Everyone thought Wen Ran was just a cute, obedient little plaything in Xie Yan's hands.
Even in bed, he submissively let Xie Yan do as he pleased.
But in Xie Yan's eyes, he was nothing more than a worthless dog.
On the day Xie Yan celebrated his first love's birthday, Wen Ran accidentally ate a fruit he was allergic to at home. As he choked, he instinctively called Xie Yan for help. The call rang once, then someone hung up.
He came close to dying.
Then one day, Wen Ran said, "Let's end this."
Xie Yan frowned, unconcerned. "Fine. Don't come begging me to take you back later."
Of course, Wen Ran never begged Xie Yan to love him again, or to cherish him.
Because the last time Xie Yan saw Wen Ran, the young man's body was lying at the bottom of a lake, long since bereft of breath.
His skin had turned deathly pale from soaking in the water, sickly and unnatural.
His eyes bloodshot, his expression cold and sinister, Xie Yan clutched him tightly to his chest.
At the memorial, Xie Yan held the young man's ashes, his eyes utterly numb.
But then, unexpectedly, he saw Wen Ran: alive.
Xie Yan tried to grab the young man walking away beneath an umbrella, but a crowd of people pinned him down, nearly sending him to the hospital.
None of them would admit that Wen Ran was still alive.
They even said he was crazy.
Weibo: @Xiao Chengzhou
Content warnings:
1. Soapy drama, a practice novel. The love interest suffers first, then the protagonist. A groveling pursuit after a breakup.
2. When the love interest has an allergic reaction and is choking, the moment he turns on his phone, the protagonist's call history is displayed. This is explained in the story.
Coming soon: The Poor Little One Can't Escape
Wen Zhi has glossy black hair, snow-white skin, and delicate features. He was born adored by everyone and treasured by the Wen family, but an accident later took away his sight and his memories.
While he is suffering from amnesia, his attending physician claims to be his boyfriend and even tells him about a scar in a private place.
Wen Zhi believes him and quickly grows dependent on him.
Then, one day after undergoing eye surgery, Wen Zhi suddenly regains his sight. A phone call comes in, and a man urgently tells him two things:
1. This man is not a doctor, let alone the boyfriend he claims to be.
2. Don't tell anyone you can see.
Every night, Wen Zhi falls asleep in his boyfriend's arms.
It makes him feel wonderfully warm, as if someone is taking care of him.
One night, Wen Zhi wakes up in the middle of the night and finds the man staring straight at him, his expression dark and obsessive, his gaze filled with frightening infatuation.
Cameras have been installed all over the villa.
And the medication he takes for his amnesia has been replaced with another kind of supplement.
A chill runs down Wen Zhi's back. He pretends to be blind, trembling with fear, while secretly planning how to escape.
Then one day, the phone call comes again, telling him the man will be away on a business trip for three days. It's the perfect time to run.
Wen Zhi gathers his things and races down the long, winding staircase. He runs fast, and just as he is about to open the villa's front door, the light outside seems like a new beginning.
Then Wen Zhi sees a tall figure standing straight in the doorway, wearing a faintly amused smile. It is clear he has been waiting for a long time.
Wen Zhi panics and involuntarily backs away.
"Giving up the act?" the man asks in a sinister voice.
In the end, Wen Zhi is successfully rescued by the person on the phone.
But then he discovers, to his horror, that this man has exactly the same face as Yu Qingxing, only with a gentle, refined nature, an air of nobility, and elegant manners.
He is completely different from the gloomy Yu Qingxing, yet in one respect, they are exactly alike.
They both want to possess him and bully him.
Later
Yu Qingxing can't stand seeing Wen Zhi treat someone else so well. One day at home, he corners him and demands, "Do you like me or him?"
Wen Zhi is badgered until he can't take it anymore. Certain Yu Zhixing won't find out, he placates him with a sweet lie: "I like you."
Yu Qingxing hears this and contentedly closes his eyes, secretly pleased. When he opens them again, he has taken on a rare, refined and gentle demeanor. Smiling as usual, the man asks in a casual tone, "You like him?"
A pretty blind man, sweet on the outside and scheming within, X a powerful man who's fake-refined and genuinely twisted.
P.S.:
Screenshot taken on 2022.3.2. Do not copy.
