Xia Ran didn't consider herself a sensitive person, but this feeling had been with her for a month now. In the company corridors, at the café, by the entrance to her neighborhood, someone was watching her intently...
If Xia Ran was drugged, the drug test would show it. This is one of them. If Lin is the stalker, then there will be a clear difference between Lin and Xia's public statements about the time of Lin's flight back. Lin said that he had only been back for two weeks, while in Xia's perception, Lin had returned to China a long time ago and had been following her since then. Records will be left when entering and exiting the country. If you check it, you will know who the time does not match the record. This is the second reason. Lin followed Xia for a very long time and spread all over Xia's life. It was almost impossible not to be caught by the camera. This was also found out upon investigation. The only difficulty was that the police may not pay enough attention to the case and were unwilling to do such time-consuming and laborious work. This is the third reason. These are the things that come to mind for now. However, in an open environment, I personally think that an unsolvable and open ending caused by mental illness is basically non-existent, especially since Lin is not a person with great hands and eyes. Classic movies like Shutter Island were also realized in a closed environment. If the logic of the article written by the author is completely correct and it is set in a normal world (hospitals and police are not freeloaders), then there is only one possibility: Xia Ran is crazy.
I thought it was a sweet comment...
After watching it, I felt that my whole body was not well. @X@ Is there something wrong with Xia Ran, so she thought her grandmother was not dead? Or is there something wrong with Lin Zihang, who used medicine to control Xia Ran's confusion?
Ah?? Such an ending. . . . What a surprise
If Xia Ran was drugged, the drug test would show it. This is one of them. If Lin is the stalker, then there will be a clear difference between Lin and Xia's public statements about the time of Lin's flight back. Lin said that he had only been back for two weeks, while in Xia's perception, Lin had returned to China a long time ago and had been following her since then. Records will be left when entering and exiting the country. If you check it, you will know who the time does not match the record. This is the second reason. Lin followed Xia for a very long time and spread all over Xia's life. It was almost impossible not to be caught by the camera. This was also found out upon investigation. The only difficulty was that the police may not pay enough attention to the case and were unwilling to do such time-consuming and laborious work. This is the third reason. These are the things that come to mind for now. However, in an open environment, I personally think that an unsolvable and open ending caused by mental illness is basically non-existent, especially since Lin is not a person with great hands and eyes. Classic movies like Shutter Island were also realized in a closed environment. If the logic of the article written by the author is completely correct and it is set in a normal world (hospitals and police are not freeloaders), then there is only one possibility: Xia Ran is crazy.
I thought it was a sweet comment...
After watching it, I felt that my whole body was not well. @X@ Is there something wrong with Xia Ran, so she thought her grandmother was not dead? Or is there something wrong with Lin Zihang, who used medicine to control Xia Ran's confusion?
Thumbs up, very good short story