On the wedding anniversary, the creditor Bai Yuechuan came to demand a loan worth tens of millions of dollars - the handwriting and fingerprint identification turned out to be Zhao Lingjuan's, but she had never signed it. Her husband, Zhou Yiqing, had been out of contact for three days, and then the kidnapper sent a video demanding two million in cash.
In order to prove her innocence, Zhao Lingjuan began to investigate, but step by step she fell into deeper confusion:
Who is her husband Zhou Yiqing?
What is Bai Yuechuan's motive?
The truth behind his father's imprisonment and death?
When Zhao Lingjuan peeled off all the clues and the conspiracy surfaced, she discovered that this "debt trap" had been tailor-made for her before she got married.
Reader comments
First of all, congratulations on the completion and spread the flowers.
I have followed it all the way and it turns out that I really put my heart into writing the book. It may not be perfect in some places, but I really put my heart and soul into it.
I like Xiaobai's saying: Look forward, don't look back.
I also like what the big postscript said: The road ahead may be bleak, but please believe it, keep going, and don't look back. We will eventually pass through the night and reach our own dawn.
Thank you so much, I am really comforted in my confused life.
I also wish it becomes a hit all over the internet and the book sells well. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]
Congratulations on the ending🎉🎉🎉. The male and female protagonists of this book have very little interaction that I have ever seen. They are constantly separated, but their love for each other will not be less. The character Zhou Yiqing is not a purely good guy, nor is he a purely bad guy. He has his persistence and things that he must protect. Especially at the end of the main text, I was really touched. The scene where the voice print unlocked the door gave me goosebumps, okay? There are many places where I cry a lot, but there are also places where I am very happy.
When I read the book, I would get chills on my back. Those things may actually be happening in reality, somewhere in the world. I really dare to write. Come on, I wish you better things, and I wish you become popular all over the Internet. [Like][Like]
It's over, I'm very happy, and I'd like to thank those who have been with me silently along the way. Really emotional. From covering my head when writing to stepping on pitfalls, to slowly writing flowers. There were times of confusion and self-doubt. Is anyone really watching this? Does my persistence make sense? But then I slowly figured out that I was just here to write stories. If someone supported me, I would be happy, but if no one appreciated it, I would just enjoy myself. But sometimes I still hope that someone can tell me whether the story is well told and whether it has shortcomings. I also hope to learn something instead of working behind closed doors. The first truly full-length novel, it has gone from conception to writing, to serialization, and now to completion. Half a year has passed. Half a year is neither long nor short. I used to be a masturbator, but later on, I haven't touched a game for a long time. I just sat there and started typing after get off work. Thank you all for coming, and thank you for your perseverance.
I chased him all the way, but I still had more to say. I think the writing style is very delicate, and the layout is also very good. It's possible that I wrote it in the later stages. Are you feeling impetuous and confused? Of course, it's great for new authors. Just like that, I can get better and better and write more touching stories [sending my heart] @
I always feel like I should write a proper review. I listened to it again some time ago.
Listening to it once is a shock, the kind of shock that can really ignore the parts that were not written well.
I read that many book friends said that the pace is slow, and I admit that it is indeed very slow, but maybe I started to read novels and was exposed to this type.
I think the slow pace is okay, as long as the plot is coherent and coherent, these are not problems.
This book, I think, would be popular if it were changed to any other platform. Here, it is indeed "acclimatized". Because it is precisely because of the early rhythm problem that you need to calm down and watch it slowly. If you give it a little patience, it will give you a solid story.
Many details are worthy of consideration.
I watched Zhou Yiqing arrive at the Black Triangle before, looking at the dense pinholes, and infer that about six days have passed. Can anyone tell me, is this true? If so, that would be really awesome [Like]
Well, there are indeed things that really dissatisfy me. For example, some clues have been collected in a hurry, such as the Hongyu Group line. I feel that we can dig deeper. The organ black market in Qixin Villa is particularly interesting, but there is not much ink later on, and it is a bit unfinished.
Anyway, I love reading it, and I hope more people can see this novel and fall in love with it. [Top post]
This is a work worth sitting down and watching.
For a novel that easily costs a million words, 490,000 words is not that much.
Two timelines, dozens of characters, and a time span of nearly twenty years.
It combines multiple elements such as suspense, anti-corruption, family feuds, changing times, and emotional redemption.
From Zhao Lingjuan's perspective, a dark empire spanning more than 20 years and involving multiple major crimes was gradually revealed, and it finally ended with justice being served and family reunion.
The narrative structure of the story is very grand, the clues are carefully woven, the characters are vivid, and the supporting characters are flesh and blood.
Zhao Lingjuan and Zhou Yiqing have been together, separated and gone through many hardships, and finally reunited as a happy family.
Zhao Lingjuan is not a weak woman waiting to be rescued, but a comrade who takes the initiative and fights alongside her husband.
Zhou Yiqing walks between black and white, complex and changeable, and this character line is full of tension. Moreover, the escape scene was really thrilling and exciting, and it really made me sweat a lot.
Each supporting role has its own story and position, and is not just a tool.
