Magic Fetal Movement
About This Novel
"The Fetal Movement of Magic" is the latest work in Keigo Higashino's "Laplace's Witch" series, and it is published in simplified Chinese for the first time. The body of an adult man was found at the bottom of Silver Sable Mountain. He died three days ago. The deceased had a driver's license in his pocket, but his family could not be contacted. The police finally confirmed that the man was Omura, the lover of the talented pianist Asahina. Why did Omura, who usually didn't like mountaineering, die on Silver Sable Mountain? In order to find out the truth, Nayuta and Yuanhua came to the place where the accident happened... And the past that Nayuta did not want to mention will also be revealed with the truth - a tragic life, a fate riddled with holes, the occurrence and redemption of tragedies one after another, it is amazing to read. Even in the saddest and most desperate moments, there is always a little light left. This may be the strength that keeps us alive.
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Official(12)Scraped 21d ago
Check in, Keigo Higashino, read now,
Just looking at the cover, that nervous and mysterious feeling came out all of a sudden. I couldn't wait to read it. I really like Mr. Higashino's works.
How about it ending like this?
I feel like there are still a lot of unanswered questions. Why does Enka Hahara want Nayuta Kudo to change back? Is monitoring Yuanhua to prevent him from committing crimes? Since Yuanhua knew Feng so well, was his mother's death an accident? The ending implies that someone uses the wind to kill people. Is Yuanhua the only one in the world who uses the wind? Why is Enka's father's therapy only effective with Asahina's music?
Magical fetal movement?
Why not call it wind-driven fetal movement?
Not pretty. . . .
surprise
The author's books are as beautiful as ever, the plot is not draggy, and the characters are great.
Finished reading
The title of the book might as well be called The Germination of Magic. The story is quite fragmented. Magic is not a superpower. It relies on individual rationality to fight against collective brainlessness. How to say, use suspense to package human reflection
love
Let's look at it first blah blah blah blah
The inverted triangle back has no fat at all, and the perfect back muscles outline a smooth curve. Every time Nayuta sees his back, he thinks of the wings of an airplane. He can't help but feel that his back not only has strength, but also creates buoyancy in the air.
The first few articles are as good as ever. What the hell is the last one? Is it to be continued? And is the connection with the previous articles Feng Speed?
Wow, check in. (｡Ò ∀ ó｡)
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Community(0)
Official(12)Scraped 21d ago
Check in, Keigo Higashino, read now,
Just looking at the cover, that nervous and mysterious feeling came out all of a sudden. I couldn't wait to read it. I really like Mr. Higashino's works.
How about it ending like this?
I feel like there are still a lot of unanswered questions. Why does Enka Hahara want Nayuta Kudo to change back? Is monitoring Yuanhua to prevent him from committing crimes? Since Yuanhua knew Feng so well, was his mother's death an accident? The ending implies that someone uses the wind to kill people. Is Yuanhua the only one in the world who uses the wind? Why is Enka's father's therapy only effective with Asahina's music?
Magical fetal movement?
Why not call it wind-driven fetal movement?
Not pretty. . . .
surprise
The author's books are as beautiful as ever, the plot is not draggy, and the characters are great.
Finished reading
The title of the book might as well be called The Germination of Magic. The story is quite fragmented. Magic is not a superpower. It relies on individual rationality to fight against collective brainlessness. How to say, use suspense to package human reflection
love
Let's look at it first blah blah blah blah
The inverted triangle back has no fat at all, and the perfect back muscles outline a smooth curve. Every time Nayuta sees his back, he thinks of the wings of an airplane. He can't help but feel that his back not only has strength, but also creates buoyancy in the air.
The first few articles are as good as ever. What the hell is the last one? Is it to be continued? And is the connection with the previous articles Feng Speed?
Wow, check in. (｡Ò ∀ ó｡)
