有几本□荐的反套路小说可以□读。其中包括《最□反□路系统》、《□天最强□套路》□《出□太快怎么办》、《□怎么(🐚)就火了(🌹)呢》□《亏□首富从游戏开始》等。这些小说以其独特的反套路设定和有趣□情节吸引(📚□读(💧□者。它□□□.□>- 吴九指拥□一双灵巧的手□,其对修仙充满热情(🐇)。韩立通过主动(🤭)向他传授□仙的技巧和□验,□其...□>亚□见狼人少年在偷偷□流口水,马上看穿了贝(🙋)迪维尔(🤤)的□思。白银(🕕)骑士不动声□(🅱)□心里□□如何作弄这名小仆人:"□□不过□搭载□光子爆炸□擎□比民用的反重力飞艇飞□更快而□-----□没有什么大不了□。要坐一下看看吗?"Martin □John A□plas), a youn□ man□wh□ looks around □0-years□□ld, bo□rds a train in In□□anapolis,□I□di□na f□r Ne□ □ork□ A□ night□ h□ □r□aks □nto a sleep□□g car and sedates a woma□ with a□syringe full of □arco□ics. She struggles□ but he tells □er □ot to st□uggle or □□ □□set be□ause she wo□t□□eel pain. A□ter a f□w minu□es□ the woman f□lls□asleep□ □nd Martin has sex with the uncon□c□ous □oma□. Afterwards, he □lices her □ris□s□with a □azor blade so he can drink her□blood. The woman bleed□ to de□th in her □leep. In th□ □o□ning□ □h□ tr□in s□o□□ in □ittsb□rgh, Pe□nsylva□□a□where M□rt□n disembar□s. He□i□ m□t by Tata □uda (Lincoln □aazel) an □lderly and hos□il□ old man who □laim□□to □e his cousin □rom □he Old Worl□. □ogeth□r, th□y t□avel by another t□ain to the tow□ of□Br□ddock, a dyin□ indust□□al su□ur□. □hey walk to C□d□□;s l□r□e□house where□he□shows Martin h□s living □uar□e□s. Cuda t□□n accuses Martin of bein□ an 8□-year-old □□mpi□e □rom h□s□old co□□try. He has take□ in Mart□n b□cause he is□family, but tell□ hi□,□&q□ot;F□□□t□I will save□your s□ul. Then I shall □estroy you□&qu□t; M□rtin□denies bein□ a v□mpire□and□implies □ha□ Cu□a is □erely hi□ □ncle rather th□n his cous□n. Cuda□□hen □□□s up□strings of garlic on□□h□ □oo□s□t□ his□and□h□s gra□d□a□gh□er's□roo□□ □nd □h□n□holds□up□a small cro□s when Martin□appr□ac□es him. Martin takes away the cro□s, and even t□k□s a bite□of the□garlic mockin□ these attempts □y saying bitt□rly, "□There's no re□l magic... ever□□□ot;□□Cuda tells Mart□n t□at he can come and go a□□he pl□ases. Bu□ he□al□o□□a□n□ Martin that he wi□l k□ll him if he ki□ls a□yone in Braddock. He also tell□ Martin t□ □tay away f□om his gra□ddaugh□er□Ch□isti□e (Christine For□est),□whom arrives home f□om her job that evening□□ Cud□ in□r□□uces Christi□e t□ Martin, b□t also warn□ her to stay aw□y□from him. Bu□ Christine in□tead str□□es up a frie□dsh□p wit□□□arti□ w□o □onfid□□ in he□ about□□is va□pi□e her□tage□ When □uda later □onfirms Marti□'□ cl□im□ to be a vampire□□C□ristine, no□ surpr□sin□ly,□□efuses□to believe ei□he□ one. She thinks tha□ Cu□a and the other members □f her family ha□e dr□ven M□rtin□t□ insanity by making□him think t□at h□ is□a□vampire. □t is ne□□r □evealed if □□□tin □□ally □s a vamp□r□, or jus□ □ s□y a□d □one□y youth with troubled□issues. Chris□ine is the only per□□n that Mar□i□ gets the □our□ge □o talk to. When Chri□ti□□'s□boyfrien□ Arthu□ (□om S□vini) arrives □t□□□e □ouse fo□ dinne□, Martin s□ops □al□ing and backs away □espite Arthur'□s attempt at a conversation. Ch□istine later con□ide□ in Mart□□□t□□t sh□□hopes□□o leave Bradd□□k s□meday with A□thur, even though Mart□n poi□□s out □h□t Arth□r t□eats her badly an□ is bo□□ verbally and□p□ysicall□□ab□sive□tow□□ds□her. □🤮)W□en Chris□ine□sees that □□rtin wo□□□;t talk t□ anyon□ el□e, sh□ buys him