Liang Yi gets a notice asking her to attend the funeral of her former high school's most popular boy. But after the funeral, she mysteriously disappears. Three days later, a dismemberment case rocks the city...
In one sentence: a tragedy sparked by a young woman attending a funeral. (Don't get the wrong idea: the heroine is that young woman, and she's alive.)
As for the hero, he's an obsessive, unhinged guy who has occasional episodes (when he does, just look up the reaction GIFs of Ma Jiao Zhu).
This story is playful in tone, but contains some graphic violence. Read with caution!
What?
You think this story doesn't match the blurb?!
Draw your swords! Looks like we can't just get along anymore!
I absolutely refuse to admit that this story isn't playful in tone!!!
The author is throwing a tantrum and begging for comments and bookmarks!
P.S. One more warning: the author is sensitive, this story is violent, and the hero has a scene where he eats a heart. If that makes you uncomfortable, please click away! Also, readers of pirated copies, please behave yourselves. Don't read the pirated version and then come here to leave a negative review criticizing the plot and characters. The author's writing skills are limited, and I can't write the kind of sophisticated, high-class story you're looking for, so please move along!
Theme:
The ending must be HE, the ending must be HE, the ending must be HE, the ending must be HE, the ending must be HE, the ending must be HE
Hoe the earth... Seems to be a Cantonese way of saying playing cards.
I like the author!!!!!! But I want the male protagonist to make his identity clear ((?(//?Д/?/)?))
Cheating for a lifetime... Well, many things cannot just be based on the process.
Author, I support you very much! But what really bothers me is why the male protagonist doesn't confess. In fact, from the ending, Ayi felt sad when she looked at Little Baozi. It can be seen that she still misses the male protagonist. If the male protagonist doesn't confess, won't the female protagonist feel a little weird in the future? Then maybe you, the author, think so too - one day the heroine will find out that Chu Li is actually the hero, so you omitted it. The third point is what happened to Police Officer Wang and the woman who had a crush on the male protagonist? It seems like they have nothing more to say. Isn't Officer Wang a good person? Fourth point, don't they need to worry about being discovered when they move to that place? . . The fifth point is, will the person whose body is taken over by the male protagonist feel cheated? . The sixth point is, how did the heroine feed the little bun when she didn't give birth to him? Don't you mean to eat meat? Regarding the seventh point, it seems that I haven't thought of anything for the time being. Author, I understand you. I am also writing a novel here, but I am even worse and almost no one sees it. So I gave up. . . . (Actually, the bigger reason is because I'm still a student!) It's your persistence that made us read this article. Your imagination is so good~I'm envious~Come on! I saw someone's tweet on Weibo, and I explained all the comments that said your article was not good. In fact, it may be because most readers have not read too many such articles. I have read some articles about body snatching and zombies before, so I don't feel any sense of violation when reading this question. Maybe this is the basis for reading the article. In the end, these are my personal opinions, please feel free to complain. . .
I'm sorry, the ending made me sad. I thought the heroine was a little weak, the hero was a little domineering, Master Gu was a little cruel, and I felt a little aggrieved. Well, actually I still like the author's article.
Professional scoring for a hundred years ~ has never been surpassed ~
Professional scoring for a hundred years ~ has never been surpassed ~
Sprinkle flowers and finally get what you want.
Oops~ How come it's over~ I still want to watch it~