Trilogy of Juechen

She knelt by the water, her limbs fluttering, and her head buried deep in the water. He suddenly pulled her up. Large swaths of air were sucked into her lungs, and she coughed hard. His hair was grabbed again and pushed into the water. Her eyes were blurred, and there was deep water all around her. She felt like she was going to die. He pulled her up again. Her lungs were burning, her nasal cavity was torn in pain, water stains formed at the corners of her mouth, and she couldn't open her eyes. His voice seemed to be a world away, icy, cold, and seemed to be filled with paranoid madness, and he said to her: "Aren't you willing to die for him? This time, die for me too." He pressed her down again. The long, soft black hair floated on the water like seaweed. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.