Riftkill

The male protagonist is so scary. He is a person who is evil to the core. He is naturally cold-blooded and makes people feel chills on their backs. I think he is more possessive of the female protagonist. He keeps emphasizing that he is the same kind, but are they really the same kind? It can be said that they are yes or no, but they are fundamentally different. I think the male protagonist does not really love the female protagonist, which is very contradictory. He just regards the female protagonist as a microcosm of himself. This kind of person is often the most terrifying. Once the purpose is different from his, there is no possibility for others to live. The female protagonist is not an absolutely good person, but she still has kindness in her heart. I think the female protagonist was seduced by the male protagonist and committed crimes and murders. Otherwise, I think the female protagonist would have lived an ordinary life. The ending left me feeling empty. I always felt that something needed to be said. It is a very novel subject matter. I quite like it.

I spent a day reading this book and read all 70 chapters, including the extra chapters. After the dance that night, although sin and love were intertwined, the contradictions were balanced. Such a complicated love was deeply rooted in the bones, and the dreamy dance and moon gave people a sense of unreality. Love is real and sin is real. The love between the heroine and the hero is never mentioned in the book. Her love is too obscure. Perhaps it is a pity for them who also have childhood shadows, perhaps because they are both calm and self-possessed and empathic, or perhaps because of the young man's unique gentleness and cunning. Of course, this is just a personal understanding. The male protagonist is more cruel than I thought. He has almost lost his humanity and he has no regard for life. However, in this story, there is a sentence he said that is very reasonable. Sometimes killing people really only requires a little courage. No matter how small the conflict is, no matter how small the matter is, as long as there is murderous intention and a moment of impulse—— Human life is very fragile and can be broken in one blow. Youth campus, suspenseful crime, when these two labels are put together, it is destined to be an unusual story. I like such complex emotions, which are more real, gripping and profound than simple romance. Ps: Why is there no kiss in the Ferris wheel section? ? ? What a great atmosphere! ^_^

If you prefer emotional and strong plot narratives and like to feel the collision of emotions in the grayscale of human nature, then the story of Li Nanxun and Lin Zhi in "Split Kill" is definitely worth reading. It may not have a perfect character or ending, but it can immerse you in this "split" about love and hate in the most direct way. It's very beautiful. Show them all to me.

So pretty! ! ! ! There are so many books where the protagonist is a criminal. We carry a common secret and rush to the unknown future together! Fortunately, it's an open ending, not a family gathering to make dumplings. It's great.

It's super exciting, really good-looking, and you must read it! This heroine is similar but different from Fang Xiaoxiao whom I have seen before. She really has a big heart. [Sending Hearts] is so beautifully written and the writing style is also good.

It's good to watch, and the ending is relatively open. I hope they can escape successfully.

After watching it, it's beautiful and impressive. The heroine is really smart, resolute, brave, dares to take responsibility, and dares to protect her own rights and interests. The male protagonist is also a male protagonist, haha, just kidding, the male protagonist is also well portrayed and very crazy (but I don't like him)

I clicked on it accidentally, but after being attracted by the introduction, I spent less than half a day reading it. I really like the open-ended ending, which feels like "I will write the sequel." As for whether they can successfully escape or stay voluntarily, it is left to our imagination. (The following are some after-viewing thoughts, which contain spoilers, so read with caution!) The intersection between the two began with a cooperation in exchanging sand people. With each subsequent incident, their fates gradually became intertwined and became difficult to separate. Unlike Li Nanxun's indifference to life, Lin Zhi's humanity and conscience still exist. Even though a long time has passed, the hurdle in her heart is still pressing hard on her, making it difficult to breathe. For Li Nanxun, as long as he blocked their way, even if he lost one life, it was nothing. After all, to him, as long as he was alive, it was not considered a heavy blow. Growing up, he had no one he cared about, not even his mother (mentioned in the article), but now, Lin Zhi is his accomplice, his kind (he thinks so), and an indispensable part of his life plan (remember in the chapter "Quarrel" mentioned above, Li Nanxun asked Lin Zhi hurtly if he was not included in her life plan) Regarding the emotional line between the two, I am more on the side of oe. On the one hand, I believe that the fate of the two is tightly linked and it is difficult to separate; on the other hand, I believe that they are not essentially the same kind. I will not go into details about the other details. At least in the ending, if Lin Zhi was the same person as Li Nanxun, Chen Xiao would not be spared and let him go. I rarely leave reviews of entire books, but this one is one that I feel deeply about. I really like this type of subject matter. This book took a short time from writing to completion, so the reviews are relatively quiet. I wish the author a happy life! Looking forward to the new work [laughs] 2025.10.3 (Strictly speaking, it's 10.4. Maybe I clicked too accurately [I understand]

In a way, Lin Zhi and Nan Xun are the same kind of people, but they are also very different. Lin Zhi struggled between light and darkness, always maintaining his own conscience in his heart; while L was addicted to darkness, and he was more like a person who was born emotionally indifferent. ^_^ They hold a common secret. They are "good students" with excellent academic performance in the sun, but they are also accomplices in the darkness. The emotions between the two give me very complicated feelings. Do they like each other? Is it possession? Is it protection? Is it taking advantage? Maybe both. Chen Xiao is a good policeman. His respect and responsibility allow the law to take effect and maintain social stability. I admire his persistence and sensitivity, but sometimes I don't want him to pursue the investigation so persistently. After all, everyone is equal under the law. The law protects good people, but it also protects some bad people. After reading the last few chapters, I was looking forward to the ending but didn't want to see the ending. The ending was really great and felt like a movie [heartfelt]

Because I have watched "Sid Sisters" before, I have always been very impressed by this theme of juvenile crime and psychological conditions. The narrative transitions in the article have a strong cinematic feel. The author is a very good director and knows that he should give a close-up at this moment and a long shot at the next second. The causal chain of the previous and subsequent plots grows, spreads, diffuses, and intertwines with each other like a wall-climbing tiger. The resonance cannot be described in words, please forgive me for my lack of words.