Exorcism: The Love Boat Sinks Just Like That

For Keke, who is at the age when people are expected to marry, nothing could be more terrifying than discovering, just before the wedding, that her fiancé of five years has multiple personalities. Keke: "Let's get married." Ticky: "I'm happy you're proposing, Keke, but I have no money or house. I'm just a wandering miner..." Keke: "It's fine. I have money and a house, I'm a government employee, and I receive a special state allowance. I'll support you." Ticky: "..." Even though her fiancé is unreliable, earns very little, and occasionally pulls scams, Keke has never doubted how much he cares for her. But just as their happiness is about to come to fruition, everything comes to an abrupt stop... Keke's painful experience is a warning to women everywhere: make sure you know the person you're about to spend your life with before you marry. If he's hiding some problem from you, things will be even worse after the wedding!!! Also known as: My Scumbag Boyfriend Tricked Me into Marriage; My Boyfriend Turns Dark Whenever We Talk About Breaking Up; My Fiancé Has Way Too Many Personalities; My Secret Love Affair with an Actor; I Love You, Even in My Lies; How Do I Save You, My Multiple-Personality Boyfriend?; Even a Love as Great as the Titanic Can Sink, and I'll Show You How Ticky Mick: "The black me is still me, and the white me is still me. The me who loves you is still me, and the me who wants to kill you is still me. I'm simply beyond saving." Keke Walitt: "You led me out of the desolation in my heart and helped me live truly in this cruel yet beautiful world. Ticky Mick, I'll kill you before death comes for me, because I've already lost the strength to go on alone." A guide to this story: sugar-coated glass shards. Swallow with care... [Waves goodbye manually] Thanks to my dear Mu Yan Yi for making the cover!!! It perfectly captures the crazed idea I had in mind. [Bows with a serious expression] Theme: