Who Killed Her Rose?

It's so beautiful, so incredibly beautiful! I really enjoyed watching it. From my perspective, none of the characters in the book are truly bad, nor are they truly good. Each character's badness has a reason, such as their family environment or upbringing. Each character's goodness also has a reason, such as genetics or a good education.

This book is unlike the usual formula; it felt like reading a Keigo Higashino novel. Since there aren't many reviews, I'll briefly summarize what it's about. The female protagonist, Lin Zhiqiu, is young and beautiful, a nurse at a high-end private hospital. While waiting for her date with her boyfriend at a restaurant, she "coincidentally" saves Yao Yuting.

It looks nice, but I feel there's not enough.

I stopped reading after chapter 12; I feel bad for the author's hard work.

I just want to know how the author wrote this article.

This book is really well-written. Regarding Yao Yuting's death, I actually guessed from the beginning that it was Lao Guan, but the author pulled off so many plot twists that I started to doubt my own judgment before revealing the real killer. It seems first instinct is always the most accurate! Besides the killer's identity, what intrigued me most was Zhao Yanming and Jiang Heyun.

After reading the introduction, I hesitated and felt my intelligence wasn't up to par.

A profound book, devoid of romance, focusing instead on mutual redemption. The two male protagonists, father and son, are not overly developed, and there are no truly unlikeable characters. The entire story revolves around pitiful individuals; even the seemingly wicked Mr. Yao, stripped of his twisted personality, is a decent person. One read, and you won't be hooked.