Curse of Misfortune

The first-person narrative has the advantage of strong immersion. The author's attempt to portray the protagonist's conflicted feelings of wanting to refuse death and fearing it at the beginning felt a bit awkward, but the story flows more smoothly when the curse becomes a class task. The author's premise is interesting: a demon king's WeChat account involved in a contagious curse, constantly torn between choosing death and going against one's will. The author also writes well about the scenes where characters fail to help others in times of tragedy because it infringes on their own interests. This story is worth reading.

My elder brother, who has been with me all my life, has forgotten the sorrow of parting.

I really enjoy first-person narratives, so I'm adding this to my favorites to show my support!

Brother Yuan, it's been so long since you've shown up!

It's written quite well. Keep up the good work by updating daily without delays.

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Well written, with a good writing style, and a very engaging story. Keep it up!

Well written and updated frequently, keep up the good work! 👍🏻

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! ☞☜^O^