[Two male leads + receiving protagonist + 1v1 + dark + suspense + Stockholm syndrome]
FBI elite agent x high-IQ serial killer
Remus is the FBI's star profiler and elite agent.
With his stern looks, meticulous logic, and astonishing powers of observation, he is a rising star in the bureau.
But no one knows that he has almost no will of his own and is incapable of making decisions, a result of the “never defy the strong, obey absolutely” doctrine drilled into him from childhood by his tyrannical father.
He is exceptionally intelligent and can follow orders and analyze cases flawlessly, but he cannot make decisions for himself.
After his father dies, he loses the only person who ever controlled him. All he can do is rely on habit and play the role society has assigned him even more strictly.
Until a new controller appears.
It was so good that I was so sleepy one night that I couldn't stop reading the review and fell asleep. I woke up the next morning and posted a review. This book is very logical and interlocking. I really like Lime's journey from resistance to acceptance to expectation (✧◡✧) The humanoid weapon crafted by his father obtained his master, obeyed him, controlled by him, and betrayed the past world. From then on, everything belonged to his master, and he willingly became an accomplice of crime and an accomplice of his master... Who knows? This book is really beautiful!!! Highly recommended!!!
A great rivalry scene, the theme is classic criminals and detectives, but the author's writing is so good, and the tension between Hess and Remus is amazing. The disguised identity of Hess can be seen at a glance at the beginning, but the details are still exciting, whether it is the secret observation of Hess before in disguise, or Remus's repeated feelings of strangeness but in the end he thought too much, and the subsequent guidance, heading to the town, chasing clues all the way, but was knocked unconscious the moment he discovered Hess's identity (the trap was so perfect that he couldn't figure out how to escape, and it felt like everyone he met in the town was arranged by the protagonist) Okay, even if his teammates are still feeling it, it's just a few more ghosts, and the protagonist will still be imprisoned in the end). After the intense disguise phase, there is the exciting show-up and imprisonment. The most exciting plot must be Remus's inner struggle and uncontrollable "instinct" during his imprisonment. The teachings left by his father have a profound impact on him. The last straw that breaks the camel's back is the life of his friend (so the protagonist personally pushes himself into the abyss). Sure enough, there was already foreshadowing when Wen Heisi disguised his identity to approach his friend. This is a key part. Moreover, after Remus disappeared, his family and friends have been looking for him but cannot find him. The despair of the protagonist is unimaginable. The disappearance of the society and the protagonist's own psychological problems plus the threat to his friend's life are completely multi-pronged, and the effect is so good. Heiss is indeed a control freak 🍉
Author, let me tell you clearly that this novel is very well written, very exciting, and very good-looking. The protagonist has a cold personality that I like and is very good. We readers like this kind of bad plot, and it touches our hearts very much✪ω✪ Author, you must persevere and (ง •̀_•́)ง finish writing this book. Let me give you a small suggestion, (change the writing, it's not handsome enough, but the title of the book is more recommended. The black sheep effect sucked me in, but I still recommend that you change it to a more popular name.) You are on the recommendation list, author, come on, come on, (ง •̀_•́)ง There are not many readers now, but it does not mean that there will not be many readers in the future. Come on, author, publish more chapters as soon as possible to attract more readers, author (ง •̀_•́)ง
Even a person who doesn't like to read Stockholm is fascinated by it. It's a very good book. Whether it's the control during the early investigation of the case or the handling of various details, the process of being gradually domesticated, from being forced to join in order to survive to enjoying the process is even more of a fairy among fairy tales. It's so refreshing to me. A perfect knife needs a suitable owner. There are just a few new books, so the author would like to encourage you to update more! Did I come early? Why is no one looking at such a treasure?
It's good-looking, not mindless, and you'll be attracted once you take a look. Will Samuel have a nickname, and what will it be? Will Remus and Samuel finally develop feelings similar to the popular meaning of "love"? Is Samuel's view of Remus close to perfection, almost satisfactory to him, a work of art that can resonate, or will there be even a little wavering, and will it "humanize" Remus a little bit? I'm personally a little emotional and confused, so I'm a little sorry. Because maybe it's a bit offensive to understand them with ordinary people's emotions? I think Da Da Da wrote particularly well on the mission completion and training, without seeming dry, and as the master of weapons, Samuel's desire for control, power, mystery, and self are so strong that he suppressed them. I actually feel that when it comes to Samuel taking Remus to prison, it really feels like a deep gap. Remus is just a child, I mean in front of Samuel's spirit and strength, so Samuel's plan works so well because he really can't compete. You write really well! Compare your feelings! After that, I was a little worried that Samuel would choose to enter the next process in a softer and considerate way like the first time (because he has an elegant and artistic appearance). Or would he like to watch Remus struggle (mentally) in order to satisfy his control over him and his right to belong? Didn't want Remus to suffer. (The sadistic plot is a bit scary) Just like this time, Remus is good at making decisions, right? Would Samuel consider it as one of his own (I don't know if it's appropriate to describe it as a pet (I think I should know that Remus's status is higher than a pet in his heart)) and "indulge" in occasional fun? Or should we take this opportunity to continue to control the progress plan of the "weapon" (what tasks may be completed?)? Meow, meow, meow, I'm sorry for my confusing logic and gibberish. I'll give you a rating. In short, you are great! (✪ω✪)♥️😘
I saw the recommendation list and the title attracted me to it. I love it so much 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 I like it. Author, you must continue to read more! Love it so much!
It's so good. Please support me. For me, this is a cool article. It's a cool article 😢😢 Teacher, where are you 😢 😢, update soon 😢 😢
Boss! Hungry! Rice rice! (I've never written a book review before, I'll give it to you first!) It's so beautiful! I even gave up making up homework just to tie up! (What a useless book review) Boss... Really don't consider adding more updates...૮₍ɵ̷ɵ̷̥᷅₎ა
I really like the setting of this book. I really like it. It's really hard to find a book that suits my taste. I also want to ask for an update. Please update.
It feels really great to see half of it! The words and sentences don't feel like a drama. The plot is getting better and better. It feels like watching an American TV series that is not so Riddler. Come on, the author is awesome!!! 🫰