Vivian Decides to Die

That author's deception is not very good.

I've read a lot of great articles, and it's really amazing to be able to write something like this.

The speculation about letting people in the orphanage go mining is quite credible. There are three main doubts about the background setting mentioned in general. It is a strange thing in itself to have an orphanage that is not short of money located in a supernatural mining area. It cannot be because of the low land price. Then the first doubt is the location of the orphanage. Orphanages can receive a lot of donations, and according to Merlin's analysis, it is very unreasonable for illegitimate children to be educated in orphanages. Since the illegitimate children's statement is to explain the origin of donations, they are classified into one category. That is, the unknown source of a large number of donations is the second suspicion. Vivian suffered a head injury, and according to analysis, the cause is unknown, accompanied by the inability to recall the specific content and the sequelae of headache, which is the third suspicion. After the background setting comes the specific plot. As mentioned later, Vivian is very soft-hearted due to some education from the dean, which draws my attention to the dean. By the way, the high-end candies bought with two months' salary are really expensive (according to the previous article, the salary of cleaning staff in the orphanage is much higher than that of Vivian, saying that the director's salary must be very high). The record that the dean was dead appeared before the disappearance. Later, Merlin witnessed a plug-type robot (this way of appearance is too scary for TVT). I speculated that the dean discovered something or objected to something and was killed and pretended to be a robot, but something else happened later that caused the false appearance of disappearance. There is a chapter at the end that says she regrets not reminding Vivian about Alice's brother, which seems a bit confusing. It should mean that something happened in the computer room two months ago. Regarding contacting the dean (I didn't go back to check the details, but it should be about 2 months according to common sense), the time of the accident should be about the same, which means that the dean's death was related to supernatural events. There were also children in the orphanage who knocked over computers that were beyond the reach of common sense, or completely destroyed them by falling into the soup. At first, they thought they were trying to lure Vivian to the computer room, but the computer room was closed later and ruled out. It was mentioned earlier that there are few ordinary residents in this area and it is troublesome to buy things. This can be said to be an indirect indication that this place is similar to remoteness. With the addition of computers and other things, it seems that Vivian is trapped here and unable to call for help. But then Alice's brother lost a new laptop. So I thought this idea didn't make sense. Or is breaking the notebook just like the child hurting Vivian's finger later, to show that there is something wrong with the child here? In fact, the scene where the robot appeared was so brutal that I didn't dare to watch those few scenes, so I wasn't sure about what the robot did to the laptop. In addition, the book Veronica decides to die has a comic ending. Wouldn't this book be a failure?

After reading Fang Ling Ji, I thought of this book when I saw the title, so I became a little interested. Reading the comments, there should be no clues. I find the author very interesting.

This article won't be a scam, right...

Very good article, it would be nice if it wasn't cups, because a lot of people don't like cups. I don't like it either, but I like this article

What a great article, the imagination is weird.

But since screenshots can be taken before, why didn't Merlin take a screenshot of Vivian's piece of paper? [The point is completely wrong...]

It's so interesting that minerals and supernatural beings are linked together. Do you think those children are raised as tools for mining?

So interested~What's going on?