Her Wrath

I'm shocked that such people exist... I thought reporting was outrageous enough, but encouraging someone while simultaneously reporting them—what kind of operation is this? I've never heard of such a thing before! Keep it up, author! It's amazing that you could turn this painful experience into creative motivation. This book was a great reading experience! I really learned a lot from it.

Hooray for the ending! An Ruoyi is so kind; fighting with those in the darkness was completely unnecessary.

I reread it after seeing the updated bonus chapters, and the author's comments were chilling. My initial impression of the deceased was superficial, while the victims' images were more vivid and profound. Perhaps this is because such absurd evil is unimaginable to normal people.

I saw the author mention being maliciously reported on a news article, and I wondered what kind of person would be so bored. I never imagined it would be a reader like this… It's truly eye-opening… How dark can people's hearts be? How much of a failure must one be in life to be so malicious towards others online… I hope the author continues writing.

It's terrifying, downright horrifying. How dark must a person be to do something like this?

An Ruoyi is such a good person. I hope I can be as strong and kind as her.

Well written! Ruoyi, Simin, and Quyao all have very distinct personalities. Their different upbringing and life experiences lead them to react differently when faced with malice (but none of them think of resisting and fighting back!). Ruoyi changed the water bottle day after day, month after month, and her self-reflection: "But I really did it." A mature and gentle soul leaps off the page.

Oh my god... This malice really comes without reason, it's suffocating to read, and it's the first time I've ever seen anything like it. Hugs to the author, you write so well! 😭

I carefully read the author's comments, and I can't believe it. This whistleblower is basically manipulating my emotions at will; it's terrifying.

Sometimes malice really does come out of nowhere... It doesn't need a reason or logic. Some malice is even very subtle, making you feel uncomfortable, but you can't find the reason, until you break down first, and then everyone still thinks it's your fault... *Pats to the author*. I got to know the author through this book, and it had a strong aftereffect on me.