
Mask [Power Couple]
面具[强强]
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 296k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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91Chapters
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10.0Score
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1.9kComments
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I finally found one I like, and it ended like this and I cried to death
Does anyone have a side story? Save me
The plot of this novel is inconsistent. Is the author trying to fool readers?
No one discovered that Chu Yi's book on Alien Psychology was actually an easter egg left by his wife? This book appeared in the previous confrontation between Chu Yi and Peng Yu. Chu Yi has longed for dominance from a long time ago. It can be said that he was unwilling to be subordinated. But in fact, until the end, he only gained relative freedom in Qin Rui's enlarged encirclement. It can be said that the shaping of Qin Rui's character is the most outstanding part of this book. There may still be deviations in understanding, but I still want to express my feelings. And wouldn't Peng Yu's role as the real murderer be too few? The PS self-print has been released. Does the wife really not consider writing a side story? Orz I really can't imagine how Qin and Chu will get along with each other.
I stayed up late to read Chapter 10 and couldn't help but skip over and read the ending first. The author's writing is so great. This book is so under-collected and deserves to be seen by more people. The development of the case was really unexpected, and the interaction between the two in the later stage was also good. Xiao Shou was very brave, and his personality charm could be more clearly felt in the later stage. The image of Gong was also very touching.
I really like the scene where Qin Rui is waiting for Chu Yilai at the door of the house, and leaves the choice to Da Chu
This is so well written
After reading it, I have some messy thoughts that I haven't sorted out yet, but I can't help but leave a comment. The following content is my personal opinion. There are spoilers, spoilers, spoilers. Please be careful when opening this comment! It's been a long time since I've seen a novel that attracted me so much. The biggest reading experience at the beginning was "fear". I haven't read a few chapters yet, but I really felt the oppressive power of the character "Qin Rui" created by the author. The extreme desire for control and the extremely suppressed mental power made me really scared. So I know the character creation was very successful. The article contains a lot of theoretical descriptions of business and psychology, but I don't know much about either side, so I just followed the author's description bit by bit, but it was not difficult to fully understand (nice) As for the plot, after reading the analysis of many readers in the comment area, I tend to cut the entire criminal case into three parts. The truth about the two victims related to Chu Zheng who died in the first part does not seem to be clear; the second part uses Tao Yuan's death as a turning point to highlight Peng Yu's impulsive love killings and copycat crimes. Later, in order to lead the disaster to Young Master Chu, he started copycat crimes from people around Chu Yi; the third part is Qin Rui's punishment in the final chapter. There is reason to suspect that the murderer in the first part of the case is Qin Rui. The reason is to establish contact with Chu Feng through Chu Zheng and complete the first move. But I think killing is still troublesome, and Qin Rui has no need at all... So I tend to think that the murderer in the first part is still unknown. Regarding Qin Rui's emotional analysis, Qin Rui said in his confession that he was abnormal, so he didn't know how to love, but he could try to be like a normal person and pretend that he could. But judging from the "abnormal psychology" that Chu Yi bought earlier, Chu Yi actually has Qin Rui's abnormal understanding, and he will not regress because of this. So Qin Rui was worried that he didn't want to expose his abnormal self to Chu Yi's eyes. The combination of the front and the back is candy… (I really can only pick the candy hard and cry. This article is really good, with a lot of psychological description, detailed but not pretentious, reasonable and true at the same time. Like it so much 55
Xiao Nan was killed by Peng Yu. Before Chu Yi could be dismembered, Qin Rui arrived. Qin Rui put the unconscious Chu Yi at the door of the hospital and continued to solve the unsolved serial murder case. However, thirty days later, Chu Yi was facing being accused of being the murderer, but the police still could not find evidence of the real murderer. Qin Rui knew it was Peng Yu, but did not withdraw. He should have used the power behind him to solve Peng Yu... Qin Yinglie had always suspected that Qin Rui had a split personality and killed many people, but in fact, the only one he really killed was Peng Yu. Once Peng Yu died, the unsolved case continued to be unsolved, but it ended the endless murder and dismemberment situation. Therefore, unsolved cases that no one can solve are solved in mysterious and mysterious ways. It's just that the police captain five years later proposed placing the corpses in an "R" shape. What's the connection with the R-shaped logo on the collar of Chu Yi's clothes? The police are still suspicious of Chu Yi... So, what's the point of placing the corpses in an R shape? This is not understood. . . Many chapters in the middle are confusing, the ending is not connected, and the chapters are repeated and arranged randomly.
Why are no books sold? ! ! ! !