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This novel was originally titled The Villainess. The heroine has already jumped into the sea, and the crematorium is burning!!!
The crematorium is very literal and very intense. The bottom gets tortured first, then the top. Warning: scumbag top and a bottom who keeps throwing herself at him.
[My next book, Silly Wife, is open for preorders. The synopsis is below. If you like it, please visit my author page and add it to your collection~]
[Check out my friend's O-top/A-bottom story, Song of the Nine Summers' Divine Punishment ABO, by Lanye. Work ID: 2636231]
Synopsis:
There's a saying in Yanjing's high society: Qiao Linxu is the constant, while starlets come and go.
Everyone knows Qiao Linxu is Qi Ke's weakness, her exception, and her one unwavering choice. But only Qiao Linxu knows she's just a toy Qi Ke is used to and can't be bothered to replace.
Even so, Qiao Linxu still loves Qi Ke.
Because eighteen years ago, Qi Ke found her, timid, insecure, and sensitive, in a dark corner of the garden, and held both her hands tightly.
She said, "Don't be afraid. From now on, I'll be your family."
*
Eighteen years later, Qi Ke chooses someone else to be her fiancée, and Qiao Linxu's heart finally dies. She decides to leave.
Qi Ke watches her coldly, then tells the housekeeper to get rid of everything in the house that belongs to Qiao Linxu.
A friend asks what's going on. Sitting back on the sofa, Qi Ke lazily swirls her wineglass with one finger, looking as if she has everything under control and doesn't care at all. "She belonged to me eighteen years ago. Where could she possibly go now?"
But later, Qi Ke panics all the same. She hurriedly has Qiao Linxu brought back to her side, only to find her wasting away, living on borrowed time.
Qi Ke is at a loss.
*
On Yanyi Bay, the salty sea breeze brushes the hair against Qiao Linxu's cheek, and her vision blurs for an instant.
Behind her is an endless ocean. Before her stands Qi Ke, her face livid with fury.
Qi Ke suppresses her anger and tries to keep her voice calm. "Qiao Linxu, come here."
With a deathly pale face, Qiao Linxu smiles brightly. The next moment, she throws herself into the sea without hesitation.
As she falls, she sees the haughty Miss Qi finally lose her composure, rushing forward in a panic, heedless of everything.
Her eyes are bloodshot, her anguish heart-rending.
Qi Ke, can you really cry for me?
Also known as My Special Dog-Training Techniques, How to Become a Dog-Training Master, and Who's the Real Dog, You or Me?
Reader Advisory and Content Warnings:
1. Both leads have had no other partners, and they are each other's one and only. Qi Ke is dense and fastidious.
2. An ultra-angsty, old-school crematorium romance. May contain amnesia, jumping into the sea, faking one's death, and other elements. The author makes no guarantees. No replacing the top, no replacing the top, no replacing the top!
3. Because of her family, Qi Ke is a true villainess with a nasty personality and a sharp tongue. Qiao Linxu has her own flaws due to her family background. Neither lead is simply a good person or a perfect character.
4. They are a case of each pot finding its lid. They're the only ones who can accept each other's true selves, making this another kind of mutually unhinged, mutually redeeming relationship.
5. There is no engagement, and there is no fiancée either.
6. More to come.
Synopsis for Silly Wife
[The main characters have been decided, but the synopsis may change.]
[Also known as Denying True Love]
Lu Zhili graduated from a prestigious university overseas with dual master's degrees in psychology and economics. She is the sole heir to the Shengtian Group and one of Yanjing's most elite socialites.
With her beauty and intellect, she was born to look down on the world from above the clouds. But that was only the life she had before she turned twenty-four.
At twenty-four, on her first trip back to China after graduation, Lu Zhili is sent to the ICU by a car accident. When she opens her eyes again, her mind has returned to that of an eight-year-old.
From then on, the top socialite Miss Lu of Yanjing is gone. All that remains is Yanjing's top fool, Lu Zhili.
*
Silly Lu Zhili thinks Yu Yao likes her and is dating her sincerely. What she doesn't know is that, to Yu Yao, she's a silly girlfriend who isn't fit to be seen in public.
