Pushing the button gently, the pure music background sound prepared in advance began to play. Jiang Yuan also lowered his voice slightly and entered the broadcasting state, and began to tell the second half of the story.

Ke Ge glanced at Jiang Yuan, still in the same unscripted state as yesterday.

Brother Ke had already adapted to this. After a brief glance, he simply listened to Jiang Yuan's story.

[The central part of the North American continent is a large dry and desolate desert...May 4, 1847...]

Jiang Yuan's emotional voice, coupled with the background music, immediately painted a picture of desert in the minds of the audience.

Fans and listeners first praised the show on the barrage as usual, and then realized that the content Jiang Yuan was talking about was a bit unfamiliar, and they felt as if they were out of touch with the plot of the first half.

Of course, those who feel this way are basically fans who have not seen the original work.

In the upper and lower parts of "A Study in Scarlet", the plots and narrative perspectives of more than ten chapters are switched many times.

In the second half, instead of following the narrative line of catching the murderer and starting to interrogate and understand the background, the story chose to directly go back to the timeline thirty years ago, directly switch back to the background and perspective, and start telling the story from the beginning.

The murderer's story.

The story begins in the North American desert in 1847. A traveler named John Ferrier and his little girl Lucy were taken in by a passing Mormon convoy. Therefore, he joined the Mormons and came to the United States with the convoy.

Settled in a valley.

After settling down, Ferrier recognized Lucy as his daughter. As time went by, Lucy became more and more beautiful.

After growing up, Lucy met Hope, a foreigner who herded cattle, and fell in love like many love stories.

Although everyone knew that the story would inevitably be a tragedy in the end, when Jiang Yuan read this paragraph, he still couldn't help but curl up his lips.

But it was only for a while. As Jiang Yuan told it, the tone of the story quickly became heavy.

Hope's love affair with Lucy was not allowed by Mormon canon, and the love affair itself was soon discovered by the elders.

The content of the story suddenly broke away from the crime-solving atmosphere of the first half, and the audience's emotions were invested in Hou Bo's story as Jiang Yuan told it.

Like many traditional tragic stories, after Lucy and Hope's love affair was exposed, the leader of the sect personally visited Ferrier and ordered Lucy to choose one of the two elders' sons, namely Diber and Stangerson.

Marry as a concubine.

Ferrier naturally could not accept this request, so he notified Hope and wanted to escape together.

Hope prepared the horses and took the father and daughter out of the sect's controlled area. They traveled for more than a day, but still failed to escape.

During the break, the sect caught up with her, Lucy was recaptured, and Ferrier was executed by the sect.

After being captured and brought back, Lucy was forced to marry Uncle Druid and died of depression not long after.

Determined to take revenge, Hope secretly took away Lucy's wedding ring when she was buried, which was the one that later appeared at the crime scene.

As Jiang Yuan finished telling the tragic story of Hou Bo's past and the motive for committing the crime, the atmosphere in the live broadcast room of the radio station also became a lot heavier.
Chapter completed!