I originally picked it up at a 50% discount event, but I didn't expect it to be quite good. It has two male protagonists without cp (no emotional aspect, not much ambiguity, the protagonist Duan has cp feelings with anyone, so I can just mess with it), the plot is interlocking, with ups and downs, and the protagonist Duan is framed. At the beginning, it was like pulling out a carrot, one case after another was involved, twenty years of unjust cases came to the surface, and each case was inextricably linked to it, so there are many characters. It is recommended to read it in one go, otherwise you will forget who is who after reading it.
The protagonist Nie is a person who was framed in one of the unjust cases. After being released from prison, he has been working and looking for clues. Unfortunately, he does not have a high degree of education (high school or junior high school). He can only work early in the morning and work late at night to deliver food and pick up waste. It makes me feel bad. Although he has a bad father, he meets many good people later, so he has a very keen criminal psychology and a pure and kind nature.
The relationship between the two protagonists is that of a teacher and a friend, a father and a mother (?). In short, it can be enjoyed by those who want CP, family ties, and friendship.