Yu Yao wants her for her looks and her family's status, but has no interest in her as a person.
At a party surrounded by friends, Yu Yao denies they have any relationship. "Lu Zhili? I'm just fooling around with a silly girl. Who would take that seriously?"
But that silly girl takes it seriously.
*
Lu Zhili's parents force her to go abroad for treatment. The former top socialite of Yanjing returns to the public eye, drawing everyone's attention, including Yu Yao, who is consumed by regret and longing.
When she sees her former lover's face again, Lu Zhili only gives her a polite smile, without a trace of emotion.
She says, "Please keep our past confidential, Miss Yu. I don't want those scandals affecting the company's market value."
"For you, those years were sweet memories. For me, they were the most unbearable two years of my life. I hope I never have to see you again. It would be very troubling for me."
Only a fool would keep pining for someone like Yu Yao.
But she's not a fool anymore.
Theme: Let go of your insecurities, move toward the light, and become a better version of yourself
It's quite good, but the treatment of the man Yu Jiashu in it is too good. It feels like there's a bit too much writing. The two female protagonists even paved the way for him. I just feel like this man has no right to do anything [dog head]
Ending Spreading Flowers, this is my first review of Green River. I have no intention of providing writing guidance or article criticism. I just want to talk about the little things I encountered during reading. It is a very subjective and emotional personal experience.
I personally like crematorium literature very much, and I also like clear structures. For example, in this article, the "sadism" section and the "sadism attack" section are separated by jumping into the sea. I think an important and exciting point of crematorium literature is to look at the repentance, atonement and transformation of the "chasing wife" from the "pursued" side. This also shows that love can be vividly experienced, proven, affirmed, and chosen without reservation. The plot of first suppression and then expansion is undoubtedly a good way to expand this experience. But in fact, when I read this story, I felt more sympathy for Xiao Qi than for Boo Boo in the "chasing wife" section, which gave me some emotional imbalance. So I started to look for the reason why I felt this way. I thought I would ask myself from two aspects.
First, I was wondering if Qi Ke really made such a serious mistake? In fact, in Chapter 102, in Xiuxi's confession to Ye Zi, we see that among the factors that caused Xiuxi to jump into the sea, the only one directly caused by Xiaoqi was "the humiliation of being used as a substitute", and the rest included indirectly caused by Xiaoqi's strength and possessiveness, Qi Shou's instigation, and most directly, Fang Xi's psychological suggestion. This was also my feeling in the first half of the reading. It's not that Xiaoqi doesn't love Xiuxi, it can even be said that she loves Xiuxi very much. It's not that I can't feel Xiao Qi's love, just because the article shows Hush's suicide. Even if we can't say that the factor of love is unimportant, we can at least say that love doesn't make Hush so desperate. The frame-up by negative people and the misunderstanding of the unsolicited invitation have never been completely eliminated by the two. On this basis, Xiao Qi became the one who took the main responsibility and suffered the most harm from Hush after Hush jumped into the sea. This is not to say that the article is wrong, I just imagine that if Xiao Qi can really be the main person responsible for peeing in the sea as the article tries to emphasize, so that the perception of love hurt is not covered up by other misunderstandings and instigations, then the punishment and training of Xiao Qi may be more able to balance the emotions conveyed in the article.
Second, I felt that Hush was too ruthless in the crematorium, but I also don't think it's impossible to be ruthless. It's just that the emotional context of this story made me feel a little abrupt, because as mentioned in the previous point, before jumping into the sea, the relationship between the two was actually very strong. From the beginning, Xiao Qi impulsively hurt Hush, felt repentant, and learned to love again. I felt a gradually warming relationship between the two. Line, I even had this illusion. If there was no Fang Xi and no Qi Shou, and the two of them could clear up their misunderstandings, Xiaoqi would learn to love, and Xiu Xi would learn to be brave. Unfortunately, this story was not destined to be like this from the beginning. Although Xiu Xi regained his memory after jumping into the sea, the emotional connection between the two was suddenly severed. I think the author must have heard that the antonym of love is indifference, and hate is a synonym for love. But in my opinion, if Xiu Xi shows a little bit of hatred and care, maybe I can believe that she can still fall in love with Xiao Qi. In that case, maybe the disappearance and reconstruction of love will be more convincing and touching.
