Man Bites Dog

Ah??? But I like the ending, but I didn't understand that there were a lot of things in the front that were true. I'm just too stupid.

The male protagonist is the villain!!? Oh my god, I was caught off guard when I saw it. I didn't expect it at all. .

Ah... This boy... If only there was someone around him to guide him properly... Wuwuwu

... My mother, I suddenly remembered that I hadn't finished reading this book, and when I saw the ending, I was so stunned that I trembled with fear.

After reading it, I always feel that the real male protagonist didn't end up like this, maybe he was an undercover agent?

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh looking forward to the second part! When does it open?

Is the male protagonist an undercover agent?

There is no sadder ending than this. It seems that the author made the male protagonist darker just for the sake of reversal and reversal, to cover up some unreasonableness or unsmoothness in the past, but there are still many unreasonable places. For example, Xiaoci was chased in the office just after returning. At that time, she knew exactly what male protagonist she had, and there was no need to do such useless work. There were also members of the illegal crime-solving team involved, as if everyone was collectively blinded. Moreover, in an organization that spans more than thirty years, can the amount of information held by the male protagonist, who is just thirty, as the leader of a small criminal investigation detachment, be able to handle it? Even if he has information about Xiao Ci, what about the thirty years before he met Xiao Ci? I have always been fond of Da Da Da's novels, such as "Crooked Crime Squad", "Jiang Sui", "Deception", "Man bites dog", etc. Except for the fact that none of them survived, I never had the courage to finish them all. I have read them all more than twice, regardless of whether they are a scam or not. "Man bites dog" was also the one that I followed. There are very few mystery and romance novels, so I was very happy when I discovered Dada. The writing is great, the narrative is rigorous, and the story content is interlocking. However, the ending of man biting a dog is really disappointing. Maybe I feel wrong, but I feel that Dada doesn't want to think about it anymore and fill in some foreshadowing and ideas that I have dug before, so I simply arranged an ending where the male protagonist becomes black and covers everything hastily. But I feel that there are more unreasonable things in the previous article. The ending of "Man bites a dog" gave me the uncomfortable feeling of choking on the last piece of a very sweet mooncake. Really, reversal for the sake of reversal, and darkness for the sake of darkness. This ending was so hasty that I was a little disappointed. Although I know it may be wasted effort, but in any case, I still hope that I can think about it again. Bai Lang and Xiaoci's world should have a better ending.

??? Undercover? Really dark?

Is the male protagonist originally black?