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Once the Snowman Buried Corpse Murder Case was reported, it quickly shocked people all over the country.

The murder was brutal, and the body was handled calmly afterwards, with a hint of entertainment.

The murderer remained calm when he was caught, and even wondered why the police were able to find the body hidden in the snowman so quickly. He thought it was a very clever approach.

He was prepared to be caught, but they couldn't find the body and were running around anxiously, and he just sat there and watched them search.

The police who interrogated him also felt that the success of this case was particularly strange, because hiding a body in a snowman was extremely rare.

And they solved it at the fastest speed.

This is thanks to a college student's unintentional remark: "It seems that there are suddenly many snowmen in the school. If the body is hidden in a snowman, it can only be found after the snow melts."

Lu Jingwu is one of the police officers in charge of this case. While handling the case, he found several suspicious points.

"You said you were resting in the store where you work part-time during New Year's Day. Your classmate Zhang Yongyan said that you didn't plan to go home on New Year's Day. Why did you suddenly decide to go home and choose to rest in the store? Are you not used to living in the dormitory?"

Cui Ke felt a little nervous as it was his first time facing police interrogation.

His eyes inevitably evaded a little. "I, I have a good relationship with Zhang Yongyan. He is not in the dormitory. I am afraid to get along with other people. Wang Lai has a bad temper. I am afraid he will beat me, so I thought of going to the store to deal with him for a few nights."

Lu Jingwu glanced at his expression, nodded after a while, and then said: "Then how did you come up with the idea of ​​hiding the body in a snowman?"

"According to what you said, you didn't return to school during the New Year's Day holiday. As soon as you returned, you went back to the dormitory with your classmates. The snowmen hiding corpses were scattered between the teaching building, the playground, and the library, but not in the dormitory building. How did you know that there were suddenly so many snowmen in the school?"

"It's normal for your roommate not to be in the dormitory. Why did you call the police as soon as you found out? You should have reported someone missing. Why did you say someone was murdered?"

Cui Ke's hands were shaking. "Because the dormitory smelled very strong of blood, and Zhang Yongyan also smelled it."

Lu Jingwu didn't think Cui Ke was involved in the murder, but he was sure that the kid must be hiding something else.

"Tui Ke, don't hide anything. Tell us everything you know."

Cui Ke raised his eyes and met Lu Jingwu's. His lips trembled as he slowly uttered words that even he found ridiculous.

"I, I read a novel..."

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Li Wenshu knew all this from hearing people discussing it in class at school.

"Did you see the news? I was scared to death."

"I know that what's scary is not the case itself, but the correspondence between the case and the plot of the novel."

"This is the second case, right? I saw a comment online saying that the previous wife-killing case also happened in real life, in City C. I even went out of my way to find a newspaper. Take a look."

"This is too scary, so it really came true? Then who is this author? She couldn't have really experienced this."

“No wonder it’s written so realistically…”

As Li Wenshu listened, he felt something was wrong.

"Are you talking about the death train?"

What prophecy, what fulfillment? Are these the plots she has written these days?

Qin Shiyue said: "Wan Shu, didn't you realize that there is a copy of Death Train that predicts a murder that happened in reality!"

"what?"

Li Wenshu was stunned.

After school in the evening, she took Liang Zheng's car back home, her mind full of thoughts about the news she had heard at school during the day.

After a while, she rubbed her head with a headache.

Oversight.

Li Wenshu does look for inspiration in reality when writing novels. He also adapts real-life murder cases into his suspense and infinite flow novels.

So when she was writing the outline and deciding on the copy for Death Train in her previous life, she looked up a lot of real-life murder cases, and then picked a few that she thought were suitable as inspiration for adaptation.

But there are not many of them, maybe only three or four in the whole novel, and the rest of the copies are just my own imagination.

If it happened in the previous life, this would be normal.

But in this life after rebirth, that is quite abnormal!

The chronological order of events is wrong!

The story she wrote in the copy happened earlier than the actual murder case. This was not an adaptation of her work based on reality, but a prediction of reality.

Li Wenshu never thought about this problem after her rebirth, and she didn't feel anything wrong when she was writing, because in her memory these things had happened, and she completely ignored the time when the incident occurred.

And judging by the current popularity of the novel, it is entirely possible that this matter will continue to ferment.

Li Wenshu returned to the system space and carefully checked the currently released copies of the novel and the time when the copies were released.

Four of the copies released so far are based on reality, and one case occurred earlier than the time of her rebirth, which can be ignored.

Three more.

Li Wenshu took a deep breath. Two of them had already been matched, and there was another one that should happen in the near future.

She flipped back to the outline and read it through again.

Good news: there will be no more adaptations of real-life copies in the future.

The bad news: the adaptations have all been released.

It is impossible for Li Wenshu to change the plot to the extreme. Not to mention that the outline has been decided, if he changes it, it will only be a mess. As of now, the matter has already spread, and even emergency interception will not stop it.

I can only deny it and say it was a coincidence.

Then...

"System, is there anything in the mall that prevents people from finding out my real information?"

"Yes, it's an information hiding blocker. Once it's turned on, no matter who it is, no matter how advanced the technology is, they can't find out the host's true identity. It can also automatically rationalize the unreasonable situation of being unable to find the identity."

"It's a good thing that you must have at home, and it only costs 5,000 energy points."

Li Wenshu: "Buy it and install it for me quickly."

As the system was installing, it said, "Host, this can only protect the host's identity if the host himself is not exposed. However, if the host's identity is exposed due to his own reasons, it is not within the scope of the item's protection."

Li Wenshu said he knew, but as long as she didn't tell anyone, no one would know who she was.

In the latest update, Li Wenshu explained it in the author’s words.

[Author has something to say: This is all coincidence, fictional creation, don't substitute it into reality, just read the novel with peace of mind, don't make blind guesses. ]

The comment section is full of fear. When the wife-murder and dismemberment case came out, everyone could still laugh and say it was a coincidence, that the murderer imitated the criminal method, etc., but now a similar snowman burial case has come out.

If the technique is the same, readers can comfort themselves once again by saying that the murderer imitated the novel.

But! What is even more bizarre is that the report said that among the five people who were supposed to be in the dormitory, one student was a little scared because he read a copy of the novel, so he ran out to sleep for two nights and escaped.

The novel I read was "Death Train".

And if it were normal that he hadn't left the dormitory, he would have been a corpse.

Four people died in the dormitory in the copy, three died in reality, and one escaped because he read a novel.

The reader said, how can I convince myself again?

[What else is true? Tell me what else is true! ]