(Edits are just typo fixes, no need to reread. Mwah!)
The man gripped her hand tightly, and Yan Zao felt a chill crawl from her fingertips up her spine.
She opened her tear-blurred eyes and saw a floor strewn with severed limbs and corpses through a translucent body.
A cold breath fell against her ear, accompanied by an inscrutable laugh. "...Thank you for coming back."
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On December 17, 2020, Yan Zao received an invitation from the past.
The fog over her memories lifted, and the gloomy youth she had forgotten began again.
Go back, go back, a shrill voice whispered in her ear. You must answer for your indifference.
Eight years ago, in the cold town of H, they stood trembling before that high school and swore never to see one another again.
Returning to the scene, everyone looked shifty-eyed. No matter how unwilling they were to admit it,
they were all killers.
Reader's guide:
[Modern alternate universe / time loop / unconventional infinite-flow]
[Supernatural elements / horror and suspense]
[Happy ending / sweet romance if you focus on the relationship / male lead is neither human nor benevolent]
[Typos and discussion welcome]
[Also known as The Domineering Evil Ghost's Seven-Day Pursuit of Love (just kidding)]
Theme: Opposing school bullying
It's a very unconventional article. The stream of consciousness is very interesting. I read the last episode twice and cried every time. I felt depressed after reading it.
It is indeed very interesting, and the final twist is unexpected and reasonable, after all, the author has a lot of foreshadowing. I saw some readers saying that they didn't quite understand some parts. In fact, I also think that some of the previous parts were too stream-of-consciousness hahh
After reading it, I feel silent, but I don't know how to express my feelings. I can only say that after reading it, I think it is very worthwhile and worth pondering.
The main reason is that I didn't understand it very well... I was confused. This narrative method made me feel confused... It was too confusing. I didn't guess that the "he" who died was the heroine herself. Was it the heroine who dragged other people who bullied her to the abandoned middle school? The male protagonist has always existed in H High? If the other people were bullying the heroine, why didn't they recognize her and mistook her for "him"? Are their deaths real deaths? After the heroine pretended to return to reality, the two places she went to said that these people who bullied her did not exist. Later, it was said that six people were mysteriously unconscious at the entrance of H High. So are these people the heroine's fantasy or reality? If it was a fantasy, why did he say he was unconscious at the door? It's reality, why do you say they don't exist? When the heroine finally walked through the black door, was she deceiving herself and returning to normal life? Then he saw the bunch of keys given by the male protagonist, returned to H, learned the truth about his death, and finally lived with the male protagonist. Is this the ending? Which ones are true and which ones are false...
Well written! So are the male and female protagonists victims of school violence at different times?
Ahhh, look what I got!! (Akimbo. Jpg)
What a boring article. Too abstract
I'm so happy to see this great article!! Thanks to the author :)
Well written! After reading the author's explanation, some doubts in my mind were cleared away.
It's quite interesting, but I feel like I don't understand a lot of it hahahaha. Spread flowers and look forward to the next book