A Sound That Cuts to the Bone

Personally, I don't really like this type of work, but the article is indeed worth reading. Overall feeling: Although everyone in the world has difficulties and has to do something as a last resort, actions that violate the law and conscience really cannot be done. Almost everyone in this book is more or less clever and superfluous because of their own selfish desires and interests. As a result, the evil people succeed and their evil deeds continue to occur. Ye Yan = beauty + misfortune + disaster; Zhong Huaiyin = the most self-righteous fool; Zhong Ming = the least guilty + the most pain + the worst fate + the sad ending; Liao Chenyu = wilted and damaged + despicable + dirty methods; Chen Yao, the little nurse = the most innocent; Liu Yanhua = the maggot of the tarsus + the heart of a snake. No one else will comment.

Everyone is guilty! There is an upper limit to human kindness; there is no limit to human evil. The hemp rope is specially picked and broken at the thinnest part, and the bad luck is specially designed to pick up the misfortune. Some people are born in Rome, and some people can only work as cows or horses throughout their lives. Everything is fate, nothing is up to you... I lamented the deep sense of suffocation and deep helplessness that hit my face in this article. In just a few strokes, the author described a sad era and fully explained the darkness and squalor of human nature. This is the fourth book written by Jin Xiaoda. The first three books were more or less fantasy, but this one is very plain, which further demonstrates the author's writing skills and strength. It can be said that the complexity of the stories written by Jin Xiao, the level of meticulous thinking, and the ability of logical reasoning are all second to none, and there are very few people who can match or surpass them. Although some details are not perfect and there are often typos, all of her works are worthy of careful appreciation. The most noteworthy thing is that it seems that all the stories are full of suspense, the twists and turns never stop, and even at the end, there are always various questions or sighs left. This may be one of the features that keeps readers scratching their heads and wondering! Highly recommended for those who love suspense

I wrote the wrong time. The layoffs in Northeast China were in the early 1990s.

It's so good to write a panicked look

Good. I guessed the ending in Chapter 12 and I felt a little lonely... In fact, it is still a bit of social reasoning within the broad framework of romance, but it is not very reasoning in a strict sense, because giving clues and "detective" are not synchronized. The relationship between Ye Yan and Zhong Ming is a bit Japanese, and the fantasy is a bit about N and a certain night trip. The confusion is very strong. When it is doubted who has raped a victim, there are always multiple candidates for the murderer, such as Wang (Shuangye) at the beginning, Xiao (Ye Zhongliao) and Hu (Ye Liao) later. Including Xin, because there were more prisoners, he was always doubting Ye Wanliao, overthrowing Ye Wanliao, and being suspicious again. There are too many coincidences, which is very unreasonable. Zhong's father happened to hide the hammer at the real murderer's house, Wan wrote a threat with the real murderer's signature, and Liao's father happened to kill Liu's ex-husband... The yandere was not sick, and even insulted the yandere, because Liao's motive was his mother, not Ye Yan, which really hurt me... Zhong Ming was really good, and his death was the most embarrassing. He was the only one who really did it for Ye Yan, and actually when Ye Yan was forcing him to persist in living, I quite... Felt a little pity for him, because instead of saying that she loved Zhong Ming, Ye Yan actually just wanted someone to be by her side, and what she loved most was herself. The part where the five people lead the attacker out for the first time is very strong, the sense of presence is particularly strong, and it is very exciting. PS: Among the three male protagonists, Wan, who is the least male protagonist, becomes the male protagonist in the introduction...

Awesome, reversals one after another!!!

Some questions have to be settled. Did Wan Chengge kill "Ye Yan"? If so, then according to the ending, it was Ning Xin who was killed? How could Ning Xin be thought to be Ye Yan by Wan Chengge? And Ning Xin was controlled by Liao Chenyu's mother, so how could she go to meet Wan Chengge?

The author's first work is Peeping into the Night. The article is so good that I still recall the interlocking characters and storylines in it. The heroine Su Zhen. In short, the article is very good. Alas, every work of the author is very good. I have endless aftertaste after reading it! Come on, author, I like your work^ω^

The author's first work is

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