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Heavenly World: the Fate of Truth

What exists has weakened me. What inanimate has confused me. Dear readers, please tell me; should I remain someone who always gives in, or can I turn into a horrible needle in the dark? Unkind regards, Vina Hansen ___________________________ Vina Hansen, an online novelist, has entered another world called Lara, where the people there call her real world as Siji. She transmigrated, or rather, thrown into that world, by Lord Immortal, the bad guy from Lara. Vina thought it's just a dream, until finally one of the Beauties make her realized in a way. She, who in her entire life had never thought she really is a magical human, had no idea that she wasn't born in Siji, let alone to have blood relations with the Scorpion Kingdom. Like the main characters she often writes about, she can finally feel how she wants her life to return to normal. But what is normal? Trapped in another world? Meeting your favorite actor? Seeing a mythical giant bat? Falling in love with a villain and be a villainess yourself? _______________________ “May I like you?” Liu Xingsheng looked deeply into her eyes. Vina’ smile didn't reach her eyes. “Please. I, however, must apologize to you because I can't feel the same for you. This heart has been stolen by someone else.” —Lord Immortal, may I fall in love with you?—

LikaDhatuIstari · Fantasy
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"You can't just walk into a room and say you want to kill someone all of a sudden just because they didn't say their name," said Vina in a flat tone but piercingly.

"Vina!" Xingsheng warned in a quiet voice.

The emaciated man looked at her so sharp. "You may say that if I really were your enemy right now."

Xingsheng frowned with a questioning expression. "Who are you?"

The pale looking man walked over. Vina couldn't help but think about how the steps taken by that figure could seem so heavy, even though his body looked like it was only made up of bones. She blinked in surprise, as the figure got closer to them.

The small rod with the sharp tip seemed to glisten slightly as the light from the open ceiling hit it. It was made of metallic iron; looks small, but dangerous if the owner knows how to use it.