Perfect Coexistence

The path of spiritual practice is always solitary, because wisdom inevitably comes from solitude. There are no brilliant detectives, no insightful police captains, and no all-powerful forensic doctors who can unravel complex cases; there is only a group of ordinary police officers.

So good-looking

This kind of work is truly amazing.

It is recommended to watch this after reading the novel. The plot is very novel. I've encountered multiple personality disorder stories before, but this novel also introduced me to new knowledge: "chimeras." The whole book revolves around a story of multiple personality disorder, with a subplot about Xiang Xun (Xiang Yang).

Let me be honest, why did you include Leng Shan in that character section? It really makes people mistake her for the female lead. Then later in the plot, you tell me that the male lead, Xiang Xun, has a wife, and they're very much in love, with a child. Also, the male lead has a dual personality, and that dual personality, Xiang Yang, has feelings for Leng Shan.

Unlike typical novels, the male lead has a wife, so there's no romantic pairing; in fact, it's all about the male lead, with no so-called female lead. The two brothers get along very well, their relationship is purely platonic, with no conflict. It would be great if the story could continue indefinitely, perhaps even with a sequel.

This book only tells the story of Zhu Yan's case, but unlike "Psychological Crime," it doesn't provide a detailed, step-by-step rational analysis, peeling back the layers of the case (perhaps because the author of "Psychological Crime," Lei Mi, is more familiar with it).

Very good, the subject matter is novel.