a phone which he ins□al□□ in his r□□m□ Mart□n □egins to repe□ti□gly□call□a r□di□ talk sho□ wh□re he describes wha□ it's like to be a □□mpire. He□becomes known □□ the□ra□io a□ "□t□□□Count&q□ot; to all the □isteners. □ut the□patro□iz□ng □□st (M□chael □ornick) thinks □e's□□ust crazy. Mar□in gets a job □t Cuda'□ gr□cery st□re □f s□ocking □helves, hau□ing boxes ar□□□d, and even g□t□ to b□ a□delivery boy for s□m□□of the customers. □□e □f his cus□o□er□ is a cer□ain Abb□ S□ntin□ □□l□□ne □adeau), □ho b□co□es□take□ □□□wit□ M□rtin. She is a very □riendly youn□ woman □ho is□□epresse□ when s□e □e□ls □□rtin that h□r husband is unfaith□ul. But Martin still does not have□the nerve□to t□l□ □ith her, so she is□ha□py to have someone □o confid□ in □ith □□□ lif□ problems. Martin□pho□es the ra□io sh□□ ho□t to□des□rib□ his infatuati□n w□th the hous□wife and se□s□□ □hat□she wan□s □o ha□□□sex with him. When the ra□io □how host asks Martin □f it is a se□ual probl□□ t□at□he has invol□ing women c□itici□□ng him duri□□ sex, M□rtin rep□□es t□at h□ has□neve□ had□se□ wit□□a woman who was awa□e□ One day, Marti□ tr□vels by□tra□n t□ □utside Braddock to l□o□ for victims. A□□a superma□ket□ he fol□□w□ a young □om□n□(Sarah □enable) home t□ h□r posh □ubur□□n h□use. He □□es t□e w□man□#39;s hu□band (R□chard Rube□s□ein) le□ve for a long busi□ess □□ip□ □nd Mar□□n decides this would b□ t□e r□ght tim□ for □ore fee□□ng□ Martin□returns to the□□□□se after dark□an□ br□aks in □hrough the garage doo□.□But it□is Mart□n who□ge□□ the surpri□e□when he b□rs□s □nto□□er bedroom t□ find her□in bed wit□ her a□ulterous □over □ewis□(Al□Lev□t□ky). □fter □□vi□ious s□r□□gle□ Martin jabs□□oth of them with□□yproderm□c need□es with na□c□tics, an□ waits □or th□ drugs to take a□fec□. He □rags the u□c□nsci□us body of Lewis fr□m the house t□ □ clump□of □rees acro□□ the s□□□et wher□ he ki□ls □im□by sho□i□g a□broken□□r□e branch □nto□his neck and □rink□ his□blood. Martin retu□n□□t□□the hous□ where □e has s□x w□th t□□ un□o□sc□o□s□woman.□But □ut of compa□si□n and pity, he dec□des to let her□□ive.□ (□□Martin begins to □ave r□□antic □onoc□rome visions of hi□ vampire□p□st (re□□ □r imagine□), where□he □rained□bl□od from a y□un□ woman□and□□as chased thr□ugh the str□ets of a□na□eles□ E□r□pean town b□ a t□rch-lit □ob. Du□ing □ne Sunday a□ church□ C□da brings home Father H□ward □□□or□e A□ Romero) w□o asks hi□ a□□ut□the possibility of exor□ism□and□dem□n possess□on. Father Howar□ cal□□ up□n the elderly Fa□her Zulem□ns (□lifford□□orres□, Jr.) over at Cuda's request. T□geth□r, C□□□ an□□Zulemans□c□n□ront Martin his be□room and attempt to pe□fo□m an exorcism o□□him. At this □oin□, Mar□in□re□embers □another □eal or imaginary flashback□, in□t□e Old C□un□ry of people trying□to per□orm an exorcism on him, and he □lees□th□m. Martin the□ flees□from □ud□ and□Z□el□as as well. A lit□le l□t□r th□t nigh□, M□rti□ terrorize□ Cuda in a chi□dren□;s□playground wh□n he □□ts on a Dracula □ape and put□ false f□ngs into □is m□uth to pretend that□he real□y is a□□amp□re. On□□day□ Martin□finally musters □he cou□age□□o tal□ with M□s. Santin□ during□a □ou□ine deliv□ry□to □□□□hous□ where he t□lls □□r that he□#39□s aware of her attempts to s□□uc□ him □nd wants □ow t□ have s□x□wi□h her. Af□er h□ving se□ □or t□e first ti□e, Mr□. □a□tini □ecomes more d□pre□sed for she tel□s Marti□ that□h□r h□□band□just□left □er bec□use she disc□ve□ed t□at □he cannot bear children, and that h□r□desir□s □owa□d□ h□m are based on sex□and nothing els□. Bu□□Martin want□ to stay with□her□□nd he□p h□r □ove o□ □ith □er life□ □ar□in tells th□ rad□o s□ow ho□t a□out his □ff□ir with □he □ousewife and that he no lo□ger ha□□□□e urge to attack ot□er w□□en. Meanwhil□, Arthur meets with □uda □nd□tells h□m that □e wa□t□ Christine to lea□e town wit□□him□so the□ □an get □arri□d and s□ar□ a family. But Chr□□tin□ □ecomes angry a□ □uda whe□ he tell□ A□□hu□□that i□sanity□runs in th□ir family□and he sh□□ldn't consider□havin□ c□ildren with her□ Shortly a□terwards□ □hr□stine pa□□□ □p and □□av□s B□addock□fo□ New York with Arthur□despite Ma□tin□telling her th□t Arthur is abusive□towa□ds □er. But her mi□d i□ m□de up. Before□l□□□ing, Chri□ti□e tell□ Mar□i□ tha□ s□e r□a□l□ h□s n□ i□l□□□□li□□□ toward□ him and j□st wants to mak□ a fr□□h start □it□ her life. She says goodby□ to hi□ and promises to wr□te.□But Martin□knows t□at□w□th an abusive and□poss□ssive man i□ C□rist□n□'□s□li□□, □he probably won&□□9;t□ □D□pressed over losing his□one true friend, Martin phones the ra□□o show □□st □n□ tells□h□m □hat □e□#39;s□□etting□&q□ot;shaky&quo□; and wants□to □o out l□□□ing for more □ictims□ □hat□nig□t,□Martin □rav□ls to a rough□crime-rid□en are□ of P□ttsbur□h□and□attacks two derelicts in a □lle□, in□ect□□g them with narcotics. He kill□ one of the□□by □□lting t□e bum'□s w□ist a□□ drin□□ng his blo□□. Mart□n □s ab□ut□□o□kill the second one when□a poli□e □□r s□o□□ up□a□d□gives ch□se. □a□ti□ narr□wly es□ape□ during a lo□g □□ase on fo□t □h□ch leads□from□th□ garb□ge strew □t□eet□ an□□□hr□u□h a lo□al store□ Martin r□ns i□to□an old□wareh□use w□ere□a drug □□al is going down.□A shootout between th□ tw□ cop□ and t□e three thugs□begins where a□l □f them ar□ kille□, □eaving □ar□□n a□ the □o□e survivor who ca□□all□ walks away f□om t□□ carnag□. One day,□Marti□ find□□□rs. Santini d□ad in h□r □athtub, after she had slit her wri□□□w□th□a razor□blade□ Mar□in an□ny□ous□y cal□□ t□□ police t□ report□the bo□y and □eaves. □e phones th□ radio show ho□t□one □in□l □ime to □□y □hat □□ really does□'□t □ee□ □□□end□ or peo□l□ to ta□k□to fo□ he is□his own □ers□□.□But wh□n□□uda le□rns about Mrs. Sant□□i□9;□ s□icide, is mista□en□y thinks □artin□ki□le□ □□r and made□it lo□k li□e □ sui□i□□ as □□'□ done□bef□re. Cuda walks i□to□M□rtin'□□ room while □e □□ asleep□and kil□□ him by h□□□erin□ □ woode□ st□ke t□rou□h □artin'□s heart. Cuda □uries Ma□□in□9;s body in h□s back g□rd□n, wh□le o□□r□□he closi□g credit□ var□ous voices f□om p□ople □re □eard talking □o □he radi□ □how □ost□ask□□g the wher□abouts □f□"t□e Count&□u□t;□ 在《诡□之(🚶)主》中,阿蒙□志性的特征就(😡)是右□戴□片眼镜。阿蒙分身无(😈)数、随(😃)意寄生□及企图入侵源堡的种□行为□人□象深刻□其出场必备的“右□(💈)戴单片眼镜”更是□为□少读□□知的标志性(🚭)□句之一□比如在一些场景中...
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