[Lightning protection: no system, no travel.
[Into the Pit: The grudges of wealthy families, the love and hatred of clones]
The story is based on the plot of the European movie "Clone Husband", telling the birth of the world's first human clone and what happened after his identity was exposed.
Park Chun-ha and Kim Seung-eun were hit by a huge avalanche during their engagement trip. After being trapped, there is little hope of rescue.
At the last moment of his life, Jin Chengen closed his eyes, and in Park Tianxia's pocket was the last strand of hair with hair follicles that he stuffed into her.
Park Tianha launched the "Clone Project", a move that was opposed by most people.
Jin Chengen's father, however, acquiesced to this matter out of consideration for the family heir.
"I don't want to resurrect him, I want to continue him! Chengen gave me the chance to live, and now, I want to give him his life back! This is my womb, my choice, and I will bear all the sins and punishments!"
Reader comments
Clones really shouldn't exist. It's actually very painful to see the cloned male protagonist in the latest chapter. He doesn't know who he is. He wants to be himself, but everyone says he is "him" [crying] The female protagonist is quite selfish. It's already reached this point. The cloned male protagonist has been known to the world and is locked up. She just said to let the cloned male protagonist be himself [almost crying]
If you really love "him", why don't you think about the world he will face when he grows up and that he will be locked up and studied after his secret is discovered [crying] Have you really thought about the future for "him" before creating him?
I have seen a clone movie before, but I can't remember the plot clearly. I only remember a few scenes with great impression: the heroine is pregnant with the cloned hero; the heroine is waiting at home while the cloned hero is in school; the heroine tells the truth and the cloned hero beats her and has sex with her, then leaves and abandons the heroine. I don't know what happened next.
I hope the ending of the protagonist in this book can be a little better [I'm about to cry] The heroine now has a daughter and has a future to rely on. But the male clones living in this world are probably not so lucky [crying] Just like people cannot choose their parents when they are born, some people don't actually look forward to being born, they are just born [crying]
The writing is very good, and some of the terminology is quite professional haha. I reviewed high school biology, and the plot is quite exciting. I borrowed the movie setting but wrote my own thoughts. The movie does not portray the male protagonist much. The book carefully discusses the male protagonist's confusion as a clone. The only development that feels a bit bloody is the war between the chaebols for property. I feel like I can guess what the villains want to do haha.
Okay, the update is over. It's indeed an unexpected ending [laughing awkwardly], so in the end only Nian En is left?
Author, why did they all die in the end? It was so painful. It was cruel from the beginning, but finally it was a little warm at the end. Why did he die so easily? The heroine obviously made so much effort to "recover" "Live" her lover, and the male protagonist also experienced so much suffering before he could get a little warmth and relief. Why are they both dead😭😭😭I'm in so much pain! I can't sleep! It's too bad! It's so miserable! What sin did they two commit? It's so painful😭😭😭😭😭It hurts😭😭😭😭😭It's uncomfortable😩😩😩😫😫😫☹️☹️☹️☹️
So wonderful. The early setting is similar to the plot of the movie, but the later portrayal of the clones and the protagonist is so exciting and real that it can almost be read as a documentary novel about real clones! In addition, the supporting characters who set off the social identity of the clones are well created. His biological parents, how they view him, and their emotions are all described in detail. The character Han Dong-soo is particularly wonderful. Must be five stars! The only drawback is that the beginning is a bit slow...
The characterization is awesome!
It's pretty good. The plot is well set up and has great potential.
Fresh and refined, beautifully written
Awesome, I don't have any other intentions as the author. Although this article still has some logical problems, it can be said to be the top of Tomato's masterpiece. Come on👏.
Clones really shouldn't exist. It's actually very painful to see the cloned male protagonist in the latest chapter. He doesn't know who he is. He wants to be himself, but everyone says he is "him" [crying] The female protagonist is quite selfish. It's already reached this point. The cloned male protagonist has been known to the world and is locked up. She just said to let the cloned male protagonist be himself [almost crying] If you really love "him", why don't you think about the world he will face when he grows up and that he will be locked up and studied after his secret is discovered [crying] Have you really thought about the future for "him" before creating him? I have seen a clone movie before, but I can't remember the plot clearly. I only remember a few scenes with great impression: the heroine is pregnant with the cloned hero; the heroine is waiting at home while the cloned hero is in school; the heroine tells the truth and the cloned hero beats her and has sex with her, then leaves and abandons the heroine. I don't know what happened next. I hope the ending of the protagonist in this book can be a little better [I'm about to cry] The heroine now has a daughter and has a future to rely on. But the male clones living in this world are probably not so lucky [crying] Just like people cannot choose their parents when they are born, some people don't actually look forward to being born, they are just born [crying]
The writing is very good, and some of the terminology is quite professional haha. I reviewed high school biology, and the plot is quite exciting. I borrowed the movie setting but wrote my own thoughts. The movie does not portray the male protagonist much. The book carefully discusses the male protagonist's confusion as a clone. The only development that feels a bit bloody is the war between the chaebols for property. I feel like I can guess what the villains want to do haha. Okay, the update is over. It's indeed an unexpected ending [laughing awkwardly], so in the end only Nian En is left?
Author, why did they all die in the end? It was so painful. It was cruel from the beginning, but finally it was a little warm at the end. Why did he die so easily? The heroine obviously made so much effort to "recover" "Live" her lover, and the male protagonist also experienced so much suffering before he could get a little warmth and relief. Why are they both dead😭😭😭I'm in so much pain! I can't sleep! It's too bad! It's so miserable! What sin did they two commit? It's so painful😭😭😭😭😭It hurts😭😭😭😭😭It's uncomfortable😩😩😩😫😫😫☹️☹️☹️☹️
So wonderful. The early setting is similar to the plot of the movie, but the later portrayal of the clones and the protagonist is so exciting and real that it can almost be read as a documentary novel about real clones! In addition, the supporting characters who set off the social identity of the clones are well created. His biological parents, how they view him, and their emotions are all described in detail. The character Han Dong-soo is particularly wonderful. Must be five stars! The only drawback is that the beginning is a bit slow...
The characterization is awesome!
It's pretty good. The plot is well set up and has great potential.
Fresh and refined, beautifully written
Awesome, I don't have any other intentions as the author. Although this article still has some logical problems, it can be said to be the top of Tomato's masterpiece. Come on👏.
It's great, it elevated that movie!