Evil

Author: Freeman
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: The Mysterious Private Life of a Problematic Teenager, Unveiling an Unknown Evil World. Beauties, Police, Murders, and Sex are All Included. Strongly Recommended by Psychological Suspense Novelist Cai Jun! "In the world of morality, good is rewarded and evil is punished; but in the world of evil," A beautiful young girl suddenly dies in a mysterious manner, and the suspect is targeted at her foster father. However, several years later, the young girl miraculously comes back to life and begins living with her teacher. What is the truth behind the story? As the investigation deepens, the young girl's past in the evil world is vividly revealed, and a story of greed, desire, and revenge unfolds. A beautiful young girl, Rachel, suddenly disappears. Legends say a serial killer is lurking in the area. Detective Jonathan Sreed begins the investigation, but to everyone's astonishment, Rachel is neither seen alive nor dead. Sreed can only enter her family and peep into the past of this beautiful girl. As he delves deeper into the investigation, he is deeply shocked by Rachel and her family—Rachel lives with her mother Emily and stepfather Graham. She lost her father at a young age and thus harbors hatred for her biological mother. This problematic teenager, despite having an angelic face and a devilish figure, has a twisted heart and a chaotic private life. The seemingly peaceful family hides appalling depravity. However, the story takes a sharp turn in the middle of the novel. Sreed concludes that Rachel has long been dead, and the killer is her stepfather, Graham! Just when everyone believes the truth is about to be revealed, an unexpected event occurs in the courtroom under everyone's eyes, and only after later do they realize the answer is so surprising. The truly evil devil turns out to be every character in Evil is imperfect, even Detective Sreed has been living in pain for a long time, seemingly proving the saying, "Evil lurks in everyone's heart." Therefore, the evil of Evil is not just the evil of crimes occurring, but also the evil that constantly plagues American society in every aspect. And this problem does not belong to America alone, but is a common challenge faced by the entire post-industrial human society.