Odd Containment Specialist.

Chapter 704 The Main Text of the Book (Part )

Anonymous continued to read this magical book, and Su Weiyu's life was moving forward at a rapid pace.

Su Weiyu developed a path dependence in dealing with many things.

With her help, her sister's acting career went smoothly, her father's business flourished, and her mother's clothing designs became famous. The family's life curve soared like an exponential function.

On the other hand, as Su Weiyu went further and further on this forbidden road, new doubts arose.

Su Weiyu began to listen to a lot of books, including a lot of philosophy books, from The Birth of Tragedy to Thus Spoke Zarathustra, then Capital, The Abyss of Freedom, Critique of Pure Reason...

No matter whether it is good or bad, no matter whether it is contradictory or not, or even no matter whether she can understand it or not, Su Weiyu is immersed in the ocean of philosophy. She no longer looks outside, but looks deep into her heart to find something.

Her behavior in real life became more and more weird and extreme. She rarely interfered with the outside world for her own sake. After raising her parents' living standards to a certain level, she rarely interfered in their lives, but only took action occasionally to maintain their career status.

The reason why she interfered with the outside world was almost entirely for Su Yue, and in daily life, she also showed a level of intimacy that was completely inconsistent with a normal sisterly relationship. She was inseparable from her sister for a long time, and they were together whether eating, sleeping, or bathing.

Her normality when she was with Su Yue formed a sharp contrast with her strangeness when she was alone thinking. When she was with Su Yue, she was like an ordinary person, but when she acted on her own, she would do many crazy things.

When she was 27 years old, Su Yue began to be urged to get married by her parents. A young woman like Su Yue, who was both beautiful and had a superior family background, immediately attracted the favor of a large group of rich second-generations and young entrepreneurs.

Su Zhengyi and Lin Xue both began to worry about their daughter, repeating the same old reasons over and over again... children, companionship, and a glass of water at the bedside when she was sick.

All the reasons lead to one fixed conclusion: you have to get married.

They both felt that at Su Yue's age, it was time for her to try to get in touch with the right person, but what Su Weiyu did was to attack those suitors and repel them all in various ways.

After all, these suitors themselves are innocent, so this time, she did not use the ultimate means she often used in the past, but used other channels to destroy the careers of those suitors in order to prevent her sister from going on a blind date.

From the perspective of a reader, Anonymous can only see Su Weiyu's subjective description.

She said Su Yue didn't want to go on blind dates either. She didn't desire marriage and had no interest in those men. She just wanted to act and felt that even if she was alone and lived like this for the rest of her life, she would never be lonely.

In Anonymous's opinion, this is more like Su Weiyu's further mental disorder. Her desire to control her sister has increased to an incredible level, to the point of misjudging her sister's independent will.

He felt that Su Weiyu had magnified her already ineffective companionship to an outrageous degree in order to enhance the meaning of her own existence, and wanted to tie her entire life to Su Yue's.

But for some reason, Anonymous also has a vague feeling that there may be another explanation for Su Weiyu's psychology. Life continues to move forward, and eventually things usher in irreversible changes. When Su Yue's blind dates become more and more frequent, when she is exhausted by the continuous suitors, Su Weiyu takes the first step one night, and the first victim appears.

The moral education that Su Weiyu received in her childhood began to gradually disintegrate when she was 28 years old.

She began to try to influence society, but after just a few months of social experiments, Su Weiyu got tired of it. She easily saw the limits of what she could achieve, and the answer was that there was no limit.

She even flew to the war-torn area in West Asia and quelled the war in a few days.

Although the frontline personnel claimed that this was completely normal and there was nothing unreasonable about it, the manipulators behind the scenes in Europe could clearly see a very terrifying pattern through the dispatch records.

She got tired of it once, and then devoted herself to Su Yue's acting career.

As for this experience, she summarized it into a brief conclusion in her own diary:

[Power can determine the definition of crime. This function is not affected even if power itself is full of sin. However, even the greatest power dare not openly admit the crimes it should bear.

Even the greatest power still tries to keep the crimes it has committed unknown.

Since I was born unknown to anyone, I have the greatest power, and I am always innocent. 】

After that, there was no more description of killing people in her diary, not even a single punctuation mark.

If an ordinary reader reads this book, he may just skim through it. This autobiographical book has no narration, no God's perspective, and is written purely from the subjective perspective of the protagonist. It will not convey everything that the person involved does not want to express.

However, the anonymous person saw through the innermost darkness of Su Weiyu's heart. She no longer hesitated or blamed herself for the things that had crossed her bottom line, just like a person would not publicize what he eats and drinks every day.

After that page, Anonymous had a premonition that he would probably never see Su Weiyu's record of such actions again in subsequent books.

As a reader, he has no way of knowing.

From this page onwards, the things Su Weiyu recorded were ordinary and trivial.

She studied all the TV dramas and variety shows that Su Yue took on like an agent, tested the ingredients of the cosmetics Su Yue used like a chemist, and read books on acting, just like an artist who was determined to devote the rest of her life to acting.

(End of this chapter)