"One, two, three children."

"Four, five, or six children."

"The story hasn't even begun yet."

"A child opens his eyes."

The ending of Chapter 10 reads like this.

Rogers returned to the dining room. "Alright, everything's ready for tomorrow morning." His gaze fell on the full-length mirror in the center of the wall, then lingered for a moment on the seven small porcelain figures…

He muttered to himself, "There won't be any more Indian tricks tonight. I've taken care of everything..."

The comment section exploded instantly.

[Oh my god, I was almost scared to death listening to "The Song of Paradise Island" while watching this nursery rhyme murder case!]

[I wrote 10 chapters in one go, and now I'm stuck on this part! Su Can, you're really toxic!]

[Hurry up! I really want to know if Rogers will die later, please update soon!]

[Won't all of these people die the way described in the nursery rhyme?]

Forget about it. Knowing Su Can's nature, he won't update. You could dig up his ancestral graves and it wouldn't do any good!

[Su Can, look at the contestant next door who updates 100,000 words a day, and then look at yourself!]

Su Can disabled comments.

Close your eyes and imagine a huge wave of negative energy approaching the system, then immerse yourself in the joy of sudden wealth!

Of course, Su Can didn't intend to go too far.

When he published "The King's Avatar", the novel was just beginning and the plot hadn't fully unfolded, so there wasn't much of a loss even if you didn't read it.

But mystery novels are different!

Once the plot unfolds, the suspense keeps the reader on the edge of their seat. If the reader cannot find out the ending soon, they will be restless and unable to eat or sleep.

This is especially true since it is one of Agatha Christie's most classic masterpieces. The mystery remains unsolved, which is a great torment for readers!

How could the kind-hearted Su Can let his fans suffer such pain just for the sake of negative energy?

He posted a Weibo post.

@SuCanV: Don't worry, I'm writing it. The second part of this novel will be published when "Idol Training Camp" ends. You won't have to wait too long!

Su Can's words undoubtedly reassured everyone.

Although this guy is usually a pain, he basically keeps his promises!

For example, if he says he will stop updating, he will definitely stop updating!

Okay, I'll trust you one more time!

Don't let us down this time, Chanchan!

[Su Can wasn't lying to us. If this novel doesn't have a bad ending, it will truly be the pinnacle of mystery fiction! Looking across the entire planet, no other novel can match its concept, technique, narrative, and atmosphere! It's absolutely amazing!]

[Such a suspenseful and meticulously crafted novel is hard for me to believe was written by Su Can, that sixth brother! I can only console myself that maybe he wrote it secretly while out of the mental hospital!]

[The person upstairs is right; the line between genius and madness is often very thin. I think Su Can is both!]

Su Can stretched.

When I woke up, the happy time was over.

He has to go to a village in the Arctic for training; he absolutely must go for this team competition!

Helpless, worker Su Can had no choice but to get up and head to the Polar Bear headquarters building!

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P.S.: I had tenosynovitis in my left hand and was a one-armed hero for several days, but I'm finally able to take care of myself again! If I were to update once a day, I could only write 1,000 words, which would be better for the data and earn me more money, but it wouldn't be reader-friendly and would be difficult to read. I'm currently updating twice a week, with each chapter being 4,000-6,000 words. This is more enjoyable to read, so please check back on weekends for updates. Also, some tedious information—not writing it would affect the writing flow, but writing it would affect the reading experience—is currently being presented as images. You can skip these if you don't like them; it's more convenient and faster.