Everything you say comes true, especially the curses you utter without thinking.
Lin Wan's life had been marked by bad luck ever since she was eight.
Her adoptive mother's insults, her knees on shards of broken glass, a threadbare cotton coat that let in the winter wind... She thought returning to her biological parents would be her salvation, only to discover that she was merely the “unwanted real heiress” in a wealthy family's drama.
Her father was cold, her mother distant, her fake-heiress sister wielded a gentle but deadly knife, and her brother saw her as an intruder.
On her very first day home, she merely muttered in frustration, “Why doesn't the steering wheel slip?” The arrogant brother's front tooth promptly smashed against the car window.
It turned out she had a cursed tongue. No, it was more than that.
It was a curse, a power that made her words come true, a strange force lurking deep in her bloodline, nourished by suffering.
But what if the curse could become a weapon?
I have read too many articles about True and False Thousands of Gold, but this is the first time I have seen it written from the perspective of this article, and it has been well received.
It's very well written! When encountering such unfair things, many people will feel resentful, sad and sad. Pain. Lin Wan is capable but not vicious. This is just her little sense of self-preservation.
Part of it is my life experience The author is indeed destined to me, and thank you for helping me find the correct answer🙏🏻
I think the writing is pretty good. I recommend everyone to read it. Good luck to the author💪
It's okay so far, but how is it going to end?
Well written, keep up the good work