Name: Eyes Like Evil
Author: Jiufangyu

Synopsis

[Standalone Cases]

[A super-strong, cool-headed woman × an autistic rich young man who only has eyes for the heroine]

Ever since a car accident, something had been wrong with Tan Jia's brain. Every so often, she dreamed she was killing people. At first, she thought it was a side effect of stress. Then the next day, she witnessed the corpse of someone who had appeared in her dream.

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Tan Jia: ...Could I really be turning into a psycho and killing people in the middle of the night???

The good news: After an investigation, they found out she wasn't the killer.

The bad news: The killer's methods were exactly the same as in her dreams.

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With the killer still at large, Tan Jia had no choice but to set her doubts aside for the moment, find a way to help with the investigation, and ultimately help solve the case.

She thought it was all over, but then she dreamed of killing someone beside a coffin, pushing someone off a rooftop to their death, and savoring the agony of the person beside her as they begged to die...

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Could she actually see things from the killer's perspective?!

A revenge case involving an entire family, a mass-hunting case, a deadly curse case, a series of murders linked to a ghost hotline... The cases are baffling. Who is the real killer?

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