"Abyss"
When the hand representing the law takes hold of those who practice lynching.
Cheng Lang is an excellent policeman who firmly believes that order and procedure are justice. Shen Zhibai is a wound that cannot be healed in his heart - a young boy who survived a cold case many years ago, fragile and intelligent, and the younger brother he swore to protect.
Reunited after a long separation, Cheng Lang was pleased to see Shen Zhibai step out of the shadows. At the same time, a series of bizarre murders began to occur in the city. The deceased were all "sinners" who were difficult to punish by law, and the scene was arranged into bloody "trials". The murderer code-named "The Judge" is like a ghost and has no trace, leaving the police helpless.
Out of trust, Cheng Lang often discussed the case with Shen Zhibai. Shen Zhibai can always provide him with amazing ideas from a unique perspective. In the close interactions, Cheng Lang's repressed emotions gradually got out of control. He found that his feelings for Shen Zhibai had already exceeded the boundaries of brothers.
But he doesn't know that every heart-to-heart conversation is a carefully designed induction; every warm companionship makes Shen Zhibai sink deeper and deeper into the abyss of love and hate.
On one side is the beloved policeman, on the other is the order that he hates; on the other side is the light that he wants to embrace, and on the other is the soul that has long since sunk.
When the outline of the truth gradually became clear, Cheng Lang was shocked to realize that the murderer he was chasing was the person he longed to hold in his arms. And Shen Zhibai was completely torn apart in front of him in the most cruel way - the fragile young man who needed his protection was originally a cold-blooded judge who calmly planned it; the love he thought he finally got was just a fatal trap to lure him to dance with him.
"Those who gaze into the abyss will eventually be swallowed by the abyss."
This is the ultimate trial about love and justice.
Cheng Lang must make a choice: stick to his faith and arrest the love of his life with his own hands? Or betray your oath and fall into the eternal darkness with him?
"The Abyss" is not only a suspense novel, but also a sharp torture of human nature, justice and love. It tells a tragic story of two souls bound by fate, struggling desperately on the boundary between light and darkness, and ultimately heading towards destruction and rebirth together.
Intent: When procedural justice is absent, can individuals use darkness to practice light? When love and faith run counter to each other, how should we choose?