and a compact plot. I like the title of this book "No One Is Innocent" very much. It not only refers to the mistakes made by the people around the protagonist without telling the protagonist, but also refers to the protagonist who only cares about his own face and is indifferent to his family and friends. It even refers to some readers in the commentary who, like the protagonist, take everything for granted and have no sense of self-reflection. The complexity of human nature is well written. It is not stereotyped or superficial. Everyone's trigger points are triggered from their own perspective. They are not tool people surrounding the protagonist. There is no total evil or total good.

After reading it all, I want to review it again. The pace is very fast, the plot is explosive and hooky, and the author's portrayal of the characters is also very wonderful. All the characters are evil, but after reading it, none of the characters are so thin that they are disgusting. It is one of the best short stories I have read in recent years. Author, you are really great! ! ! ! Of course, there are still some small bugs in the middle. For example, when Bai Xue first learned at the police station that her daughter was pregnant and that the child was Lu Zixuan, she should not and could not have smiled brightly in the hotel and helped them plan their engagement and go abroad, because from her perspective at that time, her daughter and Lu Zixuan were both Lu Dong's children... And so on, but the flaws cannot be concealed.

Don't be scared away by the 7.0 Rating. This is a good book, a good book worth reading in one sitting, and a good book that will make you feel melancholy after reading it. Anyway, the number of words is not that many, so everyone who is passing by might as well give it a try and read it, you will definitely not regret it.

It took me nearly 7 days to read this novel. I really feel that it is well written and can touch the deepest things in people's hearts. The changeable nature of human nature, selfishness and desires make people uncontrollably unclear. Through flashbacks again and again, people can relive the regrets and wrong things they have done, and make up for the regrets experienced over and over again. Finally, it tells us that people should live openly, cherish the people who should be cherished, and live in the present. All things must have cause and effect. Since you dare to be the cause, you will have to bear the consequences one day. Thanks to the author! Share my views with all the book friends who read this novel! Best wishes! Live in the moment, come on! This life is not in vain!

It's okay, the plot is predictable, the relationships between the characters are explosive but can be guessed. The highlight is that the characters are vividly drawn, very real, and have a strong sense of immersion. The key is that it has a good intention and is relatively deep. In life, we often try our best to maintain a glamorous appearance and maintain face, but we often ignore the people around us who care about us, causing those close to us to be hurt. Why is it that the male protagonist is nice to everyone around him but they don't appreciate it? Because he is selfish and self-righteous, he imposes on others the way he thinks is good for others, but he never puts himself in other people's shoes. To be betrayed by everyone, he is not innocent. As for his wife, he treats Bai Xue as a nanny and uses busy work as an excuse to avoid his responsibilities as a husband. In fact, he doesn't want to spend time on her or his family. For children, he never considers education issues, thinking that rough commands can solve everything, but he is never willing to listen to the child, nor is he willing to understand her. Most of a person's time is made up of the people around him, and the quality of intimate relationships often determines the upper limit of happiness in life. Manage the interpersonal relationships around you well, be grateful to those close to you, and express love and care from time to time. This is also a very important part of life. The male protagonist is a growth-oriented character. He was very selfish, hypocritical, and avoided his own problems at the beginning. Later, he woke up from reincarnations and tried to correct his shortcomings. Finally, he faced his heart and was relatively brave. The character Lu Dong is the control group. The male protagonist values ​​​​love, is straight to the point, and gets emotional easily. Lu Dong, on the other hand, is well-rounded and considers everything from the perspective of interests and is soft-spoken. On the contrary, he maintains a harmonious relationship with those around him and gets along well himself. Lu Dong's personality charm is higher than that of the male protagonist. In reality, this kind of person is also very powerful. I have a relatively high opinion of him.

The author's analysis of human nature is really clear, and indeed it corresponds to the title of the book, No One Is Innocent. Everyone has mistakes, but everyone has difficulties, which are inexplicable and reasonable. All in all, this book is worth reading.

I feel like it would be interesting to make it into a script. It's a story with many ups and downs. It would be nice if the ending was more complete. I'd also like to see other people's perspectives and how the story unfolds. My daughter's pregnancy, her father and brother being deceived... I always feel like there could be more content.

It's wonderful. All the members are villains. Only the daughter is very innocent and Su Jin is too pitiful. The men in it all have their own dirty tricks. The scheming and evil deeds of a few people can circle the world [laughing and crying]

I read it in one day. The plots are interlocking and very attractive. They constantly switch between reality and flashbacks to attract the readers' attention. The logic is very smooth [Like] The writing is concise, without meaningless words, very suitable for this kind of fast-paced article [Like] It doesn't take too long to read the whole book, about 3 hours is no problem, highly recommended [like] Some book friends may have some opinions on the ending, but I think this ending is not abrupt or even very reasonable. This part is a matter of opinion. At least in my personal opinion, the ending is enough to match this score.

Unexpected, very unexpected, the characters' actions are clear and reasonable, the characterizations are simple yet full, and the plot is compact and natural without being sloppy. As a short story, especially a novel on this platform, being able to write it at this level really surpasses 99% of online writers. It seems to be about human ethics, but in fact it is about human nature. Some people are greedy for profit, some people are unjust and unscrupulous, some people are unscrupulous, some people deceive themselves and others, and some people are paranoid and extreme. Human nature is complex. People who are greedy for profit may just need excitement in their ordinary life; people who are greedy for profit may just be because they have been ignored too much and hope for a chance to be valued and affirmed; people who are unscrupulous may just do their best to get what they want just because they have nothing; people who deceive themselves may just be afraid of facing their inner fragility; people who are paranoid and extreme may just be hurt too much by their obsession. With the ever-changing human nature and multifaceted hearts, how many people can truly understand themselves, let alone others.