Of course, everything I said is based on my very emotional and subjective perspective as a reader. What I wrote is not harsh or dissatisfied. I really like the description of the fire and some interesting plot designs in the early stage. I also like the new family members and Qi Jinda. What I am talking about in the creation of Brother is just a little bit of imbalance in my personal feelings. If other readers have similar feelings when reading this, maybe this will give you a little resonance and comfort. If not, just think of it as the nonsense of a very slow and incapable of empathy.
Finally, I wish the author good luck! Looking forward to more exciting new works!
Is it important for Seventh Sister to ask Hush to go back? I don't think Seventh Sister will be the same as before.
So what happened to the bite mark on Xiao Qi's shoulder at the beginning? I originally thought it was an unclean party, but after looking at the double C written in the copywriting, there seemed to be no explanation later.
I really want to cry to death. I thought that the big plot might be that the car accident was really kidnapped. The seventh sister was injured while trying to save Xiao Qiao, but I didn't expect it to be a fire. Will the seventh sister recover as before? She won't be disfigured.
I'm really going to drop my little pearl [ burst into tears ] I can't even eat, it's really painful!
After reading the extra chapter many times, I decided to write something to thank the author (actually, the extra chapter is always on the computer page and I open it and read it every day). This article is well written and I like it. Qi Ke really liked Xiuxi very much, even before Xiuxi knew about it a long time ago. I feel that I can sympathize with Xiaoqi more. She was really bad to Xiuxi in the early stage. For a moment, I hoped that Xiuxi would get better later, but that is unfair to Xiaoqi who has not yet awakened to love. Xiaoqi's world can be huge and full of things that attract her, and she lacks nothing, but that's because she knows for sure that Boo Boo is there. Her sense of security disappeared when she felt that Xiuxi was about to leave. Xiaoqi's world could be so small that she only cared about Xiuxi. Thanks to the author for giving them a complete ending. Xixi has not given up on Xiaoqi, and will not give up on Xiaoqi. In fact, there will be some shock, which can't help but bring it into reality (I know I'm sorry for bringing it into my subjective consciousness... [Covering face and laughing and crying]). Will Xi Xi really forgive Xiao Qi? After thinking about it for a long time, I still feel like I can.
As someone who deeply loves sadistic stories and wife-chasing crematoriums, I feel so good about being tortured. Even though he is clear, I actually want to see if the author, the teacher, can be a little more sadistic. It feels so good to me even if you torture me. I'm beating like crazy on the bottom line. Love is both noble and despicable. Xiaoqi's love for Xiu Xiu started out as a feeling of control, and later turned into a compulsive love that worried about gains and losses for fear of you leaving, then into a love that I can do as long as I look after you, and finally into a mature and passionate love. I talked about a bunch of Qi Ke's advantages in a random way, maybe because I was preconceived and wanted to feel Qi Ke's emotions more, so I ignored Xiu Xi (bushi [shy]). In fact, I admire him so much and want to be someone like Xiu Xi who has the courage to weigh the pros and cons and express love. Adult love is mixed with too much weighing the pros and cons and calculations, so it's not pure. What kind of person can give love without hesitation? I think it should be someone like Xiuxi. This is a height that I can't reach in my life. Thanks to the author for the vivid characters in his writing. It feels very real. I will think about it in my mind when I read the article. It makes my brain come alive again every night when I am rushing to DDL! [Rose] [Rose] [Rose] To a certain extent, the combination of Hush and Xiao Qi is a sapiosexual combination. The article mentioned that "Hush only acts like a white rabbit in front of Xiao Qi." Who knew that when I saw this sentence, it was written into my heart!
