The True Story of a Killer

Author: Liu Yong
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: Discussing love, human nature, nature, conservation, life and death, as well as the intrigue of the court, the struggle for power, and the of assassins—all through the eyes of a mantis that consumes its own kind, satirizing this world of man-eat-man. Her birth was hard, and her heart was cruel. She had never met her parents and had killed her siblings. She once wandered homeless and was critically injured, but fortunately, she encountered a benefactor. The benefactor treated her, educated her, and transformed her into a "beautiful warrior." With her innate talent and rigorous training, she became an invincible "super assassin." She struck without a sound, and she never allowed her "targets" to make a sound. Besides her targets, she also killed her neighbors and friends. Of course, she had a gentle side too. She also fell in love and had sex. In moments of trauma, she was passionate, enjoying the pleasure of being "penetrated" while killing her lover. She lived a long life, long enough for all her rivals to die. She left behind many descendants, but none of them stayed to bid her farewell. While alive, she often prayed because she was restless, but when she died, she prayed no more because she finally found peace. Her coffin was adorned with flowers, and her funeral was filled with dirges; her benefactor grieved for her passing. She received medals, and her body was treated with special preservation techniques to be eternally honored and worshipped, becoming another form of immortality.