#Crime and Suspense #Social Realist Mystery #High-IQ Crime #The Plight of the Underclass #Butterfly Effect #Ethical Dilemmas
He never kills anyone. He only offers them a choice. When a case from seventeen years ago is reopened, police detective Gao Yuan discovers that the gentle “good man” has already passed judgment on this world through twenty-seven deaths.
When people at the bottom have nowhere left to turn, someone offers them a choice: trade their lives for a secure future for their families. This isn't murder. It's a transaction. This isn't revenge. It's redemption.
· “Fate can create accidents, but it can't create love.”
· “He never kills anyone. He only offers them a choice.”
· “The law must be obeyed, but the law should also ask why anyone would choose to resist it this way.”
· “I am not justice. I am simply the solution to a math problem.”
· “I gave the desperate a choice, just as an insurance company gives its customers a choice. The difference is that I honored my promise.”
"Perfect Accident" is not a simple suspense criminal investigation novel, it is more like a sharp knife, cutting through the desperate plight of the low-level people. When "swapping death for the family's future" becomes a transaction, and when the detective discovers that he is also a pawn in the chess game, behind the so-called "perfect accident" are the struggles of human nature, the game of ethics, and the questioning of the boundaries between law and justice. The author uses calm and restrained writing to tell a story about redemption and price. After reading it, you will not be able to calm down for a long time.
In fact, many people need such people
The perfect accident is not perfect!