Jiang Lubai often feels incredible when he recalls the years he spent with Rao Xingzi.
In the eyes of everyone, Rao Xingzi is a tangled thorn growing in a dark corner. She is paranoid and indifferent. She hides in the shadows and peeks at all those who hurt her, and takes revenge with a smile in the darkness.
She is poison wrapped in honey, tempting life to come closer and then destroying it.
But in Jiang Lubai's eyes, she was always the little girl he grew up with. She looked up at her childish face, full of innocence, and said with a smile: "Jiang Lubai, you are so beautiful."
If the price for the love between an angel and a devil is that the angel falls from the clouds, can he take the initiative to break his wings in the hope of falling into her arms?
When Little Red Riding Hood becomes the Big Bad Wolf, are the bullets or flowers hidden in the hunter's gun? In the weird fairy tale, who bears whose sins, and who becomes whose salvation?
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
