Readers are always accustomed to following the protagonist's perspective, but how can you be sure that the protagonist is not lying to you?
[Two male protagonists + the owner of the white sick rice seedling dressed in black vs. The mentally ill and paranoid little mad dog + micro-terrorism + coercion]
The protagonist has a mental problem, but you have to decide which one has the problem yourself. It is not a cool story, the pace is slow, and the whole story is empty.
I have a master, I'm always craving for his body
He is really innocent and cute. I am afraid of scaring him away, but I also want to crush him with my hands.
Suddenly one day I discovered that my master had been lying to me
He modified my memory and reconstructed my life
In this way, I will always love him, trust him, and surrender to him
He disguises himself as my most desired prey
Seducing me to fall, attracting me to prey, holding the chain in my hand, asking me to fall for him in the chase game
Even if I tie him into the basement, it won't change the fact that I'm the dog.
The invisible chains are always in his hands
He uses hate as the cause and love as the result, and uses my desires and memories to tightly lock my throat.
Does he love me or not?
How can I make him never leave me?
…
"I don't trust anyone, but I will never doubt Shen Yu. Even if he lies to me and wants to kill me, I will always be loyal to him."
"The loyalty and love you think you have for me is just an illusion of altered memory... But as a chess player, I really fell in love with the mad dog I had raised by my side since I was young."
