[This story is complete. Please see my profile for the next one, Beast in a Cage.]
Mu Jianqing was born on the first day of the seventh lunar month, when the gates of the underworld swung wide open.
Then, for some reason, the gates wouldn’t close again.
And somehow, the whole mess landed on her shoulders.
This is probably a heartwarming (?) love story dressed up as a horror mystery.
Tattooed heroine X hero who sincerely just wants to sleep with you
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Beast in a Cage synopsis:
When Shen Jinchao was twelve, someone set fire to the shabby little house she lived in. The flames could be seen from half a mile away, and the smoke nearly made her cough up a lung.
Shen Jinchao had broken her leg and lay on the floor, black as a lump of coal, waiting to die.
She wondered whether she’d suffocate or burn to death first.
Who could have guessed that, just as dawn broke, the door would burst open with a bang and Xu Xixie would find her in the nearly burned-down house?
Shen Jinchao wasn’t quite dead yet. She looked up at him.
And so she decided she was going to hold on to this debt of gratitude forever.
Heroine who’s been blinded by his good looks, has been pretending to be young all along, and has never been found out X super-protective, vindictive, petty hero
Theme:
Ah, this, this, this. This ending made me so sad, it felt like it was really a bit unfinished. I should boast, many of the settings are interesting, and the heroine's character is well drawn. But at the same time, it feels like a lot of deep and delicate holes have been dug. If you say it is not filled, there are a few shovels of soil, but if you say it is well filled, it is not filled at all. There will be situations where a few thousand words are used to build up expectations, but in the end the incident is settled in just two hundred words. Many entanglements, causes and consequences are brushed aside and not fully explained. Of course... This is a matter of opinion. Maybe I tend to read more articles with tighter structures, which led to me feeling "let down" by the end of this article. Especially the ending. Imagine if you read Journey to the West and Tang Monk went through ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties to reach the West. You ask him if he finally obtained the true scripture? Turning to the last page, there was only one big message: "Guess." ??? Am I really?
Ahhhhhhhh you guess. . I won't win, yeah.
Wonderful, luckily I finished it in one go
Why is Chapter 60 an anti-theft seal?
It feels like the male protagonist has had no sense of presence in this article from the beginning to now, and now he has been forgotten by the protagonists. It's really sad.
Long, who already has a driver's license, doesn't know about movie theaters?
It should be "The female monster was eaten by a man", right?
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh!! Kissed!!!
Mom, what does this mean?
Mom, what does this mean?