No One Survived

After watching it, I feel like I haven't read anything, and many key points have been brushed aside. The overall story is very abstract, and there is no psychological analysis of the specific cases I wanted to read.

I feel like the law has always been cold. Personally, I think it is a necessary law for the survival of ordinary people in human society, but it does not represent justice (light spray). Personally, I understand that justice is to allow criminals to experience the crime and pain suffered by victims and finally suffer the same ending as the victims, and to allow the families of the victims to vent their emotions. Prisoners of rape will not be sentenced to death (referring to cases where the circumstances are judged to be less heinous), but the victims will have to spend their entire lives facing the pain of the past. Not to mention the people who committed suicide because of it. The same is true for molestation (I think I will never forget the 19-year-old girl who committed suicide by jumping off a building amidst the roar of the crowd because of molestation by her teacher). The victim paid the price with his life, while the criminal was only imprisoned for a few years and was finally released. He can continue to change places and start over. And how much memory will the onlookers have of this young life that passed away? And those criminals who committed vicious murders, so what if they were caught in the end. The prison is like a cage that protects them, allowing them to go to the end of their lives peacefully and unharmed. Even their death may be more dignified and less painful than most victims. There is a saying that justice may be late but it will not be absent. But is late justice still justice?

Teacher Luo Xiang said that justice is relative, not absolute. In my opinion, the priority of the law is to maintain order, followed by justice. Breaking the existing order can only rely on a new order, and the birth of a new order requires the efforts and advancement of many people. Some people use these rules to whitewash peace and do evil; Sanyang breaks the order, causes a sensation, and finally abides by the rules and accepts punishment; thus, a new order comes into being. The cycle of cause and effect, the replacement of the old with the new, everything is changing.

If you like Yang Mi, just like it silently. I was reminded throughout the whole story that you made Yang Mi the protagonist. It's really uncomfortable and very dramatic.

It always feels awkward. The most important thing is that the author did not describe the evidence in even a few words in the end. Without evidence, only confessions cannot convict. So if Sanyang handed over any evidence in the end, it should be pointed out. Otherwise, it would be a huge mockery of the law, and the same goes for Lu Zang. He himself is a mockery of the law. The more disgusting it is, the more disgusting it is.

A good article worth thinking about. Many times we have a mentality of "Since society is unfair, I will seek justice myself", so we make false and fierce remarks on the Internet. Sun Sanyang is an extremely smart and calm criminal. I believe she certainly knows that her actions are being judged in her own name. When I want to accuse, I don't know how to speak. Take the principal as an example. He did such dirty things and was able to escape. If it were me, what would I do to such a person who escaped the law? Do I really think Sun Sanyang's behavior is wrong? If I were given a chance to kill him, would I behave the same as Sun Sanyang? Not only Sun Sanyang, Lu Zang is also a very complex character. He is as smart as Sun Sanyang, but still not as good as her. I think part of the reason for this is that his bottom line is higher than Sun Sanyang. People with different bottom lines have different worldviews. Lu Zang and Sun Sanyang's thinking are not entirely on the same line. Sun Sanyang is the one who planned and implemented many cases. Her words and deeds serve her cognition, so she shows unusual intelligence, cunning and cold-bloodedness. Lu Zang is the staff member who solves the case, and can only follow Sun Sanyang's whereabouts to continuously analyze and reason. There were several times in the article that I felt that Lu Zang was on the edge of his bottom line. He was faintly approaching Sun Sanyang, but he finally stabilized. This is also worth thinking about. The dragon slayer will eventually become a dragon, and those who stare into the abyss for too long will also become part of the abyss. What is also very exciting is the part about his brother Lu Xi. The person closest to him is the person he is chasing. I believe this is very painful. Lu Zang experienced this kind of pain twice, once by Sun Sanyang and once by Lu Xi. Both of them have enough guilt to prove that death is not a pity, but both of them are important in Lu Zang's heart. In the end, Lu Xi died at the hands of Sun Sanyang. It seemed that Sun Sanyang once again carried out his own trial, but for readers who had already come into contact with the two Lu brothers, the mood was really complicated. The above are all my random thoughts after reading this. There may be some things that I don't understand well. You are welcome to correct me.

I felt really sad after reading it

I stayed up late to finish reading it. First of all, this is a really good story. I started crying from the extra episode on May 5th, and finally collapsed when I read the last chapter of "Heaven and Earth are unfavorable and people are at odds with each other". It's a pity that apart from that episode, Rikuzo and Sanyang didn't have any other intimate moments. I originally thought that Lu Zang's relationship with Sanyang was the last friendship in life, but with that maroon sweater and that look in his eyes at the end, Lu Zang became Sanyang's last bond after all. She must have regretted it for a moment. When they met in the interrogation room for the last time, she used the death of his brother to provoke him, hoping that he would not be stupid and treat a dying person like her. It's really sad to see "Heaven has no time, earth has no advantage, and people are at odds". They met too late, really too late. If only it could be earlier, on that snowy night, how nice it would be. It's really a pity. It is true that there are many things in this novel that are not clearly explained. It may not be as rigorous as other mystery novels, and not as sweet as other romance novels, and it feels just right. I knew it was a "be" before I started watching it, but I don't regret it at all. "A good person like me should have lived a brilliant life." Mao Buyi's song is completely suitable for Sanyang, which is a pity.

After reading it, I was confused and felt that there were many pitfalls that the author dug but didn't fill. My questions are basically the same as those of the reader named Cisang. Although the author said that many questions are deliberately blurred for readers to think about for themselves, the result of blurring several key points at the same time is that as a reader, I cannot figure out a complete story line. A person's growth experience and family background will contribute to the formation of a person's personality. In this article, I can roughly see what kind of image the author wants to create, but to be honest, I can't resonate with her at all. Punishing evil is what many people want, so I can understand that the heroine has many fans. But killing someone yourself requires more than just determination. What happened to the heroine was omitted, and the author mentioned the harmony of the heroine's family. I couldn't figure out what prompted the heroine to kill. Also, the heroine has some understanding of the human body structure and was able to think more carefully when she first killed someone. So what did the heroine learn? This article made me uncomfortable to read because I couldn't figure out a complete story line from beginning to end. Of course, this is also my own problem. Because this article has the label of suspense reasoning, I took the reasoning as the focus and forgot that it is essentially a romance. The fundamental reason why I have said so much is that I feel a little pity. The author's character is interesting, but very thinly established. The story could have been thought-provoking, but it stopped abruptly before making people think. The writing is smooth, but there are too many questions left... This is really an article that could have been written better but stopped here, which makes people feel that it is not qualified to recommend, and it is a pity not to recommend it.

It's really like a movie. I don't know where to start after watching it. The ending is doomed, but I'm really curious about her growth experience and her family.