The "perfect victim" he guarded for fifteen years,
He is being trained to become the perfect murderer.
Every rescue is a trap carefully designed by her.
In the "City of Ashes" where there are no blind spots under surveillance, criminal psychologist Lu Chen is a symbol of justice. The starting point and peak of his career stemmed from the only girl who survived the tragedy fifteen years ago - Lin Wan.
She is pale and fragile, with a light-colored mole under her left eye. She is always awakened by nightmares on rainy nights. For fifteen years, Lu Chen moved next door to her and became her shield, her doctor, and the only barrier between her and this cruel world.
He watched her slowly heal from the brokenness, and watched her become a top glass restorer - restoring broken things into art. He thought he was saving her.
Until the serial murder case he personally solved, strange glass products and fragments of nursery rhymes appeared at the scene;
Until he discovered that every deceased person was related to the truth fifteen years ago;
Until his partner screamed before he died: "Be careful Lin Wan... We saved the wrong person——"
When Lu Chen used the logic he was most familiar with to solve the case in reverse, a surprising clue surfaced: all the key evidence pointing to the truth was "inadvertently" revealed to him by Lin Wan when he was "sickly ill". The password for the encrypted folder was his own police badge number.
Is it redemption or a long period of domestication?
When the protector becomes a pawn and the victim becomes the director - this "reverse redemption" that has lasted for fifteen years will eventually pierce all the gentle lies in the most ruthless way.
Reader comments
He thought he was healing her wounds.
In fact, she was cultivating his "cause".
A reverse domestication that lasted for fifteen years
When "The Redeemer" Becomes "The Perfect Work"
Not romantically inclined, comments welcome
He thought he was healing her wounds. In fact, she was cultivating his "cause". A reverse domestication that lasted for fifteen years When "The Redeemer" Becomes "The Perfect Work" Not romantically inclined, comments welcome