Prejudice

I think Lian Xia had already had the idea of ​​killing Lin Pan. Lin Pan made her feel angry and uneasy, and made her struggle. She had complicated feelings towards Lin Pan, and she should have a good impression, but this vague good feeling made her feel struggling and painful, probably because of her prejudice against Lin Pan. In the case of Su Aiji, she believed that the murder story reflected her subconscious wishes. If her method of handling cases was more reliable in other incidents, then in Su Aiji's case, this method of handling cases weaved a story based on her desperate desire to be freed and her complicated feelings for Lin Pan, a story that gave her enough reason to kill Lin Pan. She was probably on the verge of collapse, and Lin Pan's several explorations into her sister's death touched her bottom line. She wanted to kill Lin Pan because of her eagerness to be free and her complicated feelings for Lin Pan. She subconsciously made up a story that gave her a reason to do that. She might not be truly free.

Oh my god, couldn't you tell Lin face to face if something happened? My heart aches when he dies without knowing it like this. I really feel like I'm a loser.

After reading this letter, I feel that the best ending to this story is that Lian Xia kills Lin Qing and is freed. Personally, I feel that Lin Qing is too arrogant. He thinks he knows Lian Xia very well. He overestimates the tacit understanding between Lian Xia and himself, but underestimates Lian Xia's madness. Lian Xia had already gone crazy after his sister's death. While he was crazy, he desperately longed for relief and had an instinctive distrust of the people around him. When Lin Qing was investigating his sister's case, Lian Xia showed disgust at that time. However, when he was investigating "Lin Qing's murder", Lin Qing's condition was the details of his sister's case. Lian Xia became paranoid about this and wanted to find out the matter as soon as possible. He did not want Lin Qing to know about his sister's case. Lian Xia didn't want to be the murderer of his sister and couldn't find out the truth. At the same time, he felt that Lin Qing was too difficult to understand and was strongly wary. When Lian Xia saw Ai Ji's body, he immediately thought of his sister's death and fell into madness. Out of his guard against Lin Qing, his desire to be freed and the desire to kill the murderer himself, he personally felt that regardless of whether Lin Qing was the murderer or not, Lin Qing would eventually be killed by Lian Xia (after all, two of the participants in the case of Ai Ji's family died and one was arrested, leaving only Lin Qing), thus freeing Lian Xia from the death of his sister.

It's true that after two chapters, I feel like I've lost a lot of information, but the ending is really sad.

The hero's final confession caught me off guard

After reading it several times, I think the most incomprehensible thing is where Lian Xia saw Su Aiji's body... If the ex-husband had killed her and left it there in the first place, wouldn't it have been dead after so many days, and wouldn't it have been discovered after so many days? If it wasn't her ex-husband who put it there, why did Lin Pan move the body there? Obviously it would be difficult to move a body if your hands are not good, right? I really love this style of article. It's dark and inexplicably emotional. Lin Pan and Lian Xia seem to have similar but different interests. Lian Xia was favored at home, but the one who was not favored was killed; Lin Pan was not favored at home, and the one who was favored had a bad hand to save him; Lian Xia was normal and gentle on the outside and was popular, but on the inside, he was obsessed with girls to the point of being crazy and evil, and was angry with his parents (I really don't understand this); Lin Pan was strange on the outside, but... Maybe a little innocent on the inside, naively believing in the tacit understanding between him and Lian Xia, and he was happy to have a like-minded reasoning friend who would save his younger brother. Both of them have anti-social personalities, otherwise no normal person would find out the truth and still not bother to call the police to save people, right? You won't kill people casually, right? Needless to say about Lian Xia, when Lin Pan planned to kill someone, he didn't expect that it would be the person who killed his sister, but he also planned it. Although I habitually try to assume Lian Xia's perspective, it doesn't work. When a yandere girl reaches the extreme level of control, she is no longer a spoiled brat! The reason why parents don't mention their sister is probably because they are afraid that she will be sad and be considered a traitor... Most people probably don't understand this kind of brain circuit.

Talk. . . Falling in love and killing each other, I thought it was the kind of love and killing each other, but I didn't expect it to be true love and killing each other. . . What kind of pit have I fallen into?

After watching the ending, I felt like a Japanese dog

Ah, sister control versus brother control, but the family status is reversed. I believe that the attitude of Lin Qing's parents towards Lin Qing's death was the same as the attitude of Lian Wei's parents when he died. To some extent, Lin Qing and Lian Xia are very similar. Lin Qing broke her wrist to protect her younger brother. As for Lian Xia, I believe that if she had been at the scene of the murder, she would have fought with her life. Unfortunately, there was no such thing as what if. If they are also gray, Lin Qing is in light gray, and Lian Xia is in dark gray, which is more like ivory black. Is the wrongful killing of Lin Qing really just a wrongful killing? Thinking darkly, with Lian Xia's powerful insight, did he really not notice that there was something wrong with Lin Qing's hand? So what if he noticed it? The previous series of guidance and guesses were enough to make Lian Xia seriously prejudiced against Lin Qing. When he saw Su Aiji appearing in front of Lian Xia in the same manner as Lian Wei's death, the complex emotions suppressed in his chest burst out. Killing Lin Qing was almost inevitable. Lin Qing's death, if you think more darkly, he deserved it. If you want to get close to or even understand a dangerous wolf, you must be prepared to be devoured; otherwise, you must be more dangerous than it is and make it surrender. It's a pity that Lin Qing is not qualified. What I understand about the liberation mentioned by Lian Xia here is that the beast in Lian Xia's chest finally broke through the cage and was released by killing Lin Qing. The former self who was helpless and inactive in the face of Lian Wei's death was finally swallowed up by the darkness. The pure black Lian Xia has been reborn and can punish those traitors (parents) with his own hands like a judge without any scruples. It's really fun.

I feel like vomiting after reading this... You beat Mr. Tong (