Gentle, virtuous, black and white, Prosecutor Gong (Ying Bo) × Killing, decisive, innocent and loyal dog, Detective Shou (Lu Conggu)
Lu Conggu never thought that his reunion with Ying Bo would come so unexpectedly.
He returned with a whole set of mysteries, and what followed him was the awakening of feelings that ended hastily when he was young. It took Lu Conggu a long time to get used to it. A top ten prosecutor who killed everyone in court would wipe his hands on his apron after get off work and tell him to wash his hands and eat.
Exploration, running-in, indulgence, and a life of mutual support made the two hearts cling to each other again, but at this moment, a shocking snare that had been dormant for a long time fell down——
A murder case that was completely overturned seventeen years later involved a strange car accident on a rainy night, a reporter in a mental hospital, and a sinner who came back from the dead. What kind of crimes were covered up behind the fog? Careful people set up a trap step by step, and the pursuit of the murderer was wiped out bit by bit. Amid the hustle and bustle, can they swim upstream to find the unknown truth?
"You know? I went for a walk on the beach yesterday and saw pieces of sails returning to the harbor under the sunset. I thought, ships don't like to wander, and I don't like it either. Can you give me a home?"
The torrent of good and evil is on the verge of collapse, and behind the cruel and pale truth is his life that is almost torn apart.
Intention: There is always someone holding a lamp to guard this river and mountain
Reader comments
(Mild spoilers)
I started watching it last night. I couldn't help but stay up until the morning. After a while, I got up and continued watching.
I don't remember when and what I collected it for, or maybe it was because of the literary shortage. I was scrolling around in my favorites, and when I saw this book, I had deleted all the authors and copywriting, and I just happened to see a long review. After reading it, I immediately became interested.
The overall feeling it brings is very special, and it is different from the emotions described in most of the articles I have read. Maybe because it is a criminal investigation theme, the last half of it feels very heavy, so even if the xql is good in the end, it still feels distressing.
Chen Lu is very impressive. Whether it is his "bloody" from the beginning or his later thoughts and thoughts, the emotions between Lu Ying and Chen can be regarded as making me feel the complexity of human emotions.
In the end, I didn't expect Zhang Yidao to die. When I read the first chapter, I thought Zhang Yidao wouldn't be a big boss. But author, how dare you [crying]
It is xql that troubles me the most. I often wonder, I don't quite understand the relationship between them, Ying escapes, Lu faces Ying's departure again and again, I feel like I love each other very much, but I always stab each other, especially Ying, even after reading the 13 years since he left, I still don't quite understand it. I feel that those 13 years are very light, and sometimes very heavy.
I usually don't read criminal investigation novels with my brain in mind, so I read the plot line almost as if I didn't read it. I found that what the author wanted to express was very special. I can only say that it is not something I can understand now, but I will more or less think about it.
I read it out of curiosity, but in the end I found that I couldn't give an accurate evaluation. Overall, it was very good, covering all aspects, but there were also many things that were difficult to understand.
Happy New Year to the author and teacher!
It's so beautiful, I'm so moved [Spread Flowers], don't put too much pressure on me
I was really young when I was a student [poor]
I like tentacles so much, please cook fiercely. Author [red heart][red heart][love eyes][rose]
After watching it, I actually like the character Chen Jialang very much. The character of Chen Jialang is too one-dimensional, but the pain is indeed multi-dimensional. The Buddha said there are seven kinds of suffering, but in just thirty years, he was only one short of "aging". His sophistry was so wonderful that it even made me think that it was his unwillingness to look back and martyrdom that deserved his cruelty. Ying Bo's indictment is very beautiful, but I think it is not the answer Chen Jialang wants. Chen Jialang asks about the truth. What Ying Bo is talking about is actually necessity. Law or power is just the minimum cost of violence, but Chen Jialang finds meaning in tools. I'm thinking, if Ying Bo loves him, will things change? Not necessarily. I think the reason for his death was distrust. He didn't trust the rules of human society, so he would rather believe in gods and Buddhas than people. He said Yingbo was the savior. Is it a mockery? Is it envy? Is it a curse? Is it hatred? It's not love. The author has said countless times that he and Ying Bo are two sides of the same coin, which is actually true. Isn't the essence of being too idealistic and too realist just a belief in one's own "Tao"? Martyrs, one died and the other lived. Life, it is as bitter as a song.
I think I said before that Jialang died in the last few chapters. He thought about committing suicide but never thought of committing suicide like this [crying]
It's already very good, keep up the good work [Spread flowers]
(Mild spoilers) I started watching it last night. I couldn't help but stay up until the morning. After a while, I got up and continued watching. I don't remember when and what I collected it for, or maybe it was because of the literary shortage. I was scrolling around in my favorites, and when I saw this book, I had deleted all the authors and copywriting, and I just happened to see a long review. After reading it, I immediately became interested. The overall feeling it brings is very special, and it is different from the emotions described in most of the articles I have read. Maybe because it is a criminal investigation theme, the last half of it feels very heavy, so even if the xql is good in the end, it still feels distressing. Chen Lu is very impressive. Whether it is his "bloody" from the beginning or his later thoughts and thoughts, the emotions between Lu Ying and Chen can be regarded as making me feel the complexity of human emotions. In the end, I didn't expect Zhang Yidao to die. When I read the first chapter, I thought Zhang Yidao wouldn't be a big boss. But author, how dare you [crying] It is xql that troubles me the most. I often wonder, I don't quite understand the relationship between them, Ying escapes, Lu faces Ying's departure again and again, I feel like I love each other very much, but I always stab each other, especially Ying, even after reading the 13 years since he left, I still don't quite understand it. I feel that those 13 years are very light, and sometimes very heavy. I usually don't read criminal investigation novels with my brain in mind, so I read the plot line almost as if I didn't read it. I found that what the author wanted to express was very special. I can only say that it is not something I can understand now, but I will more or less think about it. I read it out of curiosity, but in the end I found that I couldn't give an accurate evaluation. Overall, it was very good, covering all aspects, but there were also many things that were difficult to understand. Happy New Year to the author and teacher!
It's so beautiful, I'm so moved [Spread Flowers], don't put too much pressure on me
I was really young when I was a student [poor]
I like tentacles so much, please cook fiercely. Author [red heart][red heart][love eyes][rose]
After watching it, I actually like the character Chen Jialang very much. The character of Chen Jialang is too one-dimensional, but the pain is indeed multi-dimensional. The Buddha said there are seven kinds of suffering, but in just thirty years, he was only one short of "aging". His sophistry was so wonderful that it even made me think that it was his unwillingness to look back and martyrdom that deserved his cruelty. Ying Bo's indictment is very beautiful, but I think it is not the answer Chen Jialang wants. Chen Jialang asks about the truth. What Ying Bo is talking about is actually necessity. Law or power is just the minimum cost of violence, but Chen Jialang finds meaning in tools. I'm thinking, if Ying Bo loves him, will things change? Not necessarily. I think the reason for his death was distrust. He didn't trust the rules of human society, so he would rather believe in gods and Buddhas than people. He said Yingbo was the savior. Is it a mockery? Is it envy? Is it a curse? Is it hatred? It's not love. The author has said countless times that he and Ying Bo are two sides of the same coin, which is actually true. Isn't the essence of being too idealistic and too realist just a belief in one's own "Tao"? Martyrs, one died and the other lived. Life, it is as bitter as a song.
I think I said before that Jialang died in the last few chapters. He thought about committing suicide but never thought of committing suicide like this [crying]
It's already very good, keep up the good work [Spread flowers]