Du Hong, a male police officer, is investigating a kidnapping case. One of the kidnappers, Yu Ling, is, astonishingly, a beautiful and frail woman. Stranger still, although nobody had discovered the kidnapping, Yu Ling turns herself in of her own accord. More incredible yet, Du Hong, whose name sounds feminine, has somehow become pregnant like a woman. The story is thus filled with suspense. It turns out that the case was faked by Yu Ling to get revenge for a wrong he once did to her, and the child in Du Hong’s belly is his twin brother, who has parasitized him in the form of a “conjoined twin.” But there is one final, most fundamental truth: she had once secretly loved him. And the kidnapping may still have been real. This ending leaves the story shrouded in mystery, with the truth seemingly hidden in unknowable depths.
Don't know what you are talking about? Anyway, I didn't understand it
It's a bit interesting. This book tells us not to offend women, or in other words, if we offend women, we must completely eliminate the consequences. Women's strength is terrible and extremely resilient.
Don't know what you are talking about? Anyway, I didn't understand it
It's a bit interesting. This book tells us not to offend women, or in other words, if we offend women, we must completely eliminate the consequences. Women's strength is terrible and extremely resilient.