Lingering Issues Related to the Eye of the Storm

I have only recently seen such a good article. The story is tense and slowly peels off the cocoons until the truth is revealed in the end. I feel sorry for what happened to the male and female protagonists. But I still have a little question: It was Qin Sen who disintegrated and hid the corpse. Doesn't Qin Sen have to bear legal responsibility? Why didn't he explain this fact during Wei Lin's trial? Maybe it would have reduced the cruelty of her crime to a certain extent and gotten her a reduced sentence?

The author is very knowledgeable in law It was very disturbing when I read it. Discovered that Wei Lin had actually become older, but used hallucinations to protect herself And Qin Sen promptly defended Wei Lin's ideals. (At first, I thought I was changing the topic to protect Wei Lin from being discovered by Officer Xiao.) I really feel sad and heartbroken for this couple But the author is right, the law exists to determine crimes as fairly as possible and to punish them appropriately.

(Knelt down deeply) Author, really... I really, really like your "Eye of the Storm"... It can be said that it really shocked me... After reading this... I can't calm down for a long time What can I say? I feel like I have a lot to say, but I don't know how to say it. Then let's express it in the most straightforward way! I really look forward to this book being made into a movie in the future. Really, and I think it's not impossible~ Some of the images are really... Well-crafted... There are also some scene construction... It really looks like a movie... Especially after reading your summary of the remaining issues... I was really shocked by the scene construction of "the male protagonist stood by the river with bloody hands, and we are never clean" was playing next to him! I like it so much...!!! I feel it is a pity that this paragraph was deleted from the text... (Beating chest and stamping feet) Because it's awesome… Then I ask the author to allow me to make some bold assumptions, which are just my personal suggestions... (Hands together) If this scene is not deleted, but inserted into the main text of the book in an appropriate form, or it is the end of the book... Wouldn't this be better? Because this can tear apart more things mercilessly and show them to readers... Triggering deeper thinking... Because it's just me… Frankly speaking, I was not so shocked after reading the ending of the text... But after I read the author's experience, my heart... Really felt like it had been blasted by thunder... Can't calm down for a long time... Finally~ Author, you are really talented! Please keep going! Looking forward to the day when The Storm is made into a movie!

(Knelt down deeply) Author, really... I really, really like your "Eye of the Storm"... It can be said that it really shocked me... After reading this... I can't calm down for a long time What can I say? I feel like I have a lot to say, but I don't know how to say it. Then let's express it in the most straightforward way! I really look forward to this book being made into a movie in the future. Really, and I think it's not impossible~ Some of the images are really... Well-crafted... There are also some scene construction... It really looks like a movie... Especially after reading your summary of the remaining issues... I was really shocked by the scene construction of "the male protagonist stood by the river with bloody hands, and we are never clean" was playing next to him! I like it so much...!!! I feel it is a pity that this paragraph was deleted from the text... (Beating chest and stamping feet) Because it's awesome… Then I ask the author to allow me to make some bold assumptions, which are just my personal suggestions... (Hands together) If this scene is not deleted, but inserted into the main text of the book in an appropriate form, or it is the end of the book... Wouldn't this be better? Because this can tear apart more things mercilessly and show them to readers... Triggering deeper thinking... Because it's just me… Frankly speaking, I was not so shocked after reading the ending of the text... But after I read the author's experience, my heart... Really felt like it had been blasted by thunder... Can't calm down for a long time... Finally~ Author, you are really talented! Please keep going! Looking forward to the day when The Storm is made into a movie!

Thank you for your explanation~ It's so serious and rigorous (●––●)

When I finished reading the text, I was completely traumatized. The ending is too cruel and extreme. After reading through this explanation again, the injury was still too severe to heal. The questions are as follows: 1. If it is mentioned at the end of the reveal that Wei Lin was as gray as an old woman when she was found 4 years ago, her face was wrinkled and haggard, and even when she was finally trapped in the basement and saw herself like this in the mirror, then why did Jing Mou, who followed her, still have such admiration for her, and even let Qin Sen, who was driving him away from the beginning of the story, ask him if he wanted to get on the boat with Wei? Since Jing said that his admiration for Wei was to see her well, then what was the purpose of tying her up and tying up those "trophies" to die with her? 2. If Jane had never seen Wei Lin again before their accident 4 years ago, why was she not at all surprised by the drastic change in her appearance when they reunited? Including Qin Lin, no one had any doubts about Wei's appearance that was extremely inconsistent with his age when he appeared in the article. It looked very flawed... 3. Maybe the author just wanted to express the view that geniuses are destined to be lonely, or that it is difficult to be alone, but in fact, the book also described Qin Sen as having a down-to-earth attitude, and he was not emotionally incompetent. Many times, it's not that people like them don't understand, it's just that they don't do it, are too lazy to do it, or don't bother to do some humane things. How come they must end up in such a miserable, sad and angry situation. Is it possible that the author was influenced by his emotions during the writing process and became a little extreme? In short, after watching the whole story, I felt quite gripping throughout the process, and I had certain expectations for the ending, but I always felt that it shouldn't be like this in the end. It made people feel uncomfortable and stuck in their throats. A little too extreme. Don't be too stupid in the next part!

Alas, I can only sigh after reading this. I hope these two will have a smooth road ahead.

Thank you for the explanation~ I felt like I had a sudden enlightenment. But after reading it, I felt more and more that the most important thing about this book for me is not the puzzle.