Ju_Vu

If you were an orphaned child raised in the seclusion of a remote area with your grandpa, your life would be tranquil, like a mirrored-surface lake. Imagine never contemplating any idea of stepping out of your comfort zone. Suddenly discovering that your parents, whom you believed to have passed away when you were born, were actually alive and residing in a bustling city. Would you muster the courage to reunite with them armed with only a picture? If you thought it was a simple journey of a young mountainous girl in a bustling city with not many expectations, little did you know you would fall into the trap skillfully created with twists and turns at any moment. Every detail weaves together from the first event and unfolds later, creating an unspeakably convincing narrative. Even a word uttered by a character seems to contribute to the plot involuntarily. It feels like taking a leisurely drive through a village path, and before you know it, you're suddenly on a high-speed roller coaster. The crime scenes, astonishing investigation results, and the way the author unfolded the plot were excellent. It would be unjust not to mention the hilarious dialogues and the romance between the main couple, which perfectly eased the tense atmosphere throughout the story. Experience yourself with "Lost and found in Saigon: When the universe asks you to move"