After ten years of love and five years of marriage to Cui Shu, I died one day and discovered that I was nothing but a cannon-fodder female character in a tragic romance novel.
I died young and miserably, becoming the moonlight in Cui Shu's heart, all to pave the way for his love with the heroine, Lin Zhizhi.
According to the plot, Cui Shu was supposed to torment Lin Zhizhi, body and soul, make her hate him, then love him.
My spirit drifted beneath the eaves, suffering day after day as I waited to see them, two former enemies, finally become lovers.
But as time went on...
Why did Cui Shu torment Lin Zhizhi without ever loving her?
Why did Cui Shu cling to my memorial tablet every single day and refuse to let go?
Why did Cui Shu suddenly tear up the script and keep saying he wanted to follow me into death?
"This script tells me to forget you, betray you, and trample over your bones to love someone else? If that's the case, then I refuse to be the male lead!"
So this is what tragic love means: someone defying fate and rewriting your name in the Book of Life and Death, again and again.
What kind of hell zone joke is the title of this chapter... I've been playing too much of Jedi Submarine recently, and I've noticed regional memes whenever I open my eyes.
The finale is finally the finale!! The real book really made me rant!!! It's my own happiness!!! I just don't want female rivalry, I don't want to humiliate women, and I don't want a story about evil people flying around everywhere! I can accept a person who doesn't understand love and makes a mistake, but I can't accept that a person will be nailed to the cross forever for making a mistake! I want all women and female characters to be good, and I want to write what I want to write! Very happy, very happy, really very happy!! Regardless of whether anyone is still reading here, I wish all the sisters who have read this book and those who have not read it happy and happy!! See you in the next book when I have a chance, hahahaha!
The chapter title comes from "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep", a book I particularly like second only to the first 80 chapters of Dream of the Red Chamber.