The Dance of Pigs

(Thoughts on the ending) (Spoilers ahead, subject to change) 1. "The Light of Evil"—the author implies the existence of an unrevealed evil truth. 2. The corpse is Zhao. Besides him, no other character could be this corpse. Based on the above premises, I have the following thoughts. The girl wouldn't give the necklace to Zhao; Zhao must have taken it off himself.

The knife was brought in by Cui, and the necklace was on Zhao, implying that Zhao killed Zhen. Gu's reasoning is wrong; Zhao is lying and not innocent. Zhao witnessed Zhen's death. Cui, who doesn't remember, thinks he killed her, but it's likely Zhao did. However, there was only one murder weapon at the scene, meaning Zhen died after Cui entered.

When will it be published? I want to buy a copy for my girlfriend. It would be even better if the author would be willing to sell autographed copies.

The Dance of the Pig Repels the Qin Army (Not really) The author's writing is excellent, and the plot is also very well-conceived.

Is it possible that Gu Shaoxin ultimately deceived himself? That's why it felt like an illusion, a mirage? I still can't figure it out, and I don't want to think about it anymore.

I haven't finished watching it yet, but it's really powerful, I love it!

After eating and waking up each day, the pigs simply wait for the butcher's knife to fall, day after day. If you were to dance in a filthy pigsty, you would find yourself splattered with mud, and the other pigs would squeal shrilly in unison, just like when the butcher's knife comes.

A highly recommended writer by the writer's assistant, I came here specifically to learn.

Man San is a published author, so her writing skills are undoubtedly excellent. Once she writes a lot, she's sure to attract a large number of fans online.

There are too few words; it must have been written according to the published version.