“Big ambitions.” Laba'er recalled the words one by one. Did she know someone like that? She looked up at the unfamiliar, gaunt face. Did she know this person? And was he really her boyfriend?
Laba'er shook her head in bewilderment. “No, I still don't remember him at all.”
“That's all right.” Dr. Song smiled with the same confidence as ever. “We'll take it slowly.”
Laba'er suddenly sat up in the dark, drenched in a cold sweat. She remembered. She remembered everything. Ignoring the late hour, she shakily climbed out of bed and called him. “Dr. Song, I want to see you. I remember everything.”
When the lawyer's notice arrived, Laba'er was quite surprised. Her younger cousin had inherited a property and a sum of money, which had to be managed by a guardian since he was still a minor. Laba'er's share was much larger, all in cash, exactly equal to the top prize in the lottery. For someone as poor as Laba'er, it was truly a windfall.
Theme:
Hahahaha, version B could use some more foreshadowing, I really like the way the author writes.
There is no best, only better, so B will be better
My review: A mid-length modern suspense novel about a series of strange things that happened to a woman after she lost her memory. -The writing is good, a bit like a detective medium-length novel by Yi Shu Major drawbacks: -The novella is too short and not enjoyable to read.
The ending of the spoof version is awesome... It's just that it's so awesome
^_^ I like the spoof ending version
Version B is a bit unlikely, right?
In version A and version B, Laba'er is the winner, and no one loses except Dazhi.
What if everyone lives in a program designed by someone else?
Version B is more perverted, um, less human nature
The calmer it is, the more turbulent it is