
Red Raincoat
红色雨衣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 85k Words
- Chapters
- 29
- Genre
- No CP
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha I laughed so hard, the 18cm part is so wonderful. Chen talks sanctimoniously about postmodern feminism and rebel pioneers, but at heart he is still a person who only knows how to record music and gets off guard when criticized.
A good start, stay tuned
There's a lot of mystery and suspense, it's very well written, why are there no comments [split]
Emmmm, I always feel that the disappearance case is very similar to the case of Savi's family [melted] Suddenly I remembered, why didn't Savi get a copy of the case at the beginning? She was the one who recognized that the man in red was pretending. In comparison, the man was really... Hey, Ah Ying, you are so stupid and such a pity [holding her chin]
All I can say after seeing this is that women are in a different situation, and everyone has their own misfortunes.
Aying is back! Ah Sir also knows who can do things and who is unreliable [Spread your hands] [Spread your hands] [Spread your hands] But this time, Ah Ying really faces Savi! It feels like she can no longer hide the matter between her and Ayong. Savi said before that her life is like a pool of stagnant water, and only the case of the old lady in red is a glimmer of hope (this is probably what she means). At that time, I thought she was doing it for a career, but now I wonder, could this be a good opportunity for her to get rid of this messy family relationship? Who is the murderer: It is currently known that Savi already knew that her grandmother was dead, so the whole family should have known about it for a long time. The three doubtful points here are: 1. The whole family delayed reporting the crime until the Spring Festival, and staged a grandma in red disappearing in public. Maybe they just want to obscure the time of the crime so that the police can't start, and it becomes an unsolved case? It turned out to be self-defeating, and the whole of Hong Kong was paying attention? Of course, we cannot rule out the possibility that some people kept it secret from other family members until the day when they visited Taipingshan during the Spring Festival. 2. Why did grandma and dad quarrel. Savi once said that Abba did not protect Amma and herself in that quarrel. Was that quarrel related to grandma's death? 3. As the husband of the aunt who has cheated on her, what role does she play in this. If he had an affair, why did he keep it a secret? Shouldn't he put aside the relationship and marry someone else? As for why he felt that his uncle was hiding something, it was because he was in a car on the day of the mountain worship. If someone else pretended to be a grandma, he would not be able to tell. As for the reason for the murder, money was excluded first because the jewelry was on him. So there are two ways of thinking, one is vendetta (for example, because of years of unfair treatment, the aunt or grandmother brutally killed someone), the other is the need for her death (for example, Zou Qiqi and her grandfather have long been in secret, thinking that they can obtain Hong Kong status if their original spouse dies). However, both of the current guesses are very outrageous [changed]
Say one more thing Earlier, after Ah Ying resigned, she and her colleague Ah Ying went to visit the heroine's village house. She even joked to see if she could find anything. I can connect some points that were a bit unclear before.
What would you be thinking about while lying in your senior brother's coffin?
Very exciting! It's like watching a suspense movie! [Compare your heart]
Love Aying and Savi! Good looking good looking
The author portrayed it really well. In just two chapters, some typical dilemmas are clearly described. Patriarchal and suffocating family environment, employment of liberal arts students, insensitive couple relationships, as well as a salary as far as the eye can see and a place of one's own that I don't know where.
There is no such regulation in mainland China. Is the author influenced by movies and TV dramas and thinks that it takes a certain period of time before a missing person can be reported? In fact, you can report a crime at any time. It just takes time to file a case. But if the case is not filed, the police will help find the person.
When will the heroine run away?
Hahahahahahahahaha