Recently, a post has taken the internet by storm, earning the title "The Most Accurate Wish Thread."
They say that anyone the original poster replies to will die within three days.
The poster claims to be a vengeful ghost, and all those who died under bizarre circumstances
had once sent her a wish.
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The leader of the vengeful ghosts in Gui City has recently taken a liking to the new girl who moved in.
The girl lives in the most luxurious castle in the North District. Every day, she dresses beautifully, and when she smiles, her eyes curve like crescents. She's so sweet it's almost cloying, making your heart itch.
One day, the ghost leader gathered a bunch of underlings and
blocked the little path she took home every day.
The girl hummed a cheerful tune, dressed in a bright red dress, with a gardenia in her hair, white enough to hurt the eyes.
"Are you waiting here to fight me?" the girl asked cheerfully, though her eyes were veiled in blood-red.
She walked toward them slowly, one step at a time,
as if crossing a mountain of corpses to reach them.
They were torn apart and devoured. Before their consciousness vanished completely,
she was still smiling as she sang that same tuneless little song.
Reading Guide:
1. The heroine is a drama-loving schemer.
2. The hero keeps himself pure and is a model of virtue.
3. Happy ending.
Theme: The truth may be buried, but one day it will see the light again
It always feels like a mess
I'm in the process of packing my things for moving, so it will be a little late today~
I quite like this story, but it's a bit too much for the author to give up without saying anything.
???? Why haven't you updated it yet? If you have something to do, please take a day off.
Ahhhhh!!!! I need a spoiler! Is Pei Yu a villain? I feel like he doesn't want to be a good person. Does he want to take advantage of the heroine?
? I only saw that Pei Ling liked Lin Xuanzhi's sex, but I didn't see that she liked other people.
Crazy batch indeed. If you divide a paragraph into several paragraphs, just use quotation marks after the last paragraph.
10.2% Let him (her) go and still called him (her), 72.4% Were (forsaken). Suddenly I found that my previous comment about catching bugs was swallowed up, which is very outrageous.
Ah ah ah ah, Xiaoshan can't do it either
Does he want to save his mother?