Jin Ye's Heart Erosion: Her Hatred Is the Prisoner of My Heart.

[Sadomasochism/forced love/heart-torture/strong female/yandere/substitute/neural chain/twin tribulation/epileptic article! ! ! ] In the seventh year of the curse, Ji Jinye finally saw clearly that Yu Zhaowei, the "medicine guide" she had dug out with her own hands, was the anchor of her fate. From burning plum blossoms in the cold pool to burning hearts in ice coffins, from controlling nerve chains to strangling memories, Ji Jinye thought he was taming an animal. Little did he know that he had already become a prisoner of emotion. Yu Zhaowei's hatred is a poisonous blade, and every scar is engraved with "you don't deserve to be loved"; but when the substitution curse backfires and the nerve chain breaks, she sees clearly: It turns out that she has planted "love" into the other person's bones and blood. When the court was stained with blood, she cut out the word "" to show her power; when she locked the phoenix with a golden luan, she hung up the word "" as a sacrifice. It wasn't until the night before he ascended the throne that the twin baby tattoos were revealed in the blue light - it turned out that the two were destined twins, and the nerve chain had already entangled flesh and blood into a knot. When the memory cage shatters, the cold buns shared in childhood, the unspoken promises, and the heartbeat on the operating table all become knives piercing the two of them. Yu Zhao micro-machine caressed her heart: "The heart you stole has been beating here for ten years." Ji Jinye grabbed her neck, but she saw gray tears oozing out of her eyes: "Then why did you say 'don't stop' with your last breath when I was cutting out her heart?" This is a story about "using hate as a rope and love as a prison" - when the sadomasochism comes to an end, they understand: It turns out that the most severe punishment is never cutting with a knife, but "I could have loved you, but I carved your life into my life with hatred."