It's a one-unit drama, but it's the kind that's still disconnected from the beginning to the end. Anyway, I'm short of words. You'll understand after watching it.
Cause and effect are not destiny, but the iron law of the world - a review of "Corpse Whispering and Murder: Hong Kong City Mysteries: Four Old Dramas Frighten People, Thrilling People on the Stage" After reading "Old Dramas Frighten People, Throwing Life on the Stage" by Hao Feng, some people lamented that "good and evil will be rewarded", while others lamented "the reincarnation of heaven". However, if we simply equate cause and effect with superstition or fate, we will fail to live up to the realistic weight of this novel. The cause and effect in Hao Feng's works is not punishment from ghosts and gods, nor a trick of fate, but a cold but clear social law: every choice weaves consequences, and every evil deed will eventually bite back on itself. 1. Cause and effect is the logical chain of actions and consequences. Buddhism talks about cause and effect, which is often misunderstood as "destined in previous lives." In fact, the "Za Agama Sutra" says: "There are causes and predestined relationships to gather together in the world, and there are causes and conditions to gather together in the world." ("Za Agama Sutra Volume 12") emphasizes the "harmony and combination of causes and conditions" - things come into being due to the convergence of conditions, and they also perish due to the dispersion of conditions. This is not mysticism, but a description of objective laws. Jiang Yi's death was apparently strangled by Qi Yin, but the underlying reason was his choice ten years ago. He forced the wire parameters to be changed, which is the first "cause"; after the accident, he teamed up with Zhou Kai to frame Chen Yu, which is the second "cause"; he has never regretted or apologized in the past ten years, which is the continuing "cause". The accumulation of these behaviors will inevitably lead to hatred, people will inevitably become intolerable, and some people will inevitably choose extreme measures when they are desperate. The appearance of Qi Yin is not a punishment from heaven, but a thorn that grows from the seeds planted by Jiang Yi himself. The causal logic shown in the novel can be completely matched in real society: bullies will eventually be resisted, deceivers will eventually lose trust, and indifferent people will eventually be isolated. This is not metaphysics, but probability, human heart, and a law that has been repeatedly verified by history. 2. Karma is the inescapability of responsibility. The "Dabao Accumulation Sutra" says: "Even if it lasts for a hundred kalpas, your deeds will not perish. When karma and fate meet, you will receive the retribution." ("Dabao Accumulation Sutra, Volume 57") This sentence is often understood as "judgment in the dark", but it actually reveals a kind of responsibility ethics: the things you have done will not disappear because of the passage of time; the responsibilities you escape will always come back to you in another form at some point. Jiang Yi quit the industry, canceled his account, and moved away from his original address, hoping to erase himself from history. But Xu Qingran's death has not disappeared, Chen Yu's madness has not disappeared, and Qi Yin's hatred has not disappeared. He thought that "a hundred calamities" could dilute everything, but he didn't know that "the work he had done will not perish" - the people he hurt are still alive, their memories are still there, and the pain is still there. As long as these remain, he can never truly "start over." This is the practical significance of the novel: in real society, those who try to use "time" and "disappearance" to escape responsibility often find that they can't escape the law, the memory of the person involved, the fear in their own heart, or the chain reaction of social relationships in real society. Cause and effect is not recorded by God, but by the causes you sow, and there is always someone reaping the fruits. 3. Gongye reveals the inevitable price of systematic evil. The most realistic impact in the novel is the setting of "Gongye". Jiang Yi, Zhou Kai, Gao Tiancheng, Su Man, and even other members of the troupe who remained silent, together constituted a systemic injustice. No one is the sole murderer, but everyone contributes a share of the evil. "The Theory of Awakening of Faith in the Mahayana" says: "According to the method of one mind, there are two kinds of doors. One is the true door of the mind, and the other is the door of birth and death." People's minds learn from each other in the door of birth and death, and fear and selfishness converge into a powerful collective behavior. In reality, many tragedies are not caused by one person: workplace bullying requires the silent cooperation of colleagues, school violence requires the inaction of bystanders, and unjust, false and wrongful convictions require the perfunctory response of the entire system. The profound thing about Hairpin Feng is that she did not let Qi Yin kill only Jiang Yi, but also included Zhou Kai on the list - because Zhou Kai's perjury was also fatal. She also made Suman and Gao Tiancheng live in fear - because they were also accomplices, even if they just stood by and watched. The causal logic of the novel tells readers: In the face of systemic injustice, no one can be immune. If you are silent today, you may become the target of silence tomorrow. 4. The positive meaning of cause and effect: We can choose "cause" Some people regard cause and effect as a negative "acceptance of fate", but in fact it is exactly the opposite. The law of cause and effect means that the future can be changed by current choices. "Dhammapada" says: "The thoughts of all Dharmas are the forerunners, and thoughts lead to creation. If you use pure thoughts, words or actions, then happiness will follow them, like a shadow that is inseparable." ("Dhammapada·Double Product") Pure thoughts bring happiness, and they will follow you like a shadow. This emphasizes human agency. Qi Yin chose revenge and also chose to go to jail; Chen Yu chose to take the blame and choose relief after waking up; Suman finally told the truth in the interrogation room - every choice creates new cause and effect. The ending of the novel is not a simple sermon of "evil begets evil", but a presentation: cause and effect is not the end, but the process. Jiang Yi died, but his family also suffered; Qi Yin went to jail, but Chen Yu was free. There is no pure victory, only each person making their own choices. This practical significance is extremely important: it tells readers that every decision you make now—whether to tell the truth, whether to help the weak, whether to shirk responsibility—will shape your future situation. Cause and effect is not waiting for God to reward and punish you, but you are writing the script of your own destiny with your own hands. 5. Conclusion: Respecting cause and effect is reverence for reality. The most successful aspect of "Old Dramas Shock, Throw Life on Stage" is that it allows readers to touch the iron law of cause and effect in addition to suspense. The rope in the abandoned theater is not the rope of punishment in myth, but the web of relationships and chains of responsibility that everyone is weaving in real life. Hairpin Feng uses Buddhist vocabulary, but what he talks about is the simplest truth: if you sow melons, you will reap melons, and if you sow beans, you will reap beans; good deeds will be rewarded with good deeds, and evil deeds will be rewarded with evil deeds. This "time" is the day when causes and conditions come together. Respecting cause and effect is not about burning incense and worshiping Buddha, but clearly realizing that every action has consequences and every responsibility cannot be avoided. This is the most precious realistic revelation that this novel leaves to readers.
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They are all about solving crimes without a female protagonist. Two of them are about Shuang Nan, some have systems, some have rebirth, and some have supernatural powers. . I have saved it for a long time. You can view it according to the settings you like. You are welcome to take it away.
Two-male protagonist plot yyds~ is currently being serialized. It's slow at the beginning, but the logic and cases are absolutely cool. All unit cases are combined with the main plot, and there are also unsolved cases adapted from real cases.
Slightly different from your request, there is only one case in the whole book, spanning twenty-eight years. But the plot is compact, all members have online IQs, and you won't lose money if you invest in it!
It is suspenseful and supernatural, with a new way of writing the play, multiple different perspectives, and pure crime solving. Come and analyze the foreshadowing and deduce the subsequent plot.
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. This book is quite good. You can check it out. AA is a story about a female forensic doctor and the captain of the criminal police team who have been in love for a long time. The female forensic doctor is different from normal people. She is paranoid, but she and he can solve the case together. They cooperate with each other from disliking each other to joining hands in the end. .
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