Twin Tribulation: the Imperial Sister Wants Me to Die, but I Don't Agree

The most cruel thing about this book is that it makes "twins" an inescapable fate. The younger sister lost her finger, and the elder sister was so painful that she vomited blood thousands of miles away; the elder sister swallowed the Heartless Pill to cut off her senses, and the younger sister turned around on the rocky beach in Beidi and found that there was no one behind her - that desolate feeling of being "abandoned by the whole world". But what I love most is my sister's growth line. Watching her change from the shadow that would soften her heart after saying "don't die" for her sister, to the "ghost face" climbing up on the white bear's body, stepping on the tip of a knife every step, making the readers feel heartbroken and happy. Especially the line between her and Gu Changfeng - the man who once said he would protect her forever, finally knelt in the snow and burned the peace knot, saying "A Ying is dead, that Beidi woman is a monster" - I read this paragraph three times, and every time I wanted to rush into the book and slap him twice. My sister is not idle either. The Heartless Pill made her so cold that she couldn't even feel the charcoal fire, but the words she said when she cut off her hair in the Imperial Study Room to sacrifice her sister, "Become a fierce ghost and bite this hypocritical human world to pieces," made people hate her. In short, if you like the dual heroines, the deep sadomasochistic love, and the kind of sisters who say "the whole world has turned their backs on you, but I still want to live for you", close your eyes and enter. Just don't watch it in the middle of the night, as it may make your eyes swollen from crying.