The little cute wife of the black belly

Chapter 216 Analyzing the Murderer
"Am I stupid? Am I still waiting to be caught here by the master after I've done bad things?" Su Xiangwan glanced back angrily, with a very righteous look, as if she wasn't the one who demolished the ore trail!
In fact, I can't blame Su Xiangwan. When she saw that all the mining sites were pits from the halfway up the mountain, she was so depressed and dissatisfied that even if the half of the ore trail was demolished, she couldn't do it. Make it up, okay?
"It seems to make sense." The man seemed to be taken aback by Su Xiangwan's words, and he felt that what Su Xiangwan said was also very reasonable.

"That's the way it is." Su Xiangwan said in an awkward voice: "I was passing by here, and I couldn't help but stop here when I saw the picturesque scenery here. I just took a nap, why did the sky change? "

"Hmph, my perfect ore trail design was dismantled by an unknown guy. What's the use of being beautiful here, it's better to destroy it together." The man looked resentful, and angrily shook his sleeve Said.

"Wow, you have obsessive-compulsive disorder, or a perfect Virgo plot!" Su Xiangwan heard what the NPC said, and couldn't help but want to complain about it, what the hell is this!
"Hmph, tell me, it's that crazy guy who has the heart to destroy my picturesque scenery." Because there was no interesting clue, and only Su Xiangwan was here, the NPC couldn't help asking Su Xiangwan .

Su Xiangwan's eyes flashed a strange and cunning light, and the corner of his mouth curled up into a chilling smile. He approached the NPC and said to him, "My words are just my personal opinions. If you think it makes sense, just listen to it!"

Su Xiangwan started after clearing his position in advance, and then began to analyze his own analysis of this 'mad murderer': "Generally speaking, people who have done bad things will definitely have a guilty conscience and will definitely flee from the scene. What do you think?"

"Yeah, so I'm sure you're not." The NPC was tricked by Su Xiangwan's words, and he was very sure of Su Xiangwan's innocence.

"That's right, open-minded people like us don't feel guilty, that's why we're here." Su Xiangwan pretended to be telling the truth. If I remember correctly, someone was too lazy to go out at the time. , that's why I'm here, and it's really okay to be so innocent?
When Su Xiangwan saw that the NPC agreed with his statement, Su Xiangwan continued: "However, generally, people who have done bad things like this, even though they escaped from the scene, still can't help but want to know that they did this thing. What is the result? Do they doubt themselves, so they often linger around the scene. And if this kind of thing succeeds once, then they definitely want to find an opportunity to continue next time.”

"According to what you said, it means that there must be other people somewhere near me?" The NPC seemed to agree with Su Xiangwan and said, "There are never people on weekdays, so now they appear here Those nearby must have other plans."

"That's right, that's it." Su Xiangwan felt something was wrong as he spoke, as if he had dug himself into it, and added involuntarily: "And this kind of person naturally doesn't dare to sway in front of the Lord." , isn’t this clearly looking for suspicion.”

"Then, where would the murderer usually be?" the NPC continued to ask.

"The entrance of the hole." Su Xiangwan pretended to think for a long time before giving an answer.

"Really?" The NPC asked again in disbelief: "Then you go out with me and have a look, if you don't have it, I will take you."

"Σ(っ°Д°;)っI'll analyze so many psychology and actions of the murderer for you, is it really okay for you to attack me again?" Knowing that you will attack me, why do I tell you so much, just wait for the murderer to demolish all the remaining ore trails, anyway, it’s your heartache, not mine, I’m going to bother to help you Why find out the murderer!"

　Do you know who is going to suffer?Is it really okay for the second abuser to plant the blame so naturally?

　　
　
(End of this chapter)