The Deadly Delivery

Although Qiongqi killed many people, there were reasons why he became this way. Although he only appeared a few times throughout the book, he was an indispensable character, a genius! I especially like him. Before his misfortune, he was pure and sincere, trying to ease his father's worries; after his misfortune, he became ruthless and hated evil. Murder cases and bizarre events were nothing more than a game to him. His life was led astray by hatred, and he only killed those who deserved to die. He initially wanted to help his father, but his father caused the separation of him and his mother by death. He repeatedly challenged Ji Wen, only to win his adoptive father's approval. His adoptive father told the truth, causing Qiongqi, who valued his pride, to suffer injustice. His love was both pure and extreme, and his hatred both profound and resolute. I like this kind of person, who dares to love and hate, who is hurt by love when he is in love, and who is hurt by love when he is not.

Personally, I prefer the ending where I am Qiongqi and it's the real one.

The first 300 chapters provided ample clues to deduce the murderer, and all were correct. However, the last 100 chapters were overly compressed, with insufficient character introductions. There was no foreshadowing for Lin Yingxue's faked death, and the questions about whether Zhang Qishan had a child with the protagonist and why she couldn't return to China were largely unexplained. The boss, Qiongqi, was revealed to be Bai Qi's illegitimate son—while I initially suspected the child had a special status, I never imagined it would be so simple; he was the boss. Overall, the later chapters were rather mediocre.

This is a masterpiece, no explanation needed. It's safe to say it was the first work that got me hooked on 17k. I look forward to more amazing works from the author.

I really love this work. As long as the world doesn't change, Qiongqi won't disappear. It exposes the ugly phenomena in society. However, there's one plot point that I think is very problematic. Zhang Qishan repeatedly asks me if I'll miss her after I leave, and I even cried. I think any reader would find this strange. Based on the description of her inner thoughts, the protagonist doesn't seem to feel anything at all. This is illogical. Also, I think the ending was too rushed, leaving too many plot holes unfilled. However, Qiongqi's return is indeed both unexpected and reasonable. Although, according to the usual formula, the villains always end up... I still hope Zhang Qishan can have a happy ending. I'm begging for a sequel! Keep it up!

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I really hope the author will send me "Fatal Memories" to write another book.

Keep it up! Happy Dragon Boat Festival.

I really want to know why I'm a fan of Zhang Qishan (T_T) I want Qishan! (T_T)

I rarely read online novels, but I stumbled upon the Fatal series and couldn't stop reading. Author, I especially love your books; the logic is more rigorous than other mystery novels. However, the male lead's romance feels a bit like a harem. Ji Wen liking two people at the same time makes me a little uncomfortable, and I feel sorry for Lin Yingxue.