When your blood smells sweet, watch out!
People will think they’ve found the secret to immortality and come rushing for you. They’ll forget the curse and reclaim humanity’s original, bloodthirsty nature. Terrifying blood loss, out-of-control crowds, and a fragrance no one can smell. Wherever the scent lingers, death follows...
The story begins with the mysterious death of Guo Dechang, the owner of a night market stall. While the police investigate several suspicious details, another identical murder occurs in the city. The victim’s death is bizarre: their clothes have been torn in more than a hundred places, and the skin around every tear is bruised. Within minutes, the bruises vanish completely, and the victim’s blood mysteriously disappears. A strange scent of death hangs over the crime scene. In the morgue, reporter Dongfang discovers that the wounds left by the autopsy are slowly healing. Even more terrifying, one of the victims appears on the street the next day. Dongfang launches a series of investigations. In a place called Sanshicun, there isn’t a single living person! Could vampires really exist? And could his beautiful girlfriend be one of them...?
It's a book that breaks conventional thinking; it's fast-paced and concise. Although it carries an atmosphere of death and horror, it can also be captivating and heartwarming. It's 2024! New year, new beginnings. I wish the author all the best and happiness, and I hope the platform will recommend more similar innovative books. Love you!
I remember reading this novel in the library when I was in college. It felt slightly different, but it was still great!
This is a great novel. The plot is tight, the story is engaging, and the transitions between chapters are very natural. I highly recommend reading this kind of novel; authors like this are rare on Tomato's platform.
I saw this in a movie called "Coward" before, and I'm rewatching it.
Although it's hard to accept, that's just human nature!
Human nature is inherently evil. From birth to death, the first thing we think of is ourselves; selfishness is human nature. Check-in, January 5, 2024.
Great, five-star review
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The storyline is so good.
Yes, I'm giving it four stars for the female lead.