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Initial.

Recently, there was a doujin that was very popular. The reason for its popularity wasn't because of how realistic and realistic the characters were, but because it was OOC.

The so-called OOC meant that the characters were broken.

Of course, this was only a doujin after all. The OOC was probably because everyone's understanding of the characters was different.

Therefore, in the past, when they encountered novels that were too broken, most readers were willing to take care of the author's glass heart and silently click on the upper right corner to close it. They wouldn't deliberately tell the author how much they wanted to give up on the doujin.

As a high-quality reader, they would always give up on the novel quietly to make everyone feel better.

… But when high-quality readers saw this doujin, their mentality collapsed. The style of this doujin's comment section was often like this — —

1st post: Netizen "Love Life Love Blessings Curls" left a message in chapter 20.

I was wrong. I thought the author made Sherlock cry enough, but I didn't expect there to be such an eye-piercing line as "Is there anything in this world that this detective can't do?".

My curiosity made me see this, and my desire to live made me escape!

Everyone, goodbye!

2nd post: + 1

3rd post: + 2

4th post: Don't add anymore!

I'll add 10086 for you all!

…

25th post: I just clicked in to take a look and was shocked by the comments. Passersby trembled …

26th post: Upstairs, why did you click in? Isn't it good to be alive?

…

This was still considered to be a relatively good-natured comment. When Libella clicked in, she saw more abuse. Some agitated fangirls had already started personal attacks.

Logically speaking, to be able to force Jinjiang's readers to this point, they must have some skills.

Moreover, this mysterious author had never appeared in the comment section. Even if she hadn't signed a contract, she still firmly wrote 6000 words a day. The comment section was supported by the 6000 words a day.

Although it seemed to be very interesting, Libella clicked in not because she wanted to see this black and red doujin, but because her reader ID was the same as the female protagonist's name.

As a result, whenever Li Bella left comments to other readers, there would always be other readers who would post comments under her comments …

Libella: Throwing flowers ~ Confessing to Changyi Dada, you're the best muacks!

At this time, other readers — —

"Am I the only one who wants to jump off a building after seeing this ID?"

"Sister, hurry up and change your name …"

"Hahaha, looks like everyone has read that article."

Thus, Libella reached here. After glancing at the concise setting document, she directly clicked into the first chapter.

Then …

# Curiosity got me here, survival instinct got me out:) #

The female lead had so many things to complain about that she had no choice but to read the novel over and over again, not knowing whether to laugh or cry in astonishment. "Damn, this works too?" "Damn, this works too?" In the end, it became, "Author, I beg you to smash your keyboard!"

That being said, she still finished all 20 chapters in a flash. The plot wasn't that bad, but the characters were particularly annoying. For example, Sherlock found out that the female lead could see ghosts, so Sherlock bluntly said that even if she could see ghosts, her IQ was still not enough.

"Is there anything in this world that I, the detective, can't do?"

Sherlock leaned closer to Libella and smiled. His indifferent glass-like pupils reflected her timid and pale little face. "But I'll allow you and John to continue to follow me and drag me down."

Libella: … It hurts my eyes. Dada, I beg you to smash your keyboard, okay!

Thus, she left a comment under the novel with a mischievous attitude.

First comment: Netizen [Libella] left a comment under chapter 20.

Author, aren't you afraid that I'll scare you to death after transmigrating?:)

Second comment: WOC, the female lead unexpectedly appeared!

Third comment: Come, come, come, come. Let this big brother go up and show the author!

However, Libella didn't expect the author to reply to her.

Ninth comment: [Author's reply]?

You really transmigrated?

Of course not, what's in your brain?

Libella thought helplessly.

… However, to be able to expose such a mysterious author, it seemed that in the future, she shouldn't say that she sent the author razor blades, but rather the female lead.

After that, Libella watched the building grow taller and taller, and a large number of people emerged to talk to her, suggesting that she work hard to climb into the author's bed in the middle of the night and scare the author to death.

At first, it was an interesting joke, but later it became a personal attack. She shook her head and turned off the Jinjiang website, feeling bored.

…

…

If she knew what would happen next, she would definitely choose to change her name without hesitation instead of reading that novel.

Transmigrating was good, but transmigrating to the original novel was the right thing to do. Transmigrating to a doujinshi novel was nothing.

It was too embarrassing!

However —

# System Notification: Welcome to the world of Shenxia's doujinshi, "Natural Born Criminals"!

We wish you a happy transmigration:) #

There was … a sticky liquid dripping on her face …

Libella frowned and slowly opened her eyes. Her pupils turned from dark brown to blue in an instant, and her body underwent a huge change from bones to skin.

The magic of transforming the sea into mulberry fields turned everything into an incredible adventure.

Touching the liquid on her face, Libella noticed her bony fingers. At this time, the liquid dripped on her yellow knee-length skirt. Libella looked up in confusion …

A human head was hanging at the end of a rope hanging from the ceiling. From this angle, a pair of lifeless eyes were looking at her, as if they were complaining about something.

The dark and corrupt environment couldn't hide the color of the liquid just now.

The scarlet end, the unwillingness of dying, and the horrifying bulging eyes pulled her into a new world in an instant.

Baker Street, London.