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[Social Reality + Women's Dilemma + Women's Mutual Aid] The two girls used their bodies as bait and died to express their grievances, tearing apart the huge evil that Ji Town had weaved with lies for eleven years. Zhu Xiaowei, a girl from Ji Town, jumped into the river and died. 11 Years later, Su Yuxin, who was once regarded as the murderer, was also found dead at the bottom of the river. The whole town regarded it as a belated retribution. Only policeman Bai Jiasen, under the lies, came into contact with the coldest truth of the town. It turns out that the town is a huge black casino network, luring poor people into the abyss one after another. Zhu Xiaowei pays off her adoptive father's debt, while Su Yuxin protects herself for survival. The so-called "bullying" is actually Su Yuxin's most desperate push away and protection from Zhu Xiaowei in the abyss. They used their bodies as bait and their deaths to express their grievances, and finally tore apart the huge evil that Ji Town had weaved with lies for eleven years - but they didn't know who would be swallowed up next.

[Old sayings of house fighting + Pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger + Marriage first, love later + Two-way redemption + Female mutual aid] The author of "The Legend of Qinglan" is a new masterpiece of ancient sayings of house fighting, and the conspiracy within the house has been upgraded! The "Kefu"'s bitter wife VS the "dying" merchant family leader, she wants to live and die together, but he goes to die alone! Not long after her husband died suddenly on their wedding night, Cheng Ziyan was sold to the Qiu family by her scheming aunt. On the day of her second wedding, her rumored dying husband made an agreement with her that when he died of poison, she would be free. But when she was moved, he insisted on handing over the letter: "The Qiu family is going to die, you go." She tore up the letter and sneered: "If you want to use me, don't get rid of me easily." He set up a trap to force her to leave, but she changed her fate to save his life. When we met again six years later, he looked at each other coldly, and she said eloquently: "You were the one who wrote the divorce back then. It's not up to you whether you want me or not today." This marriage, which started with calculation, ended up with life as a bet, in exchange for reconciliation.