In her previous life, she was a peerless genius. Assassination, medicine, saving lives, taking them, it all came down to a single thought.
In her next life, she returns to her old line of work.
She makes a living as a thief, and she's so good at it that it's effortless.
But no one's perfect. Her second job goes wrong: she loses her virginity and ends up being hunted.
Who knows what she's been through!
She's captured, and a man tortures her mercilessly, using all eighty-one methods of torture just to pry loose every little detail about a woman who's already dead.
“Scum! If you've got the guts, kill me!” she cries, seething with grievance.
By a twist of fate, she's rescued. From then on, they can only be enemies. Wherever she goes, the land is either strewn with the wails of the dying or littered with bones.
“I came back to kill you.”
“But... I love you.”
It's okay to change it. I'm quite satisfied.
A good article, happy and comfortable to read. It seems to be written about medicine and poisoning, but it is not shown.
And what about a pair of twins? Missing? Where are those two sir?
I was still confused when I saw the end...
Five Lessons Star is short and concise but also perfectly presents a tortuous and poignant story.
The author needs to cheer up!!!