During an argument with her stepfather, K accidentally kills him, then faints at the sight of blood. When K wakes up, she seems to have become A, a girl with a happy, wealthy family and an incredibly handsome boyfriend. Meanwhile, A seems to have become K and been taken to the police station for questioning.
K knows that transmigration and soul swapping can’t happen in the real world. So why did she wake up as A, who had been in a car accident and had her leg put in a cast?
Even more terrifying, one day she accidentally falls off a chair and discovers that her supposedly injured leg isn’t hurt at all!
Behind the castle’s rows of tightly shut doors, it seems there are secrets no one wants revealed...
Meanwhile, A wakes up in the hospital to find an unfamiliar police officer sitting beside her bed, ready to announce a tragedy...
(No harem, no transmigration, no golden finger, not a power fantasy, no mindless characters, dual female leads. Content warning: the portrayal of human nature is very realistic and somewhat disturbing. Read with caution if that bothers you.)
It is completely a single male protagonist. The male protagonist has more scenes than the so-called two female protagonists combined. A and K are simply props, let alone the protagonists! Not even NPCs. The suspenseful part relies entirely on randomly switching perspectives to solve puzzles.
All I can say is that these clones are amazing.
Not bad, you can take a look
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