Hua Xiangxiang discovers that her fiance has lost his memory. Not only that, but everyone she knows seems to have lost theirs as well. Things get even worse when a criminal breaks into her home on her birthday, murders her fiance for no reason, and rapes her. After being kidnapped, Hua Xiangxiang plays a cat-and-mouse game with a cold-blooded devil while secretly carrying out her revenge plan. But just as she carefully lays her plans, her supposedly dead fiance appears before her alive...
Note: This is a contemporary fictional story. The events and setting are entirely imaginary and have no connection to reality. Updates are normally daily; I'll take a day off if something comes up. This story firmly supports building a harmonious and civilized society. In the end, good will triumph over evil, villains will get what they deserve, and everyone who breaks the law will be punished by the law.
I have something going on at home recently, so the updates will be unstable. I'm sorry everyone, I will try my best to update. I will try to update more when this busy period is over.
Leng Dong must not be the male protagonist
Finally understand a little bit
Cool, we Huahua are starting to become queens
I'm curious if that little girl has a tattoo?
Hmm... It's puzzling. There are two male protagonists as promised, one is not online for a long time, and the other is always so bad... I wonder when will things make further progress?
Oops, he died again. I'm actually very curious as to why the heroine didn't die after dying twice (she definitely didn't die this time either). She wasn't a god or ghost, nor was she reborn in a parallel space. So how did she do it? Isn't my fiancé already dead? How could he come back from the dead? Could he be a clone or a twin?
To be honest, I think the heroine's return to look for Honeysuckle is more like a show of bravery and a problem of identifying weaknesses. It is also the heroine's desire to have a kind of psychological self-proof and to force a comeback. But when the heroine has such a mentality, it has already been proved that the heroine is helpless in the face of Honeysuckle, so she can only use this as comfort. The heroine has already lost and the heroine is afraid. . After all, proving weakness can be proved as long as there is still a chance to meet Lonicera. But the current situation is that the heroine is seriously injured. Even with a gun, the heroine may not be able to win. If the heroine feels that she can defeat Lonicera with a gun, then she should kill him when Lonicera turns his back. What is the weakness at this time? Is it necessary? If the heroine herself knows that she cannot kill Honeysuckle, then she should not go back. She should recover from her injuries first, strengthen her strength, and then try to fight later. But now, it's just a matter of being sent to someone's door to be tortured, so I don't understand the meaning of the heroine's behavior of going back. .
If you don't want to kill him, why don't you hurt him? The heroine is so used to being hurt that she doesn't even dare to fight back directly. She can only prove her weakness in this way. . The heroine is afraid of him. .
I have something going on at home recently, so the updates will be unstable. I'm sorry everyone, I will try my best to update. I will try to update more when this busy period is over.
Leng Dong must not be the male protagonist
Finally understand a little bit
Cool, we Huahua are starting to become queens
I'm curious if that little girl has a tattoo?
Hmm... It's puzzling. There are two male protagonists as promised, one is not online for a long time, and the other is always so bad... I wonder when will things make further progress?
Oops, he died again. I'm actually very curious as to why the heroine didn't die after dying twice (she definitely didn't die this time either). She wasn't a god or ghost, nor was she reborn in a parallel space. So how did she do it? Isn't my fiancé already dead? How could he come back from the dead? Could he be a clone or a twin?
To be honest, I think the heroine's return to look for Honeysuckle is more like a show of bravery and a problem of identifying weaknesses. It is also the heroine's desire to have a kind of psychological self-proof and to force a comeback. But when the heroine has such a mentality, it has already been proved that the heroine is helpless in the face of Honeysuckle, so she can only use this as comfort. The heroine has already lost and the heroine is afraid. . After all, proving weakness can be proved as long as there is still a chance to meet Lonicera. But the current situation is that the heroine is seriously injured. Even with a gun, the heroine may not be able to win. If the heroine feels that she can defeat Lonicera with a gun, then she should kill him when Lonicera turns his back. What is the weakness at this time? Is it necessary? If the heroine herself knows that she cannot kill Honeysuckle, then she should not go back. She should recover from her injuries first, strengthen her strength, and then try to fight later. But now, it's just a matter of being sent to someone's door to be tortured, so I don't understand the meaning of the heroine's behavior of going back. .
If you don't want to kill him, why don't you hurt him? The heroine is so used to being hurt that she doesn't even dare to fight back directly. She can only prove her weakness in this way. . The heroine is afraid of him. .
My flowers. . . Ah, disgusting Dongdong