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Just Pick up a Knife and Cut It into Lawlessness
The original title of this book is Life and Death: The Meaning of Fate. It is the first part of the Life and Death Series. Partial group portrait + fast-paced storyline + lots of funny Siberian tiger knocks There are almost no descriptions of police officers in this book The story tells the story of a few poor boys who grew up eating a lot of food. They accidentally committed a murder in the Northeast and were forced to run away to a city in the South called Nan'an. They embarked on the road
5.2kReads6.8Score445Shelves
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Top-Notch Swords, Guns and Evildoers Are Rampant
This story tells how two young people established themselves in a huge city and continued to work hard. From nothing to later... The full text is high-octane, not sloppy, only a story of passion, friendship, street, and bravery. The sword is sharpened on the stone, and the person is trained on the matter. There are countless human feelings and countless struggles here. As the rebellious younger brother, the prince brother only relies on one word on the road, two points and one effort to solve th
889Reads6.7Score—Shelves
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Clearance Plan: Murder Not Guilty
This story tells a complex case that is intertwined with logical reasoning, human nature, and the logic of the case is relatively tight. The "truth" is wrapped in the "illusion", and the "truth" is hidden in the "illusion." It is not until the moment when your scalp goes numb that you may have just come close to the truth, and the truth is all hidden in the details. Finally, I would like to remind you that almost all cases have reversals. Don't underestimate who is the "murderer"............. Th
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Life and Death 2 Knife Party
Going out to work is nothing more than getting poorer at three times and getting richer at five. Everyone's life is like today and no tomorrow. There are many unknown things hidden behind the scenery. It is full of loyalty, grudges, obsessions, unwillingness, tears, wounds, pain, and absurdity. The whole text is not brainless, and the logic is rigorous. Because I want everyone to experience the life of a social person more immersed, there is no description of white things in this book, and some
6Reads—Score—Shelves