There is a movie with a similar theme, which seems to be a Korean drama. The story is compact, short and concise. In the first eighty chapters, you can see others clearly, and in the last chapter, you can see yourself clearly. It is easy to understand someone, but it is difficult to understand yourself!

The first part is quite interesting, and the plot is ups and downs, the logic makes sense, and the story is quite complete. The protagonist's final words are a sharp analysis of himself. I feel that many people actually think this way in reality. Those with vested interests always like to pretend to be stupid in order to maintain their own interests and at the same time establish a bright persona for themselves. The protagonist's final ending is indeed his own fault. I took on the role of the protagonist, and I regretted it very much. The ending did feel a bit unsatisfactory. I couldn't explain, but it felt like something was missing. It is true that no one is innocent, even the two children, everyone wants to get what they want, and do some bad things because of desire. But I feel like there are countless more incredible people and things in reality than this.

Five-star support. To be honest, I can't say I like this story, but I don't hate it either. There is neither the tension of chasing the murderer nor the surprising twist. Even the protagonist's behavior after the flashback sometimes made me feel a bit inexplicable, but given the overall story, I could barely accept it. Finally, the ending made me feel a bit hasty. The shortcomings of everyone in the story were magnified infinitely. It was a strange story.

This book is really well written, why is it not rated? Although the murderer can be guessed from the beginning (it is a premonition), as the layers progress, the structure of each person's image in the mind collapses and is reorganized again. It is unreasonable and expected, good-looking, and the length of the article is appropriate.

This is a nice plot novel, not a suspense novel. In the middle and later stages, with the motivation and plot hints, the murderer is almost clear. Some authors often lead in this way and then end with other murderers to highlight the suspense. However, the author did not deliberately sacrifice the plot to force O. Henry. This is the reason why I gave it full marks. Know the trade-offs. This is a plot novel, with plot rationality as the main purpose. The human nature is deeply portrayed. The suspense of the final case is not that important. If the author forcibly drops new clues, it will make the plot abrupt and end up being completely different. It's a good novel, but the word count is too few. It feels like it was adapted for a web drama and doesn't look like the author of a web novel. There is also an ending that makes people feel disappointed and triggers reflection, which is not so happy.

It's a really good book. It's logical and thoughtful, and the plot is very compact, but everything that needs to be said is not left behind. The character creation will not be left behind because of the compact plot. Everyone is realistic and real, and the writing is flesh-and-blood. The explanations are very clear and dramatic, and there is also some humor to relieve some tension. The plot is really tight. As the title of this book says, it's such a wonderful book. I read it in one day and I'm still filled with emotion. I highly recommend reading it. It's not too long. It's really nice to be able to write some very common and clichéd settings and plot points in such a wonderful way. I originally thought this was a suspense novel with a simple sense of fun, but I didn't expect the plot to be so exciting and real.

It's wonderful, and the unique compactness of short stories is handled very well. It's so exciting that I didn't want to stop once I started reading it. Although you can almost guess who the murderer is in the middle, it is still very attractive to watch, and the ending is a bit blank. It would be better if you can leave an anchor point in a certain flashback, and then click again at the end to hint that there may be another flashback.

I've seen it on the cover before, but I haven't clicked on it. The more I clicked on it this evening, the more I became addicted to it. The male protagonist cut himself open at the dinner table again and again due to mental breakdown. This is really difficult for an adult to say. After all, everyone pays attention to decency. Suddenly speaking out the truth is a bit overwhelming. I think the author writes very well and is very close to reality. It can be said that he draws materials from reality. Even worse things than this will happen in reality.

As expected, "no one is innocent." (There are not many novels on Tomato that can answer the question) Very exciting. Even with the surreal setting of "flashback", the whole article still has a strong sense of reality. Everything that happened to them is happening around us. Their thoughts and practices are exactly the thoughts and practices of some people around us, and their various endings will also be the inevitable endings of those people. Such is the human heart, such is human nature.

As a short mystery story, the foreshadowing is not very deep. Those who often read mystery novels can easily find doubts from the perspective of the male protagonist in the early stages. The interrogation process is the most human-like one I have ever seen. At least the author knows that JC will summon the suspect only after he has the evidence, and will not blame the protagonist for no reason. The jury room also reminds the presiding officer not to induce confessions. Everything is done well. The story uses "flashback" to allow the male protagonist to observe the reasons behind the actions of the other seven people, and his own characteristics are also revealed to the readers. It is from the perspective of the male protagonist at first, and gradually changes to the perspective of God after the halfway point. This smooth process is also worthy of praise. At the end, when the male protagonist talks about his psychological thoughts in a completely calm manner, the ending of the death of the other seven people begins to change, and the reincarnation of the night ends. In the end, everyone parted ways, but they all survived, which can be considered a good ending. Even if human nature is so complex, the male protagonist will still be in pain if these seven people die. The point of the flashback is "the party is not completed or someone dies before the party." The male protagonist uses this time to give a speech, thinking that he is superior in skills and can survive to the end after the flashback. In fact, the skill CD has passed, do you feel it [laughs] In the end, what the protagonist misses the most is his wife who has been married for more than 20 years. There is really no need for Su to risk his own life [face covering] No matter what, everyone's life must go on