
I Splashed Poison on My Pregnant Sister-in-Law, and Went on a Rampage
毒药泼给怀孕小姑子,我杀疯了
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I've found an incredibly addictive short story! The opening of "Poisoning My Pregnant Sister-in-Law, I Went Mad" really grabbed me immediately. The "life's commentary" trope is cleverly designed. The female protagonist sees through her mother-in-law's malicious intentions beforehand—a bowl of medicine meant to prevent miscarriage, intended to kill the unborn child and the pregnant woman.