The shortcomings are that I feel that the beginning is tense and exciting, but there are some places, such as the suspense, that there is not enough preparation, there may be too much daily writing, and the ending of the multinational group is not explained properly, which is a bit hasty. Rhythm control should be better controlled.
Let me tell you: Feng Zhenhua is a very scary person, really chilling.
Overall, I think it's super good-looking. Really, every character is very three-dimensional and has his own personality. [Like][Like][Like]
First of all, congratulations on the completion and spread the flowers. I have followed it all the way and it turns out that I really put my heart into writing the book. It may not be perfect in some places, but I really put my heart and soul into it. I like Xiaobai's saying: Look forward, don't look back. I also like what the big postscript said: The road ahead may be bleak, but please believe it, keep going, and don't look back. We will eventually pass through the night and reach our own dawn. Thank you so much, I am really comforted in my confused life. I also wish it becomes a hit all over the internet and the book sells well. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]
Congratulations on the ending🎉🎉🎉. The male and female protagonists of this book have very little interaction that I have ever seen. They are constantly separated, but their love for each other will not be less. The character Zhou Yiqing is not a purely good guy, nor is he a purely bad guy. He has his persistence and things that he must protect. Especially at the end of the main text, I was really touched. The scene where the voice print unlocked the door gave me goosebumps, okay? There are many places where I cry a lot, but there are also places where I am very happy. When I read the book, I would get chills on my back. Those things may actually be happening in reality, somewhere in the world. I really dare to write. Come on, I wish you better things, and I wish you become popular all over the Internet. [Like][Like]
It's over, I'm very happy, and I'd like to thank those who have been with me silently along the way. Really emotional. From covering my head when writing to stepping on pitfalls, to slowly writing flowers. There were times of confusion and self-doubt. Is anyone really watching this? Does my persistence make sense? But then I slowly figured out that I was just here to write stories. If someone supported me, I would be happy, but if no one appreciated it, I would just enjoy myself. But sometimes I still hope that someone can tell me whether the story is well told and whether it has shortcomings. I also hope to learn something instead of working behind closed doors. The first truly full-length novel, it has gone from conception to writing, to serialization, and now to completion. Half a year has passed. Half a year is neither long nor short. I used to be a masturbator, but later on, I haven't touched a game for a long time. I just sat there and started typing after get off work. Thank you all for coming, and thank you for your perseverance.
I chased him all the way, but I still had more to say. I think the writing style is very delicate, and the layout is also very good. It's possible that I wrote it in the later stages. Are you feeling impetuous and confused? Of course, it's great for new authors. Just like that, I can get better and better and write more touching stories [sending my heart] @ I always feel like I should write a proper review. I listened to it again some time ago. Listening to it once is a shock, the kind of shock that can really ignore the parts that were not written well. I read that many book friends said that the pace is slow, and I admit that it is indeed very slow, but maybe I started to read novels and was exposed to this type. I think the slow pace is okay, as long as the plot is coherent and coherent, these are not problems. This book, I think, would be popular if it were changed to any other platform. Here, it is indeed "acclimatized". Because it is precisely because of the early rhythm problem that you need to calm down and watch it slowly. If you give it a little patience, it will give you a solid story. Many details are worthy of consideration. I watched Zhou Yiqing arrive at the Black Triangle before, looking at the dense pinholes, and infer that about six days have passed. Can anyone tell me, is this true? If so, that would be really awesome [Like] Well, there are indeed things that really dissatisfy me. For example, some clues have been collected in a hurry, such as the Hongyu Group line. I feel that we can dig deeper. The organ black market in Qixin Villa is particularly interesting, but there is not much ink later on, and it is a bit unfinished. Anyway, I love reading it, and I hope more people can see this novel and fall in love with it. [Top post]
This is a work worth sitting down and watching. For a novel that easily costs a million words, 490,000 words is not that much. Two timelines, dozens of characters, and a time span of nearly twenty years. It combines multiple elements such as suspense, anti-corruption, family feuds, changing times, and emotional redemption. From Zhao Lingjuan's perspective, a dark empire spanning more than 20 years and involving multiple major crimes was gradually revealed, and it finally ended with justice being served and family reunion. The narrative structure of the story is very grand, the clues are carefully woven, the characters are vivid, and the supporting characters are flesh and blood. Zhao Lingjuan and Zhou Yiqing have been together, separated and gone through many hardships, and finally reunited as a happy family. Zhao Lingjuan is not a weak woman waiting to be rescued, but a comrade who takes the initiative and fights alongside her husband. Zhou Yiqing walks between black and white, complex and changeable, and this character line is full of tension. Moreover, the escape scene was really thrilling and exciting, and it really made me sweat a lot. Each supporting role has its own story and position, and is not just a tool. The shortcomings are that I feel that the beginning is tense and exciting, but there are some places, such as the suspense, that there is not enough preparation, there may be too much daily writing, and the ending of the multinational group is not explained properly, which is a bit hasty. Rhythm control should be better controlled. Let me tell you: Feng Zhenhua is a very scary person, really chilling. Overall, I think it's super good-looking. Really, every character is very three-dimensional and has his own personality. [Like][Like][Like]