Lin Zhi entered a period novel called "Little Lucky Stars of the 1970s".
The heroine in the book is her cousin Lin Wan, who has a koi zodiac sign, a prosperous husband and a prosperous family. She falls into the water to pick up money and meets a noble man, and then marries into the city and becomes the wife of an official.
And she, Lin Zhi, is the cannon fodder control group in the book. His parents died in mysterious circumstances, his family property was swallowed up by his uncle's family, and he was finally married to a lame old bachelor and beaten to death in a pig pen.
The original owner crashed into a monument and died. There is only one sentence in the book: That girl from the Lin family was also unlucky.
Lin Zhi awakened the infinite space in front of the grave and sneered. Not lucky? She wanted to see who was the unlucky person.
Lin Wan was picking up ancient jade under the locust tree? She dug out the jade first. Lin Wan saved the old educated youth and formed a good relationship? She invited the doctor in advance. Lin Wan fell into the water and was rescued by the male protagonist? She dragged Lin Wan ashore and let the male protagonist leave.
Relatives want to rob the ancestral home? She moved her uncle's house with nothing left. Third uncle takes over the ancestral home? She put the title deed on the wall and asked him to pay back the money before entering. The eldest aunt used her in exchange for a bride price? She asked the man to chase her aunt all over the village.
Later, Lin Wan stood in front of her and asked, "Zhizhi, do you hate me?"
Lin Zhi said: "I don't hate you. I just don't accept my fate."
She snatched away the opportunities of cousin Fuxing one by one, only to discover that the "092" fragments left behind by her parents contained a greater secret than she imagined——
They didn't die from illness. Was silenced.
And behind Lin Wan's koi fate, there is also the real secret of this book.
That day Lin Zhi took out the ancient jade and weighed it. She had no intention of returning this piece of jade.
She would use it to pry open the mouth of the truth.
Reader comments
Why is this writing technique used? This is not the first time I have seen it.
It sounds awkward and a bit stiff to read.
The plot is okay, the content is average, the characters are pretty good, and the protagonist solves the same puzzles.
The cousin writes as if she is sick, and the people around her are like NPCs. The protagonist doesn't seem to know anything about her unless she exposes them. She only clings to Lin Wan and praises Lin Wan for being true, kind and beautiful [face covering] [face covering] It's so weird, and the space is also weird.
Is the thing left by the protagonist's parents something from this era? It's very mysterious.
Not a cool article.
I don't feel anything about being slapped in the face, I just feel that it's amazing, and the people inside are all amazing.
Why is this writing technique used? This is not the first time I have seen it. It sounds awkward and a bit stiff to read. The plot is okay, the content is average, the characters are pretty good, and the protagonist solves the same puzzles. The cousin writes as if she is sick, and the people around her are like NPCs. The protagonist doesn't seem to know anything about her unless she exposes them. She only clings to Lin Wan and praises Lin Wan for being true, kind and beautiful [face covering] [face covering] It's so weird, and the space is also weird. Is the thing left by the protagonist's parents something from this era? It's very mysterious. Not a cool article. I don't feel anything about being slapped in the face, I just feel that it's amazing, and the people inside are all amazing.