When his father's factory was maliciously annexed, the shadow of his death by jumping from a building shrouded Shen Mo for ten years. At the age of twenty-three, he spent three years laying a dragnet, and kicked off his revenge with a murder as precise as a clock gear.
He is a highly intelligent hunter who wanders on the edge of the law. He can change his identity in surveillance blind spots, use pi code to transmit information, and can detect tracking through gait analysis alone. Every shot is like solving a perfect math problem, accurately calculating the police's reaction speed and pursuit radius.
Captain Li Rui of the Municipal Criminal Investigation Detachment has never encountered such a difficult opponent - no fingerprints could be found at the scene, the surveillance hard drive was professionally destroyed, and the only clue was the unknown smile on the corner of the deceased's mouth. When the city-wide surveillance was launched, Shen Mo had already appeared in the sight of the next enemy with a new identity.
It's a cat-and-mouse game spanning three cities. He collected evidence while on the run and weaved traps on the tip of the knife, causing each of the perpetrators to fall into the abyss of their own making. When the last enemy fell in a pool of blood, the police encirclement had shrunk to within a hundred meters. Shen Mo looked at the blood-stained face in the mirror, and the corner of his mouth raised a confident arc - he had already prepared ten thousand ways to escape for himself.
Reader comments
Veteran [like], the writing is compact, the plot is too fast, and the content is relatively full, it is a very good novel.
The fast plot and delicate description allow readers to ignore some unreasonable problems. It is handled very cleverly without being disgusted. It is amazing.
The one star I'm missing is because I didn't understand what "suspense love" is, a revenge story interspersed with love? If so, then it's a bit unacceptable, carrying hatred, and then falling in love? Hormone bloat?
Veteran [like], the writing is compact, the plot is too fast, and the content is relatively full, it is a very good novel. The fast plot and delicate description allow readers to ignore some unreasonable problems. It is handled very cleverly without being disgusted. It is amazing. The one star I'm missing is because I didn't understand what "suspense love" is, a revenge story interspersed with love? If so, then it's a bit unacceptable, carrying hatred, and then falling in love? Hormone bloat?