[Social Realism + Women's Plight + Female Solidarity] Two girls used themselves as bait and died demanding justice, tearing open the vast web of crimes woven from lies over eleven years in Le Town.
The young Le Town resident Zhu Xiaowei jumped into the river and died. Eleven years later, Su Yuxin, once regarded as her killer, was also found dead at the bottom of the river.
The whole town saw it as long-delayed retribution. Only police officer Bai Jiasen, beneath the lies, touched the town's coldest truth.
It turned out the town was trapped in a vast underground gambling network that lured one impoverished person after another into the abyss.
Zhu Xiaowei went into debt to pay off her adoptive father's debts. Su Yuxin did what she had to do to survive. What people called "bullying" was, in truth, Su Yuxin's desperate attempt to push Zhu Xiaowei away from the abyss and protect her.
They used themselves as bait and died demanding justice, finally tearing open the vast web of crimes Le Town had woven from lies over eleven years. But no one knows who will be swallowed up next.
Use death as a torch to illuminate silent sins. The river in Ji Town swallowed up the figure of the girl twice in eleven years, and also swallowed up the suffering and protection of the two girls hidden in silence. Zhu Xiaowei's leap was once labeled as unworthy of bullying. Su Yuxin's body was found at the bottom of the river, and the whole town regarded it as belated retribution. What flows through this river is not a simple cycle of cause and effect, but sins covered by lies and coerced by interests. It is the tragic cry of two desperate girls tearing open the darkness with their lives. Ji Town is not as peaceful as it appears. There is a dark network with a casino as its core, which swallows up the hopes of the poor bit by bit and crushes the dignity of the weak into the mud. Zhu Xiaowei was forced to fall into the abyss in order to pay off her adoptive father's gambling debt. In order to protect herself in the darkness, Su Yuxin could only wear the mask of a bully. In the eyes of the world, tit-for-tat is never malicious bullying, but the most desperate protection of girls. She used misunderstood push away to try to keep Xiaowei away from the deeper mire, but in the end she could not escape the black net. They are victims of the same disease, the only glimmer of light in each other's darkness, but they can only write footnotes to this silent sin in the most tragic way. Two murder cases that spanned eleven years concealed personal tragedies caused by chronic social diseases. When the lies in the small town become the consensus, and when the black interest chain is entangled, the two weak girls have no channel to speak out and no power to resist. They can only use their bodies as bait and die to express their grievances. Detective Bai Jiasen's investigation is not only to find the truth about the deceased, but also to break the closed loop shrouded in crime. The moment the truth was revealed, in addition to shock and heartache, it also made people shiver down the spine: Will the darkness in Ji Town really dissipate? Whose life will those abyss hidden in corners swallow up at the next moment? It writes about the struggle and mutual help of women in desperate situations, the last resistance of the oppressed against their unfair fate, and a profound questioning of the evil hidden in the corners of society. The lives of two girls illuminated the silent sin of eleven years, and also allowed us to see that silence is never the original sin. The indifference that condones sin and the lies that cover up the truth are the darkness that should be dispelled. And the courage of those who use their lives as a torch will eventually leave an everlasting echo in the truth.
"Silent Crime" really gets more and more exciting the more I read it! The setting of two girls complaining about their grievances is gripping from the very beginning. The sins that Ji Jin has hidden for eleven years are revealed layer by layer, and the more you watch, the more heart-wrenching you are. I originally thought it was a simple school bullying case, but I didn't expect that it would involve a black network in the casino. The girls' "harming each other" turned out to be protection in desperate situations. This reversal is so shocking. Although there are some minor bugs in the details of the investigation, it does not affect the immersion at all, and the ending is very powerful. The plain writing makes it easy to read, and you can read more than 40,000 words in one breath. If you like social suspense, don't miss it!