Zhang Dongya, a security guard at the Royal Hotel, is about to get married. His fiancée's family demands 180,000 yuan in bride price, but he can't come up with the money. So he installs cameras in the hotel's luxury suites, hoping to film the private lives of celebrities and tycoons and extort them.
But instead of steamy footage, he captures a murder and dismemberment.
The killer is his coworker, Wu Qing, a front desk clerk at the same hotel.
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Wu Qing, a front desk clerk at the Royal Hotel, is patient and friendly in his day-to-day life. In private, however, he's a contract killer.
He's already killed five people and made three million yuan. He's still two million short of his goal.
Then he takes on a big job. The client offers him two million, but insists that he livestream the target's death and carry out the killing in a specified, gruesome way.
It's obviously going to raise the risk of getting caught, but the money is just too tempting.
If he takes enough care, he won't be exposed. Besides, the client says they'll provide everything he needs to evade detection, including a dark web network and virtual addresses.
As long as he leaves no trace online, the police won't know where the victim died, let alone who the killer is.
Wu Qing agrees. This is the final job of his career as a killer. Once it's done, he'll leave that life behind.
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Zhong Xiaoyu, daughter of retired police officer Zhong Shengjun, is obsessed with being a livestream host and has joined an agency. She signed a crooked contract and can't even quit without paying a hefty penalty. Then the owner of another agency tries to poach her, offering to buy out her contract if she takes part in a secret livestream. Afterward, whether she joins the agency is up to her. With the debt deadline approaching, Zhong Xiaoyu agrees. The agency owner sends her an address: the Royal Hotel, Presidential Suite.
Overall, it's pretty good. I've read this author's story about the disappearance of a girl before. It was so good that I jumped into this one. Overall, it's pretty good, but there was a line that wasn't explained. The couple didn't know what the situation was and ended without explaining it. Maybe the author was so anxious that he forgot to [cover face] [cover face] [cover face]
A very realistic book, the author's writing is so good that you can't help but want to read it. The detailed descriptions inside always remind me of cases that happened in real life, which is chilling. It is a pity that the current pesticides produced in China are ineffective against cockroaches and bed bugs, and even the buds of antisocial personality are protected. I hope I can see the day when bed bugs are eliminated in my lifetime.
After reading it, I was particularly interested in two points. One was how Zhang Dongya found that villa, and the other was that I was very curious about Zhang Dongya's parents' reaction when they saw their son committing a crime. Unfortunately, I didn't see it in the extra story. I think this impure good man is still very interesting.
I like this author so much. The content is also very close to reality. The part about working in a convenience store and the salary and work content are very realistic. The part about Taobao is also very close to life. Now that I just saw the content about the convenience store, I can't wait to give it a good review.
It looks good so far. The four perspectives appear alternately, and it is closely related to current events. Many of the descriptions are quite visual. If it is a short or medium story, it would be more suitable to be adapted into a movie.
The author has made great progress, both in terms of writing skills and plot, and his thinking has also improved. The description of the female characters is great, great, come on.
Expose the evil of human nature, inform the public of the truth, and educate everyone to be more vigilant.
Overall, it's pretty good. I've read this author's story about the disappearance of a girl before. It was so good that I jumped into this one. Overall, it's pretty good, but there was a line that wasn't explained. The couple didn't know what the situation was and ended without explaining it. Maybe the author was so anxious that he forgot to [cover face] [cover face] [cover face]
A very realistic book, the author's writing is so good that you can't help but want to read it. The detailed descriptions inside always remind me of cases that happened in real life, which is chilling. It is a pity that the current pesticides produced in China are ineffective against cockroaches and bed bugs, and even the buds of antisocial personality are protected. I hope I can see the day when bed bugs are eliminated in my lifetime.
After reading it, I was particularly interested in two points. One was how Zhang Dongya found that villa, and the other was that I was very curious about Zhang Dongya's parents' reaction when they saw their son committing a crime. Unfortunately, I didn't see it in the extra story. I think this impure good man is still very interesting.
I like this author so much. The content is also very close to reality. The part about working in a convenience store and the salary and work content are very realistic. The part about Taobao is also very close to life. Now that I just saw the content about the convenience store, I can't wait to give it a good review.
It looks good so far. The four perspectives appear alternately, and it is closely related to current events. Many of the descriptions are quite visual. If it is a short or medium story, it would be more suitable to be adapted into a movie.
The author has made great progress, both in terms of writing skills and plot, and his thinking has also improved. The description of the female characters is great, great, come on.
Expose the evil of human nature, inform the public of the truth, and educate everyone to be more vigilant.
A rich man with cloth shoes? Wahaha?