Winter Returns

Saw summer again

The style is similar to Japanese light literature mystery novels, and the writing is relatively brisk. It has a retrospective setting of summer reappearance and a sense of decryption on the lake island. In addition, there is only a detective boy group in a city where I don't exist. It occasionally reveals the mystery of "The Cry of the Chilling Cicada". , Huajue is a time-travel story, with a lot of settings and ups and downs in the plot, which makes me feel like I was chasing Steins; Gate back in the day. So far, the tone of the entire story has been completely set. In short, it is definitely worth reading. Introduction: Zhang Shutong once had two female classmates: One is the proud eldest daughter of a wealthy family; One is a cold girl who works as a temple priest in the mountains. One of them was killed eight years ago, and the other died eight years later. Zhang Shutong also has an ulterior secret: He can go back in time. After finally rescuing them, why did they start fighting on their own? Deep mountains, large lakes, temples, underwater shadows, the serial murders eight years ago, and the girl's gradually cold body; This is a youth story that takes place on a small island in winter, among a group of boys and girls, that is somewhat heartwarming, somewhat scary, and somewhat romantic.

It's kind of interesting. I thought it was some kind of youth romantic comedy, but I didn't expect it to be a detective romantic comedy, huh? It's about the same, it's pretty well written.

One of my favorite light novels recently! From my reading experience, this book is not a traditional Japanese novel, but a youthful supernatural suspense novel. The suspense and supernatural elements are the bonus, but the core of the story is still the interaction and development between the three characters, one man and two women, carefully created by the author. I like this very much I read this book very early, but never managed to finish reading the first chapter. Because just like the title of the book "Winter Returns", the unfolding of the first chapter is too similar to the summer return of the anime. The protagonist returns to the island, attends the girl's funeral, and begins to look back. But as I entered the second and third chapters of this reading, this novel is indeed completely different in nature from Summer Returns. Summer Reappearance is more about the exploration and wits of mechanisms and information. As mentioned before, this book has a strong youthful color. Whether it is the protagonist's three friends, the two heroines Mianmian and Qinglian, or the characters such as Teacher Song and the protagonist's parents, they are all very vivid and real. This is why I don't think this novel is "Nikkei". Because the relationship between best friends, the characters of the male and female protagonists, and campus life are products rooted in the domestic environment (with artistic processing of course). When I read it, I can't help but think of some of my past campus life. This is something that Nissei's plot settings derived from anime cannot achieve (when reading Nissei, I am more reminded of some anime clips that have a visual sense) The author's writing style is also very delicate and can fully mobilize readers to enter the scene. As I read it, there is no problem with being overly literary and young. It's just that although the suspense color at the beginning of the work is very strong, I don't recommend readers who are purely interested in suspense novels to look forward to it with the mentality of reading a suspense novel. After all, the two legs of the article, the plot and the characters, must be well constructed. This novel will definitely not advance as quickly as a suspense novel that places emphasis on characters and plot.