A Kiss of Bone-Deep Sin

Su Ci was tied to the electric chair by her own husband, Li Jin, and forced to watch her fetus be crushed and her daughter betray her. Biting through her tongue, she cursed him: “Li Niannian is carrying her own little brother in her stomach!” Three months later, she tore off her human-skin mask and returned as “Su Shiyi,” bearing a centipede-shaped scar. She implanted a bomb in Li Jin’s spine, and the skull of his first love, Shen Qingge, became the raw material for her weapon of revenge. At his birthday banquet, a cake concealing severed fingers set off an ethical nuclear war. Morse code etched into a stomach wall exposed the truth about “feeding babies with human flesh.” As VX poison gas filled the air and flames devoured the estate, Li Jin cut his throat and inserted a tube to give her oxygen, sealing it with a kiss sweet as honey. From the ashes, a clone crawled out. “Shall we restart the game?” This is a neural nuclear blast that burns ethics to the ground. A million reads are merely the embers of dopamine, and in the end, they will become algorithmic puppets, producing endlessly in the Tomato Universe: a traffic hell devoid of literature.