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truth They are all murders watched by a lot of criminal psychology, CSI and other high-efficiency real detective films. I can't remember how many dramas I watched and how many people were murdered. Roise, Kalle, are the ones that impressed me the most. Because they're just like us, you can't even imagine them being murdered.
Perhaps many plots are not the same as Chinese audiences' viewing habits, because the cultural differences, social background, the way people get along with each other, and even the means to find the real murderer in the United States are very different from those in China. Murder really isn't about a little girl being murdered. Roise's murder is just one of the small fuses in the thread. The girl was murdered, and everything is still going on peacefully. The only people who have changed are two identities - her family and the police. Politicians don't care who the little girl was murdered, they're just busy with their campaigns; the media hype it up to get the public talking about it. In this society, everyone has a secret that is hard to tell. Roise's mother, Roise's aunt, a candidate for mayor, a sponsor, a sponsor's playboy, and Roise's best friend, who helped the mayor win the election Assistant, Linton's partner Stephen, Linton himself. When will it end? When will things end? When will it end? I think that when all the mess and headaches are solved, the truth will come out, and the show will end.
The reason I like this drama is that it analyzes the current society, politics, and collusion between officials and businessmen in the United States in great detail. The same is true for the United States. Don't think that a country where "all men are created equal" is really equal. Guns, robbery, crime, and the polarization of the rich and poor all make the world a mess.
Murder does not stop, there is desire and there is murder.
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