Looking at the current chapters of the comic, there's a murder and graffiti under a plum blossom tree, a fatal fall from a cross-sea bridge, and a friend being poisoned with a thermos.

This is definitely a blatant attempt to ride the wave of popularity. Xiong Yingjun plans to take a good look at this comic.

If the drawing is good, Xiong Yingjun will certainly give it his full support; if it's just made up, well, An Ding Si won't take it lying down.

As he read on, Xiong Yingjun's mood gradually grew heavy.

The first story in the comic is titled "Plum Blossom Academy - A Broken Bond Under the Plum Blossom Tree".

The story begins without any particular cause. The protagonist, Ming Shigao, is a handsome, rich, and successful man who falls in love with Xiaodie at school.

Xiaodie comes from an ordinary family. When Mingshigao brought Xiaodie home to meet his parents, he unsurprisingly met with their ridicule and sarcasm.

There was even a ridiculous scene where Ming Shigao's mother actually had her younger brother invite thugs to threaten and intimidate Xiao Die.

Unfortunately, despite several verbal threats, Xiaodie did not back down at all, continued to associate with Ming Shigao, and did not tell the male protagonist everything that had happened.

The naive protagonist, Ming Shigao, was completely unaware of everything his mother had done for him and continued his affectionate relationship with Xiaodie.

The author subtly expresses this here, leaving the reader to guess whether Xiaodie truly loves Ming Shigao as a person, or whether she is in love with his family background.

Enraged, Ming's mother decided to go all out and take drastic measures.

He secretly invited Xiaodie to meet him in the plum grove, telling her he wanted to reconcile with her. The equally naive Xiaodie actually believed him and went to the plum grove alone.

Ming's mother was both skilled and daring. She personally drugged Xiaodie in the plum grove, knocked her unconscious, and then called her underlings to defile Xiaodie. She recorded the whole process on the spot.

After her younger brother finished the battle in thirty seconds, Ming's mother used Xiaodie's finger to open her phone and sent a text message to Ming Shigao: "Come to the plum grove immediately, there's a surprise!"

Afterwards, Ming's mother told her younger brother to leave first, while she hid nearby, ready to unleash her ultimate move at a crucial moment.

Unfortunately, things don't always go as planned, and the story didn't follow the script at this point.

Before long, Ming Shigao rushed to the plum grove with excitement, only to find Xiao Die disheveled.

After waking Xiaodie up and listening to her tearful account, Ming Shigao surprisingly didn't believe her. Instead of taking over the Green Green Grassland like the other protagonists, he said he wanted to confront his mother.

The two parted on bad terms.

When Xiaodie got home, she didn't call the police; instead, she hid in the bathroom and frantically washed herself.

Unlike other male protagonists, Ming Shigao did not calm down and choose to forgive. Instead, he planned the first murder of his life.

One dark and windy night, while his parents were out socializing, Ming Shigao dismissed the housekeeper and servants and invited Xiaodie to his house for a get-together.

The story gets interesting from here on out!

To prove her innocence, Xiaodie desperately tried to find new positions in the bedroom. Seeing Xiaodie like this, Ming Shigao's anger naturally grew stronger.

In the end, Ming Shigao, who finished in two minutes, knocked Xiaodie unconscious with a pillow in the bedroom, dragged her to a tree in the backyard, slit her throat, and carved four lines of poetry on Xiaodie's chest.

"When the plum blossoms bloom, the bitter cold has arrived."

The fallen apricot leaves are yellow, but she is no longer here.

The sea of ​​knowledge is boundless, and there is no boat to cross it.

Orioles and sparrows sing of spring at the hall's entrance.

While looking at the comic, Xiong Yingjun unconsciously recited the poem along with the characters in the comic.

"This is Plum Blossom Academy? This author is no ordinary person!"

From the occurrence of the 1117 case to its hasty resolution, the An Ding Si only announced that a teacher training student had been murdered, without releasing any specific details. How could this author have known about this poem?

Furthermore, the author depicted the scene where the male protagonist carved words on Xiaodie's body, a detail that only someone related to the Anding Division could know.

Could this be the murderer?

Barely suppressing his urge to rush back to Anding Division, Xiong Yingjun continued reading.

After killing Xiaodie, Mingshigao buried her under the cherry blossom tree in the backyard and uttered that extremely disgusting self-hypnosis!

"Next year when the plum blossoms bloom, I will see your smile. Yes, it will be you smiling at me..."

Then, the first major turning point in the story occurred. By accident, Ming Shigao opened his mother's computer and found everything that had happened that night in a folder labeled "Important, do not let your son see it".

Xiaodie's pitiful, motionless appearance contrasted with her uncle's filthy manner in finishing the fight in thirty seconds.

Just then, something unexpected happened. A thunderclap rang out, and the excited protagonist fell into a coma.

Upon waking up, Ming Shigao discovered his secret weapon—the superpower of teleporting.

A superpower that allows you to instantly deliver small objects of a certain size to someone, regardless of distance.

Instead of confronting his mother directly, Ming Shigao orchestrated the subsequent cross-sea bridge incident.

Although the comic doesn't directly mention Ming Shigao's parents' names, Xiong Sifu, having read this far, has already vaguely guessed who the comic's author is.

Qingyu is not the murderer. So this person named Qingyu is actually her?

“Prefect Peng, it seems your granddaughter still doesn’t believe in the deaths of your daughter and son-in-law. Actually, I don’t believe it either!”

"But how would she know the details of 1117? She's been abroad all these years, hasn't she?"