It is recorded in the First Chronicles of the Bible that God built a garden in Eden in the east and called it the Garden of Eden.
God created a woman from dust and named Eve the daughter of the origin of all things.
God allowed her to live in the Garden of Eden and let all kinds of trees grow from the ground
It grows out of it and is pleasing to the eye, and its fruit is good for food.
But there is one tree whose fruit you must not touch, and that is the forbidden fruit from the tree of good and evil.
God said, "You must not eat of the forbidden fruit, for in the day you eat of it you will surely die."
Eve knew nothing and blindly obeyed God
One day, an uninvited guest came to the Garden of Eden, a snake with a blood-red body and a ruby embedded in its head.
The serpent plucked the forbidden fruit and came to Eve, seducing her with sweet words.
The snake handed over the forbidden fruit, and Eve ate it as if she was possessed. The snake watched her misty eyes gradually clear up, with a successful smile on her lips.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
