Peep

Even though I know it's impossible, I still hope that the scumbag will die immediately when he uses his crooked ideas.

Lawyer Song didn't appear in the later period but was always there, right? From the time he followed Miaomiao on the receipt for two cups of milk tea, the old CD song also said that a bystander is needed, huh. . . Quite interesting.

Lawyer Song should have helped. Miaomiao bought two cups of milk tea before. Lawyer Song should have been following up since then, so Miaomiao was very grateful to Song until the end.

Let him kill himself, so awesome

This new variant of epistolary novels guides readers to infer the development of the plot by directly laying out scattered information such as the character's bills, online and offline chat records. Originally, I was not good at suspense reasoning, but when I saw the author saying, "If you understand, I will see you in the next chapter, but if you don't, I will see you in the next chapter." I immediately became more motivated. What do you mean, I kept reading, don't believe me, I don't understand! (It turns out that reading the entire text does not require any complicated reasoning, and a reasoning fool like me can completely understand it. The author has written it in a relatively concise and easy-to-understand way to take care of the readers, and is very kind.) The theme of revenge is not uncommon in suspenseful mystery novels, and Wang Miaomiao's method of revenge is not groundbreaking. However, the author started with such an extremely objective subject, and the perception seems calm, restrained, and original. From the unlucky student outlined in a somewhat uneasy atmosphere in the first chapter, to the last chapter where Wang Miaomiao is "revenged" seven years later and heading for a better new life, the author gives the character a gentle and satisfactory ending. In the early stages, I was worried that the pregnancy might be forced, but after reading the full text, I felt relieved. Even if "Mr. Wang" really has bad intentions, Miaomiao still has the strength and means. What I like more is that the author does not avoid an objective dilemma that women today still face: women's physical fitness is generally "weaker" than men. In the eyes of men like Deng Yu, women in Wang Miaomiao are not an objective gender, but a subjective identity and situation. Wang Miaomiao also did not avoid this point. On the contrary, she deliberately took advantage of it. She gradually guided Deng Yu to sink deeper and deeper into the quagmire, becoming more irreversible, and finally escaped perfectly. The principle of using softness to overcome strength is still effective when applied to major issues of right and wrong, let alone a gambling dog like Deng Yu. (Deng Yu, it's a good time for you to die. You will be in the Association Hall of Fame in 2026.) Although this book has certain interactive links that require readers to infer the development of the plot on their own, the author is also very considerate and clearly states the answers in the later stages, so even if the early stage can't keep up with the rhythm and the feeling is foggy, by the last chapter you will definitely have a sudden enlightenment. This new variant of epistolary novels guides readers to infer the development of the plot by directly laying out scattered information such as the character's bills, online and offline chat records. Originally, I was not good at suspense reasoning, but when I saw the author saying, "If you understand, I will see you in the next chapter, but if you don't, I will see you in the next chapter." I immediately became more motivated. What do you mean, I kept reading, don't believe me, I don't understand! (It turns out that reading the entire text does not require any complicated reasoning, and a reasoning fool like me can completely understand it. The author has written it in a relatively concise and easy-to-understand way to take care of the readers, and is very kind.) The theme of revenge is not uncommon in suspenseful mystery novels, and Wang Miaomiao's method of revenge is not groundbreaking. However, the author started with such an extremely objective subject, and the perception seems calm, restrained, and original. From the unlucky student outlined in a somewhat uneasy atmosphere in the first chapter, to the last chapter where Wang Miaomiao is "revenged" seven years later and heading for a better new life, the author gives the character a gentle and satisfactory ending. In the early stages, I was worried that the pregnancy might be forced, but after reading the full text, I felt relieved. Even if "Mr. Wang" really has bad intentions, Miaomiao still has the strength and means. What I like more is that the author does not avoid an objective dilemma that women today still face: women's physical fitness is generally "weaker" than men. In the eyes of men like Deng Yu, women in Wang Miaomiao are not an objective gender, but a subjective identity and situation. Wang Miaomiao also did not avoid this point. On the contrary, she deliberately took advantage of it. She gradually guided Deng Yu to sink deeper and deeper into the quagmire, becoming more irreversible, and finally escaped perfectly. The principle of using softness to overcome strength is still effective when applied to major issues of right and wrong, let alone a gambling dog like Deng Yu. (Deng Yu, it's a good time for you to die. You will be in the Association Hall of Fame in 2026.) Although this book has certain interactive links that require readers to infer the development of the plot on their own, the author is also very considerate and clearly states the answers in the later stages, so even if the early stage can't keep up with the rhythm and the feeling is foggy, by the last chapter you will definitely have a sudden enlightenment.

I really like this different theme

Just listing the facts creates a wonderful story. Absolutely

It's the first time I've seen it written like this. It's great.

Why didn't the scumbag take medicine at that time? Is it because the box got wet?

It's a good read. I originally planned to read it as a bedtime story, but found that things are not that simple [question mark]. Every time I reasoned based on the time, place, and events of these notes, I felt like I was fulfilling a detective dream [sunglasses]. The protagonist is also very up to date 💪, the scum deserve to die [angry]!