Literary version:
The innocent eyes of the past dim in the murk of sin.
The familiar names of the past are lost in a distant, empty city.
Following a fate that veered off course from the very beginning, she walks on.
Years pass like grains of sand through her fingers.
Every laugh, every tear, every scar must be bravely acknowledged.
Whether base or kind, reckless or restrained, all we can do is strive to survive.
Until the walls close in, and this body is buried in the dust.
Love and hate are already etched into the soul; there is no need to confirm them with palm lines.
Concise version: An ordinary seventeen-year-old girl transmigrates into Alluka, grows up little by little in the Zoldyck Family, and encounters the plot, the Spiders, and countless unexpected events, ultimately grasping the small glimmer of light in her life.
Not naive, not all-powerful, and not out of character. I reply to every comment. Thank you.
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I hate this woman so much, I don't like fraud
It is now 1:46 on November 7, 2020. I am very happy to come across this book. I read it in one sitting, and my heart feels warm and bitter. Anyone who beats the enemy Hakka cannot be too healing. Only this record
Well, it feels, it feels a bit rushed.
Well, it feels, it feels a bit rushed.
I couldn't bear to watch it anymore. Someone who I thought was not an opponent could actually bring such a fatal blow. . .
It's so cruel and sad. Can the author write a side story where the person who beats up the enemy Hakka knows that Anya wants Alluka?
Although it's a bit unpleasant to see that Alluka [or Anya] was resurrected seven years later and the plot has already ended, but... The ending is so sweet, what do you want me to do!
Like it very much Want to see Kurt The writing style is very good But the rest of the story was too hastily concluded. Anyway, I like it very much
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This is not the first time I read this article. Although it is not perfect, the feelings it brings are always so deep...