The last thing is to express my love for the author and teacher. For a little old man (who doesn't play much on social networking sites), if someone asks me what Lily novels I recommend in the future, I will say "The Evil Girl Directly to the Crematorium" without hesitation! ! ! Teacher, can I still write a side story? Can I have a side one, a side two, a side three? It's so cool to see Xiao Qi being jealous and being coaxed. Our Xiao Qi is also a very cute baby. When Boo Boo was coaxing Xiao Qi, I took 1 of Boo Boo [laughing]
The above random thoughts only represent my own opinions. Everyone is welcome to discuss together and watch more of our "The Evil Girl Directly to the Crematorium"! ! ! Looking forward to the new work of the author and teacher [Compare Heart]
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It's quite good, but the treatment of the man Yu Jiashu in it is too good. It feels like there's a bit too much writing. The two female protagonists even paved the way for him. I just feel like this man has no right to do anything [dog head]
Ending Spreading Flowers, this is my first review of Green River. I have no intention of providing writing guidance or article criticism. I just want to talk about the little things I encountered during reading. It is a very subjective and emotional personal experience. I personally like crematorium literature very much, and I also like clear structures. For example, in this article, the "sadism" section and the "sadism attack" section are separated by jumping into the sea. I think an important and exciting point of crematorium literature is to look at the repentance, atonement and transformation of the "chasing wife" from the "pursued" side. This also shows that love can be vividly experienced, proven, affirmed, and chosen without reservation. The plot of first suppression and then expansion is undoubtedly a good way to expand this experience. But in fact, when I read this story, I felt more sympathy for Xiao Qi than for Boo Boo in the "chasing wife" section, which gave me some emotional imbalance. So I started to look for the reason why I felt this way. I thought I would ask myself from two aspects. First, I was wondering if Qi Ke really made such a serious mistake? In fact, in Chapter 102, in Xiuxi's confession to Ye Zi, we see that among the factors that caused Xiuxi to jump into the sea, the only one directly caused by Xiaoqi was "the humiliation of being used as a substitute", and the rest included indirectly caused by Xiaoqi's strength and possessiveness, Qi Shou's instigation, and most directly, Fang Xi's psychological suggestion. This was also my feeling in the first half of the reading. It's not that Xiaoqi doesn't love Xiuxi, it can even be said that she loves Xiuxi very much. It's not that I can't feel Xiao Qi's love, just because the article shows Hush's suicide. Even if we can't say that the factor of love is unimportant, we can at least say that love doesn't make Hush so desperate. The frame-up by negative people and the misunderstanding of the unsolicited invitation have never been completely eliminated by the two. On this basis, Xiao Qi became the one who took the main responsibility and suffered the most harm from Hush after Hush jumped into the sea. This is not to say that the article is wrong, I just imagine that if Xiao Qi can really be the main person responsible for peeing in the sea as the article tries to emphasize, so that the perception of love hurt is not covered up by other misunderstandings and instigations, then the punishment and training of Xiao Qi may be more able to balance the emotions conveyed in the article. Second, I felt that Hush was too ruthless in the crematorium, but I also don't think it's impossible to be ruthless. It's just that the emotional context of this story made me feel a little abrupt, because as mentioned in the previous point, before jumping into the sea, the relationship between the two was actually very strong. From the beginning, Xiao Qi impulsively hurt Hush, felt repentant, and learned to love again. I felt a gradually warming relationship between the two. Line, I even had this illusion. If there was no Fang Xi and no Qi Shou, and the two of them could clear up their misunderstandings, Xiaoqi would learn to love, and Xiu Xi would learn to be brave. Unfortunately, this story was not destined to be like this from the beginning. Although Xiu Xi regained his memory after jumping into the sea, the emotional connection between the two was suddenly severed. I think the author must have heard that the antonym of love is indifference, and hate is a synonym for love. But in my opinion, if Xiu Xi shows a little bit of hatred and care, maybe I can believe that she can still fall in love with Xiao Qi. In that case, maybe the disappearance and reconstruction of love will be more convincing and touching. Of course, everything I said is based on my very emotional and subjective perspective as a reader. What I wrote is not harsh or dissatisfied. I really like the description of the fire and some interesting plot designs in the early stage. I also like the new family members and Qi Jinda. What I am talking about in the creation of Brother is just a little bit of imbalance in my personal feelings. If other readers have similar feelings when reading this, maybe this will give you a little resonance and comfort. If not, just think of it as the nonsense of a very slow and incapable of empathy. Finally, I wish the author good luck! Looking forward to more exciting new works!