1. No splitting into different people. Both personalities belong to the same person.
2. A wild love triangle: Personality 1 gets jealous of Personality 2 and bullies the love interest mercilessly; Personality 2 gets jealous of Personality 1 and possesses him mercilessly.
3. The medication was not switched by the protagonist. No spoilers; this is explained in the story.
Luring Evil Spirits
A college student is targeted by an escaped criminal.
The criminal steals everything the student has, kidnaps him, and drives him deep into the mountains.
When the student struggles desperately, the criminal flies into a rage and smashes a rock into his head.
Warm red blood trickles over the rough ground. The forest rustles as a dense, sinister aura draws near, gradually revealing a terrifying ghostly figure.
One week later,
the captured criminal dies suddenly in prison.
Meanwhile, the college student wakes up in a hospital bed, his head groggy. As soon as he looks up, he sees his boyfriend gazing at him with a warm, refined smile.
Wen Er thinks there is something very wrong with his boyfriend. Ever since they got together, the man has developed some strange habits.
Sometimes he secretly sniffs Wen Er's intimate clothing, nostrils twitching, his expression blissful.
Other times, in the middle of the night, he stares stiffly at Wen Er with pitch-black eyes, like a monster drooling obscenely over its long-lost meal.
Worst of all, he has no self-control!
Wen Er is baffled. His boyfriend used to be so chaste, so why is he like this now
Now?
Now!
Suddenly, his whole body goes rigid. His memories of his boyfriend are a hazy blur, as though shrouded in fog.
The door creaks open, revealing an incomparably handsome face, pale and cold, with a sinister look.
Wen Er's lips turn white. As he looks at the "boyfriend" he has spent all this time with, cold sweat runs down him, and a sudden memory comes back to him.
Before the accident, he had been single. He had never had any so-called boy-friend.
Key points:
Ghost gong x human shou
Screenshot taken on 2022.7.30
Theme: Leave the past behind, start life anew, and live with clarity and conviction.
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A Marriage to Bring Good Fortune [Nonhuman]
Lantern Treasure
The Monster That Followed Me Out of the Infinite Game
Provoking Evil Spirits
My Handsome Husband Always Thinks He's a Substitute
After the Beautiful Blind Boy Was Pursued by a Brooding Tycoon
Zhou Zesheng on the Phone
My Archrival Keeps Calling Me Hubby
Blasphemy
The Many Consequences of Being Coveted by Monsters
The Gu Curse
Night Owl read it in one sitting. Although I also agree with what a friend in the comments said that sadistic attacks should not be achieved by letting the victim die, this article really meets my needs at certain times. Nowadays, when I feel wronged or sad, I like to relieve my emotions by reading similar sadistic articles, which are best made to make me burst into tears. Maybe it's a psychopathic thing (face covering). The best ending is one where heaven and man are separated, so I can really keep it till death and take it out from time to time to watch the sadistic parts. I feel nothing when watching other movies. Only when watching this kind of movie can I put myself on the receiving end and cry for him and myself. Back to the topic, I don't like to use my brain when reading this kind of articles hhhh, but as I said at the beginning, this kind of writing is not very popular, so there are not many that suit my liking. Thank you for helping me relieve the boredom of the whole day today.
Am I too hard-hearted? Why do I feel so uncomfortable with abuse?
This is the best ending, really. Wen Xia inherited Wen Ran's kindness when he was eight years old. After Wen Ran died, he returned to Wen Xia to repay his kindness. Then the author probably explained Wen Xia's whereabouts in the article, and finally Wen Ran let go of many entanglements with Xie Yan in the past (of course Xie Yan paid the price) Although it cannot be completely offset, it still leaves room for the two to start over) and finally come together. For them, this is the best and best ending (as evidence, Xie Yan knows everything about Wen Ran, and Wen Ran can truly be Wen Ran in front of Xie Yan) ~
It feels like it's a bit rushed at the back. I can understand why Wen Ran likes Xie Yan. People with low self-esteem want to dedicate themselves to the slightest bit of warmth. 0.0 However, Wen Ran didn't ask clearly about the ban. The author's previous comment section said that Fu's ending would be tragic but not miserable (he had a successful career...), And the phone call was hung up and the record was cleared. Ah. It's a pity, because I feel like Xie Yan's broken legs and burns could be replaced by torture of the heart. The torture of the heart is much more uncomfortable than the torture of the body.
