Well, I made the evil girl the best she can be - she didn't "turn bad later", but was calculated from the beginning to the end, from the inside out, even her breathing. The title of the book is also given to you according to this theme.
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Book Title: [Known Lies]
The meaning of the title of the book: The audience knows who the murderer is from the beginning, and watches how the evil woman plays tricks on everyone with lies throughout the whole process - including the audience. The four words "known lie" are not only the form of the plot, but also the definition of her as a person: her entire life is a lie that everyone knows but no one can expose.
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Upgraded version of the villain's character: Jiang Wanqing
To sum it up in one sentence: Gu Zhengting is not her husband, but the first and most perfect stepping stone in her life.
The core setting of the ultimate evil girl:
1. The marriage was premeditated: She married Gu Zhengting back then, not because of love, but because Gu Zhengting was Gu Yan's most trusted younger brother. She wanted to use this relationship to get close to Gu Yan, who really held the power of the factory. The affair between her and Gu Yan was initiated by her; she was the one who took the initiative to take away the millions of dollars.
2. Playing both sides: She and Gu Yan said they would "make money and elope", but then she planned to have Gu Zhengting break up her relationship with Gu Yan. She knew that Gu Zhengting was kind, could suffer, could question, could pursue Gu Yan - and these were all within her plan. She had placed the knife on the scene in advance. She didn't even need to stab it with her own hands. She just needed to "happen" to appear behind her when Gu Zhengting and Gu Yan were fighting, and push the knife in.
3. "Sad Witness" is her carefully designed performance: the scene of surrender in court
Reader comments
That sounds good. Just a little less. It would be nice if there were more
That sounds good. Just a little less. It would be nice if there were more