Gu Qing Tong is a capable member of the Major Crimes Unit.
Because of Ji Heng's interference, her flawless record was broken.
To everyone's surprise, Gu Qing Tong remained calm and even became interested in the mysterious Ji Heng.
She saw with her own eyes as Ji Heng escaped a blazing fire completely unharmed, and the questions in her mind grew like a rolling snowball.
The investigation into a new case has reached an impasse: a missing principal and students, a bizarre crime scene, and every clue seems to point to Ji Heng!
The truth and Ji Heng's secrets intertwine. Can Gu Qing Tong solve the final mystery in his heart?
Notice board: A passionate policewoman and a mysterious male teacher join forces to uncover the deepest secrets of the human heart.
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Reading notes:
1. One-on-one romance, happy ending. This story is complete.
2. This story is entirely fictional. Its setting is imaginary and has no connection to any real people or events. Please do not look for real-world parallels.
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Theme: Fairness and justice.
"Good Story and Good Love"
Looking through Lao Ran's novels, I found one thing in common, that is, the heroine has a persistent personality, and is willing to work hard and wait affectionately regardless of career or relationship.
"You Are Deep in My Eyes" is as its title suggests. The name of the heroine Gu Qingtong points out the meaning of the title. She has strong abilities and rich emotions, which are rare advantages of the character. Of course, in mystery works, this characteristic of the heroine is very easy to be exploited by the villains, especially the big BOSS hidden at the end of the story.
In the first chapter, Lao Ran actually revealed some unusual "characteristics" of the male protagonist Ji Heng. How did he escape from the fire unscathed? While catching the readers' attention, it also lays down deep foreshadowing. Some people may ask why it is written like this. For example, I found a comment that said the male protagonist can travel through time and space and has magical abilities. But I don't think so. I look forward to a good story told by Lao Ran more than I look forward to the reveal of the male protagonist's true identity.
Mystery and romance works, here I am specifically referring to those with HE endings. The core of the story is nothing more than the heroine and the hero going through hardships and dangers and finally gaining beautiful love.
The bizarre cases, the process of solving the case, and the gradually advancing plot mostly serve the main line of love.
But Lao Ran is a weirdo. Her "strangeness" does not lie in the fact that she still believes that beautiful things are indestructible despite having written many books, but in her understanding of people and things with a scientifically oriented perspective of observation that is higher than life. If there is any deviation in my understanding, I will accept refutation, Lao Ran, I will wait for you.
Now that I have finished my deep confession to the author, let me comment on the story itself.
At the beginning, the female protagonist, who is a core member of the crime team, disguised herself to perform a task. The male protagonist lured her away in a clumsy way. I think what the male protagonist did was not clever, but what is clever is that the male protagonist's purpose was to "save the female protagonist" and then "disappear mysteriously." The first chapter is not long, but there are two scenes that create scenes including fire. I won't go into details, and I'll skip any spoilers.
The story in the second chapter has a tragic tone. Several suspected criminal suspects appear on stage, which interferes with the reader's idea of finding the real murderer. The ending is real and shocking. The character Li Yuanrong is full of attraction in just a few strokes. He is also the supporting character I remember most clearly after reading the entire novel.
In the third and fourth chapters, the challenges faced by the heroine gradually become more difficult. Many women who were murdered, children and women who were abducted and persecuted, these cases appeared vividly in front of me. I could see that Lao Ran had made a lot of preparations, which was why I confessed to her.
Chapters 5, 6, and 7 have a clear storyline. I especially want to emphasize Wei Chaocheng, who only appeared in Chapter 7. He is the second male lead in Lao Ran's works, and he is also a character I am very troubled by. The reason why I am confused is because my evaluation of him cannot be summarized as simple liking or disliking. After watching it again, I still can't find a suitable entry point. Wei Chaocheng has a complicated mind, and his life background is extremely dramatic. His "love" for Gu Qingtong, in my understanding, is closer to a search for a sense of belonging. I don't feel it's a pity about Wei Chaocheng's final ending, because I stood for the female protagonist 1V1 with the male protagonist from beginning to end.
In the story of Chapter 8, the cruelty of criminals is in sharp contrast to the beauty of love.
Among all ten chapters, I personally think that Lao Ran has the best grasp of the rhythm in three chapters, "Hidden Arrow", "Morning Dew", and "Burning Heart".
Speaking of the tenth chapter of the finale, I have to go back and mention the character Principal Wu. Her unexplained escape and the male protagonist's silence are throughout the whole text. The disaster that Principal Wu avoided was obviously a man-made disaster. The victims who were truly insulted and harmed lived in pain under the sun, licking their wounds over and over again. Who is the victim's redeemer? Not the heroine, but themselves. Testifying in court and bravely facing the hurt suffered in the past is the most correct choice.
Gu Qingtong had long been aware of Ji Heng's secret and true identity. Their love persisted to the end without collapse, which is also the highlight that makes me feel warmest.
Lao Ran, please keep working hard! I support you!
