Silver Spider

It seems a bit unexpected that her mother and brother Xie Yang are together. In the last chapter, they just decided to join forces for revenge, and in the next chapter she becomes pregnant. Although it is not impossible, it always feels contrary to her deep love for Xie Yang.

Let me write some very subjective thoughts after reading this, there is no other meaning. I came back to read this after finishing Dolphin Silence. How can I say that the ending of this book is not as natural and harmonious as that one? Although it is connected with the consciousness buried from the beginning, it is too divorced from reality, making the ending look very idealistic and a bit forced. Then Xie Yang's character design is too perfect, and the way they deal with being bullied in high school seems a bit childish and self-motivated now. It's hard to evaluate in real life, but in the novel, this method is really catchy, especially when the mother voluntarily sacrifices herself. So I always feel that it is a bit hard to explain in many tearful places, but I personally feel that the flaws are not covered up. I really liked the method of committing the crime and the plot, so I finished reading it. Maybe it was because I watched Dolphins first that Zhuyu came first, so my expectations for this book were a little higher.

To sum up, the first part is pretty good, and the suspense is also well laid out. But when the heroine knew that those people deserved to be killed but still refused to kill them, the plot began to seriously conflict with the previous point where she felt that delayed justice was not the purpose of justice. The male protagonist is a police academy student and felt that he should not be judged by himself, but should be judged by the law. I reluctantly tolerated it. After all, those who study law believe in the law. I really can't understand the heroine. She clearly knew that the root cause of the matter was that the victim was constantly bullied, and that her mother planned all this for revenge, but in the end she asked to stop giving one life for another... The same goes for the heroine's mother. I really don't understand. If you kill someone out of guilt, why would you feel guilty about taking revenge? Wouldn't that conflict with the previous determination to take revenge? Killing for life should feel like a relief, but if it doesn't work, let her husband live with her in the first scene. The key point is Feng Xiaomi. I was extremely speechless at his ending. He can be considered a major bully. He ended up being sent to a drug rehabilitation center. Ah? Ah? Ah? Shouldn't he be tortured in a secret room for what he did?? What I want to complain about most is the ending of Gao Shanyao. He is the most vicious executioner, but he turns out to be the most comfortable one among the secret rooms. I thought he would die the worst at the end, but he died the most comfortable. It's really hard to comment. After reading the whole thing, I feel like I am the clown 💔

The novel is not long, but it is very interesting! Some of the comments below are really critical. It is obviously a rare and excellent suspense article with a female protagonist! I cried several times during the Xie Yang part. The heroine actually traveled back in time because of his consciousness. I just hate that those bullies didn't suffer enough! If I were his brother, I would cut these beasts into pieces! It would have been better if Xie Yang had not chosen the path of death...

The puzzle-solving process is quite exciting, and the portrayal of the heroine is also good. There are two things that I can't figure out about the plot. The first point is that the heroine's mother didn't tell the heroine anything, and directly used a very tragic live broadcast to commit suicide to stimulate the heroine to indirectly return to the past. What's the motive? The second point is that Gao Shanyao bullies Xie Yang and Bo Ruo. Gao Shan Yao is so bad that he bullies others. Why does Bo Ruo still think that he can be reasonable and change the bullying... When he is unhappy, he just bullies the two of them at the same time? If Bai Ruo's death together threatens Gao Shanyao, then it's already a threat. Can't you just threaten him directly and not bully anyone? I can understand why Xie Yang set up a trap to accuse Gao Shanyao of murder, but if he died alone in a small ravine in the countryside, and his family was a rich and powerful second generation, it is more likely that the matter was buried and could not cause any actual harm to Gao Shanyao. Wouldn't his death be in vain? Didn't Xie Yang consider this before he decided to die?

After reading it, I still can't understand why her mother committed suicide in front of her at the beginning.

I started high and low, but I was confused by the subsequent plot and ending. The bullies did not all get their due comeuppance. The heroine's rescue did not see her usefulness, but instead gave me a strong sense of frustration. The same was true for the male protagonist. The female protagonist and the male protagonist stopped them so that the bullies did not realize the pain of the abused. They almost finished eating chocolate but found that the last few bites were made of feces 🤔

Drive high and drive low, the more you look at the back, the more awkward it becomes. Fortunately, the article is not too long, Amitabha

So why on earth did the heroine's mother record a suicide video for the heroine to see…

The last chapter is written a bit like a composition written by a junior high school student - _ - The bunch of parallel sentences at the beginning... Are too popular, like the ending of a censored movie...