Originally I was not allowed to read it after reading the comments, but then I saw the author's reply to me and thought it would be better to read it myself. Different people have different opinions. I personally feel that the situation in the article itself is not as serious as the comments say, but to be honest, I was quite tired after reading this article. I feel tired for both myself and Gong. The things that Gong has experienced and the fact that Shou's mother was a third party who intervened indirectly killed Gong's mother. I can understand Gong's attitude. From the previous description of Gong's mind, it can be seen that he is a duplicitous and tough-tongued fool. The things he suffered were not caused by Gong's instructions. It was not even because Gong was more disgusted by those people's third-party identity of his mother, right? As for Shou, I really can't understand how I had such strong feelings for Gong from the beginning... Although Gong showed up in time to save him several times when things went wrong, but considering this and the evil he felt from Gong, I feel like he should give up anyway. Although there is a little explanation in the article, I still can't understand it. In short, I don't like either Gong or Shou. Then I want to say! The transformation and rebirth of my wife in the crematorium is my highlight! When I read the copy, I really didn't realize that it was actually a rebirth!!! I want to give up the article but I have obsessive-compulsive disorder (so every time I read the article, I read the comments to check the situation before deciding whether to join in). The main reason is that if the article is not well written, it will be like a substitute literature. I think of the article I saw in CP before, which was also a rebirth. The characters in it were scumbag and disgusting, and even the victims were killed when I tried to chase my wife. He went crazy and acted miserable. He was obviously sure that Shou was really dead because he saw someone who looked similar, so he decided that he was Shou. The author also said that it was because of metaphysics that he couldn't explain, but the writing was more like he couldn't accept that he was responsible for Shou's death, so when he saw a person who looked the same, he held on to deceiving himself in order to make himself feel better. If you just pretended to investigate, I would think better of it. It's really disgusting to think about it now, but in comparison, this article doesn't seem so unacceptable... Speaking of this article, after reading it, I feel that there is no need to write Shou to death. I don't understand why I insist on writing Shou to death. In order to find him a body, I have to find another life. Shou's last attitude is that the immortal crematorium can still be burned. It's very popular. Letting him change his body and be reborn is of no use except to get another life. Or it would be better to die and be reborn and go back to the past. Well... I really can't accept the change and rebirth, because I think since you have really died once and given you a new identity, then you should go to the new life and don't go back to pick up garbage! The most acceptable rebirth is to go back to the past and focus on your career. Here, even if you kill me, you can go back to chase your wife. If you want to die, you will die all over again! And reading the comments, I feel that the author has been seriously affected by the readers' emotions. When I saw a reply from a certain author, it probably meant that if I took the BE route, all this would be a dream in the end, and there would be no rebirth... This was also the point I wanted to complain about the most when I read BE articles! Yuan Danzhi did something wrong! Do you have to torture him to death to achieve the purpose of torture??? Is Shou the tool of your abuse? Can't you just choose to live a new life without being forgiven and not looking back? If you don't attack to death, you won't regret and suffer, right? He also said that making Gong live in such pain is the biggest punishment for him. I really suck! (I'm not talking about this article here) In the past, I saw someone saying that the main focus of the essays was less. I just said that those main attack essays were really the main focus, but many of the main focus essays were not really the main focus! He is simply a tool for attack! Just think about it from Shou's point of view. Forget it, let's not talk anymore, it seems like I have said a lot of useless things hahaha. Although I still have a lot more to say, typing is so tiring (thinking about it this way, the authors really worked hard to type) and my expressive ability is not good enough to express my thoughts (?_?) It slipped away~
Such a beautiful collection of Wencai 2000 should not be
After reading this, even though I knew it wasn't a different article, I still couldn't resist it. Damn, I was really speechless at the end.
Come on, come on, it's over! Come on, look forward to the next one, hhh
It has been written very well! There are only a few extras, so I stayed up late to finish it. It's a relatively good Crematorium. This kind of subject matter is indeed easy to cause controversy and not easy to write. Anyway, I enjoyed watching it. Keep up the good work!
I've finished reading Night Owl, I hope Wen's love for Gong can slow down and be less.