Cool is just one word. I will only say it once. I will send you a private message for the rest. Remember to read it. Also, I'm going to do a side story for this article. Come on!
Officer Gu fully met my expectations, I wish you all the best!
You are really a great author, I support you 1314!
Come on, Prometheus! Damn, are there any prizes for guessing correctly?
I have been busy looking for a job, and I finally finished all the chapters today. I hope the positive heroine in big letters will bring me good luck!
Our young lady Qingtong is so handsome, brave and thick!
Read it again, more than addicted!
"Good Story and Good Love" Looking through Lao Ran's novels, I found one thing in common, that is, the heroine has a persistent personality, and is willing to work hard and wait affectionately regardless of career or relationship. "You Are Deep in My Eyes" is as its title suggests. The name of the heroine Gu Qingtong points out the meaning of the title. She has strong abilities and rich emotions, which are rare advantages of the character. Of course, in mystery works, this characteristic of the heroine is very easy to be exploited by the villains, especially the big BOSS hidden at the end of the story. In the first chapter, Lao Ran actually revealed some unusual "characteristics" of the male protagonist Ji Heng. How did he escape from the fire unscathed? While catching the readers' attention, it also lays down deep foreshadowing. Some people may ask why it is written like this. For example, I found a comment that said the male protagonist can travel through time and space and has magical abilities. But I don't think so. I look forward to a good story told by Lao Ran more than I look forward to the reveal of the male protagonist's true identity. Mystery and romance works, here I am specifically referring to those with HE endings. The core of the story is nothing more than the heroine and the hero going through hardships and dangers and finally gaining beautiful love. The bizarre cases, the process of solving the case, and the gradually advancing plot mostly serve the main line of love. But Lao Ran is a weirdo. Her "strangeness" does not lie in the fact that she still believes that beautiful things are indestructible despite having written many books, but in her understanding of people and things with a scientifically oriented perspective of observation that is higher than life. If there is any deviation in my understanding, I will accept refutation, Lao Ran, I will wait for you. Now that I have finished my deep confession to the author, let me comment on the story itself. At the beginning, the female protagonist, who is a core member of the crime team, disguised herself to perform a task. The male protagonist lured her away in a clumsy way. I think what the male protagonist did was not clever, but what is clever is that the male protagonist's purpose was to "save the female protagonist" and then "disappear mysteriously." The first chapter is not long, but there are two scenes that create scenes including fire. I won't go into details, and I'll skip any spoilers. The story in the second chapter has a tragic tone. Several suspected criminal suspects appear on stage, which interferes with the reader's idea of finding the real murderer. The ending is real and shocking. The character Li Yuanrong is full of attraction in just a few strokes. He is also the supporting character I remember most clearly after reading the entire novel. In the third and fourth chapters, the challenges faced by the heroine gradually become more difficult. Many women who were murdered, children and women who were abducted and persecuted, these cases appeared vividly in front of me. I could see that Lao Ran had made a lot of preparations, which was why I confessed to her. Chapters 5, 6, and 7 have a clear storyline. I especially want to emphasize Wei Chaocheng, who only appeared in Chapter 7. He is the second male lead in Lao Ran's works, and he is also a character I am very troubled by. The reason why I am confused is because my evaluation of him cannot be summarized as simple liking or disliking. After watching it again, I still can't find a suitable entry point. Wei Chaocheng has a complicated mind, and his life background is extremely dramatic. His "love" for Gu Qingtong, in my understanding, is closer to a search for a sense of belonging. I don't feel it's a pity about Wei Chaocheng's final ending, because I stood for the female protagonist 1V1 with the male protagonist from beginning to end. In the story of Chapter 8, the cruelty of criminals is in sharp contrast to the beauty of love. Among all ten chapters, I personally think that Lao Ran has the best grasp of the rhythm in three chapters, "Hidden Arrow", "Morning Dew", and "Burning Heart". Speaking of the tenth chapter of the finale, I have to go back and mention the character Principal Wu. Her unexplained escape and the male protagonist's silence are throughout the whole text. The disaster that Principal Wu avoided was obviously a man-made disaster. The victims who were truly insulted and harmed lived in pain under the sun, licking their wounds over and over again. Who is the victim's redeemer? Not the heroine, but themselves. Testifying in court and bravely facing the hurt suffered in the past is the most correct choice. Gu Qingtong had long been aware of Ji Heng's secret and true identity. Their love persisted to the end without collapse, which is also the highlight that makes me feel warmest. Lao Ran, please keep working hard! I support you!
Cool is just one word. I will only say it once. I will send you a private message for the rest. Remember to read it. Also, I'm going to do a side story for this article. Come on!
Officer Gu fully met my expectations, I wish you all the best!
You are really a great author, I support you 1314!
Come on, Prometheus! Damn, are there any prizes for guessing correctly?
I have been busy looking for a job, and I finally finished all the chapters today. I hope the positive heroine in big letters will bring me good luck!
Our young lady Qingtong is so handsome, brave and thick!
So cool! I love this feeling so much!
Cheers for the next article!