Is it important for Seventh Sister to ask Hush to go back? I don't think Seventh Sister will be the same as before.
So what happened to the bite mark on Xiao Qi's shoulder at the beginning? I originally thought it was an unclean party, but after looking at the double C written in the copywriting, there seemed to be no explanation later.
I really want to cry to death. I thought that the big plot might be that the car accident was really kidnapped. The seventh sister was injured while trying to save Xiao Qiao, but I didn't expect it to be a fire. Will the seventh sister recover as before? She won't be disfigured.
I'm really going to drop my little pearl [ burst into tears ] I can't even eat, it's really painful!
After reading the extra chapter many times, I decided to write something to thank the author (actually, the extra chapter is always on the computer page and I open it and read it every day). This article is well written and I like it. Qi Ke really liked Xiuxi very much, even before Xiuxi knew about it a long time ago. I feel that I can sympathize with Xiaoqi more. She was really bad to Xiuxi in the early stage. For a moment, I hoped that Xiuxi would get better later, but that is unfair to Xiaoqi who has not yet awakened to love. Xiaoqi's world can be huge and full of things that attract her, and she lacks nothing, but that's because she knows for sure that Boo Boo is there. Her sense of security disappeared when she felt that Xiuxi was about to leave. Xiaoqi's world could be so small that she only cared about Xiuxi. Thanks to the author for giving them a complete ending. Xixi has not given up on Xiaoqi, and will not give up on Xiaoqi. In fact, there will be some shock, which can't help but bring it into reality (I know I'm sorry for bringing it into my subjective consciousness... [Covering face and laughing and crying]). Will Xi Xi really forgive Xiao Qi? After thinking about it for a long time, I still feel like I can. As someone who deeply loves sadistic stories and wife-chasing crematoriums, I feel so good about being tortured. Even though he is clear, I actually want to see if the author, the teacher, can be a little more sadistic. It feels so good to me even if you torture me. I'm beating like crazy on the bottom line. Love is both noble and despicable. Xiaoqi's love for Xiu Xiu started out as a feeling of control, and later turned into a compulsive love that worried about gains and losses for fear of you leaving, then into a love that I can do as long as I look after you, and finally into a mature and passionate love. I talked about a bunch of Qi Ke's advantages in a random way, maybe because I was preconceived and wanted to feel Qi Ke's emotions more, so I ignored Xiu Xi (bushi [shy]). In fact, I admire him so much and want to be someone like Xiu Xi who has the courage to weigh the pros and cons and express love. Adult love is mixed with too much weighing the pros and cons and calculations, so it's not pure. What kind of person can give love without hesitation? I think it should be someone like Xiuxi. This is a height that I can't reach in my life. Thanks to the author for the vivid characters in his writing. It feels very real. I will think about it in my mind when I read the article. It makes my brain come alive again every night when I am rushing to DDL! [Rose] [Rose] [Rose] To a certain extent, the combination of Hush and Xiao Qi is a sapiosexual combination. The article mentioned that "Hush only acts like a white rabbit in front of Xiao Qi." Who knew that when I saw this sentence, it was written into my heart! The last thing is to express my love for the author and teacher. For a little old man (who doesn't play much on social networking sites), if someone asks me what Lily novels I recommend in the future, I will say "The Evil Girl Directly to the Crematorium" without hesitation! ! ! Teacher, can I still write a side story? Can I have a side one, a side two, a side three? It's so cool to see Xiao Qi being jealous and being coaxed. Our Xiao Qi is also a very cute baby. When Boo Boo was coaxing Xiao Qi, I took 1 of Boo Boo [laughing] The above random thoughts only represent my own opinions. Everyone is welcome to discuss together and watch more of our "The Evil Girl Directly to the Crematorium"! ! ! Looking forward to the new work of the author and teacher [Compare Heart]
When will the new article be published?
I stayed up late to finish reading it. Cool.
Woohoo, I want to see more extras.