I am an evil spirit.
Those evil things are not theirs, they are all mine.
I am an evil spirit.
Traveling around the world, I am used to seeing evil.
Evil in man, evil in beasts, all living things, all evil.
Everyone in the world has evil thoughts, but wherever I am, those evil thoughts will be infinitely magnified, even if it is really just the most insignificant trace at first.
Those evil thoughts will control them and make them live for me.
Therefore, those evil things are not theirs, but mine.
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I was originally going to write a romance, but after chapter 80 it turned into science fiction.
There are many of the author's own ideas and thoughts, and I look forward to your comments and exchanges.
If you can't stand it, be sure to read Chapter 80 and later, especially for science and engineering men, you will be surprised~
I never lie to people, hehe.
Reader comments
It's also good to be a second reviewer of this book! "The Evil Deeds" breaks the conventional palace battle romance routine and unfolds from the perspective of the evil spirit "I", which is novel and unique. The author Yang Hexue uses "I" to witness the evil thoughts in the world, and puts forward the thought-provoking view that "human beings are inherently evil in nature". Wherever "I" goes, evil is magnified, just like throwing a huge boulder on a calm lake, stirring up thousands of waves of human nature. Settings such as the parasitic host and the out-of-body soul echo wonderfully with a plot in Mo Yan's "Wine Country", adding to the fantasy color. In the context of palace battles, this setting fully exposes the dark side of the characters, which is more profound than traditional palace battles. Overall, it is a deep and creative work that opens up a new path for palace battle romance.
It's the first time I've seen this type of thing. Anyway, it's really beautiful.
It's also good to be a second reviewer of this book! "The Evil Deeds" breaks the conventional palace battle romance routine and unfolds from the perspective of the evil spirit "I", which is novel and unique. The author Yang Hexue uses "I" to witness the evil thoughts in the world, and puts forward the thought-provoking view that "human beings are inherently evil in nature". Wherever "I" goes, evil is magnified, just like throwing a huge boulder on a calm lake, stirring up thousands of waves of human nature. Settings such as the parasitic host and the out-of-body soul echo wonderfully with a plot in Mo Yan's "Wine Country", adding to the fantasy color. In the context of palace battles, this setting fully exposes the dark side of the characters, which is more profound than traditional palace battles. Overall, it is a deep and creative work that opens up a new path for palace battle romance.
It's the first time I've seen this type of thing. Anyway, it's really beautiful.