Title: "Shadows Under the Emerald Blue Sun"
Western modern crime themes
Note:
1. Modern Western fictional crime stories, with lengthy writing, slow pace, plot bugs, and open endings;
2. This article contains elements such as mental illness, bloodshed, and death. The description of criminal investigation, medical treatment, and mental illness is very unprofessional and imprecise. The locations, characters, events, groups, and organizations that appear have nothing to do with reality;
Section 1·Shadows under the Emerald Blue Sun
cp: Phyllis X Mathias
Note: Gong and Shou's experiences, brain circuits, and views are very human. Gong experienced mental trauma and physical abuse when he was a minor. Compared to Gong, Shou is mentally more stable. Their interactions are sometimes humorous, and the character's views are not those of the author.
Section 2·The perfect accomplice in murder
cp: (Xuan + John) X Emmaus
Note: Attacking on experience, brain circuits, and three views is very human and is BE;
Section 3·The failed Schwartz
cp: Phyllis X Mathias
Note: Attack and Shou are a natural pair. I originally wanted to create a "family man" Gong and a "M-shaking" Shou, but the final effect was unsatisfactory;
Section 4·Golden Fishhook
cp: Jens X Albert, Phyllis X Matthias
Summary: A story about the struggle and intertwining of ideals and temptations, truth and lies;
Note: 1. Although I tried my best to describe it, at the end of the writing, logic was lost and blood was spilled (face covering);
2. It's hard to tell whether the two pairs of cp endings are BE or HE. The author can't keep up with the characters;
Intention: Evil fate is also fate