Lin Jin carried the snakeskin bag and pushed open the door of dormitory 401. Five girls stared at him: a cold female CEO, a violent policewoman, a genius doctor, a cold killer, and a top star. "You're on the wrong track." He's right! Assigned by the system.
Five wealthy daughters used all their connections to kick him out, but failed. They don't know that this useless roommate who works as a street vendor is the captain of "Yam Luo" who made the underground world fearful five years ago. He came to investigate old cases, only to find that there was a string of codes hidden in the genetic chains of the five roommates - all pointing to him, chip resonance. The closer they get, the faster they die, less than ten months before genetic collapse.
Lin Jin decided to leave and packed her luggage late at night. Five shadows blocked the door: "I knew it earlier. I didn't plan to live too long, but you have to be here!"
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There is not a single tool among the five heroines. The president is the school director, the policewoman is the military training instructor, the doctor is the school doctor, the killer is a dance student, and the top performer is an art candidate who has returned from school. Each of them has an independent narrative line and family line. The most amazing thing is in Chapter 13, the doctor discovered that the antibody markers in the male protagonist's blood were on the same day as the samples returned by her father - her own father spent five years hiding the male protagonist's blood samples in his daughter's laboratory in order to prevent these samples from being used by the blood crown. Every female protagonist is not waiting for the protection of the male protagonist, they are all fighting on their own battlefield.
I watched the scene where Shen Yuan got stitches three times. There was a biometric membrane buried under the scar on her collarbone, waiting for a specific genetic marker to activate for five years. Stitching without anesthesia is not about enduring pain, it is about trying to suppress the itching of the implant with controllable pain. The person who gave her stitches was her roommate, and the person standing at the door was the person she was supposed to kill. The person who made up this stitching technique was eliminated by Blood Crown five years ago. Three people guarded a repurposed chip, and the silence in the room was heavier than any confession. This is what you call a comrade--not to take bullets for you, but to sew for you the endless letters.
What completely blew my mind was the scene where Lin Jin peeled the shrimp. The order in which he peels shrimps is not like ordinary people would peel them from scratch, but first remove the third segment of the shell - because when disposing of bombs on the battlefield, the weakest third layer of insurance must be removed first. Su Shi learned this technique personally from his father, and the instructor's daughter was the Interpol police officer who had been chasing him for three years. Two enemies who were supposed to be at odds stood on the same balcony, using the same technique to peel shrimps. This book is not just about identity dislocation, it is about how the training system tethers people from different camps into the same instinct.
There is not a single tool among the five heroines. The president is the school director, the policewoman is the military training instructor, the doctor is the school doctor, the killer is a dance student, and the top performer is an art candidate who has returned from school. Each of them has an independent narrative line and family line. The most amazing thing is in Chapter 13, the doctor discovered that the antibody markers in the male protagonist's blood were on the same day as the samples returned by her father - her own father spent five years hiding the male protagonist's blood samples in his daughter's laboratory in order to prevent these samples from being used by the blood crown. Every female protagonist is not waiting for the protection of the male protagonist, they are all fighting on their own battlefield.
I watched the scene where Shen Yuan got stitches three times. There was a biometric membrane buried under the scar on her collarbone, waiting for a specific genetic marker to activate for five years. Stitching without anesthesia is not about enduring pain, it is about trying to suppress the itching of the implant with controllable pain. The person who gave her stitches was her roommate, and the person standing at the door was the person she was supposed to kill. The person who made up this stitching technique was eliminated by Blood Crown five years ago. Three people guarded a repurposed chip, and the silence in the room was heavier than any confession. This is what you call a comrade--not to take bullets for you, but to sew for you the endless letters.
What completely blew my mind was the scene where Lin Jin peeled the shrimp. The order in which he peels shrimps is not like ordinary people would peel them from scratch, but first remove the third segment of the shell - because when disposing of bombs on the battlefield, the weakest third layer of insurance must be removed first. Su Shi learned this technique personally from his father, and the instructor's daughter was the Interpol police officer who had been chasing him for three years. Two enemies who were supposed to be at odds stood on the same balcony, using the same technique to peel shrimps. This book is not just about identity dislocation, it is about how the training system tethers people from different camps into the same instinct.