The novel version of "Dark Glory" has dual personalities of bullying and revenge, and a sense of forbearance.
28-Year-old Lin Wei hid her anti-anxiety medicine in a reference book in the library. She couldn't remember why she always woke up from nightmares in the three years of high school - was it the ice in the cold storage that seeped into her bone marrow? Or was someone holding a utility knife and forcing her to kneel down? All she knew was that her reflection in the mirror would always carry a lingering timidity.
Until the invitation to the high school reunion exploded: Jiang Ruoxue, the bully leader who locked her in the cold storage, became a beauty Internet celebrity with millions of followers; the rich second generation who poured vitriol on her textbooks suddenly became an investor; even the "followers" who watched her being stripped of her clothes married into wealthy families and became celebrities. They joked on social platforms about "thank you for the wind and rain", but they didn't know that the prey in the abyss had already transformed into two knives.
"My name is Lin Mo." The 18-year-old girl woke up with the hatred from ten years ago, and her fingertips swiped the rusty utility knife among the old things. "I will remember it for you if you don't dare to remember it; I will take charge of the revenge you don't dare to avenge."
