Fatal Dangerous Realm.

Summary

The narrator reflects on a childhood memory of being pushed into a river, which leads to suspicions about a possibly hidden twin. Conversations with family reveal secrets, including the idea of genetic defects linked to violence and intelligence. The narrator considers the implications of their family's history with twins and the mysterious effects of a tree in the Red Bamboo Forest. Xia Meng suggests that the narrator might be the "bad seed," leading to a crisis of identity. Ultimately, the narrator dreams of the incident, realizing they might have pushed someone resembling their younger self, adding to the complexity of their situation.

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