Strange Things Come from Heaven

The heroine in the book is a girl who was transformed by Tianxing and traveled to various thriller worlds. One comment said that this girl is timid, saying how can she still be timid when she has seen so much and has superpowers? When I read the comments, I realized that this is how everyone views her. As for this girl, she was transformed by Heaven in her first year of high school. At that age, she liked ghosts, gods, skeletons, and dark Harajuku, so she chose the ability of yin and yang eyes. Like it but not strong in heart. According to the book, the yin and yang eyes need to be opened before you can see ghosts. If you don't open them, you can't see ghosts. At that age, this girl wanted to give it a try, but was frightened by a ghost. After that, she stopped seeing ghosts and had no experience with it. In my opinion, she is just a child who is inexperienced in the world. She seems fearless on the surface, but actually she is still scared in her heart. Although she is timid, she is not afraid of monsters and can fight them. In the book "Dark Invasion", she will bravely resist monsters and protect others when she sees them. In her opinion, ghosts are erratic and unpredictable substances that appear and disappear. They can harm and scare people. The method of killing monsters cannot harm ghosts at all. This may be the source of her fear. When you have no safety protection, you will be afraid of ghosts hiding in the dark and spying on you.

This girl has a weakness. If there are weaknesses, we must work hard to overcome them. The whole book is actually the process of her growth, whether it is mental growth or growth in terms of expanding and absorbing supernatural powers. She went from a girl who sang Black Cat Sheriff when she was scared to actively controlling ghosts to search for clues. She was able to stand on her own without being looked down upon and was no longer called a rookie. The part where he sang Sheriff Black Cat reminded me of the part where Gin-san sang Doraemon in Gintama, maybe I didn't learn it well. As for her fear in facing the unknown world, she is cautious, sensitive, occasionally cold-blooded, occasionally selfish, and occasionally has low IQ. These are all aspects that shape this character and make her look more real. Nothing is perfect. As for whether she is well-informed, I don't think so. What would you do if you were given a superpower? If someone upholds justice for you and continues the justice in your heart, what else will you do? Eat, drink, have fun, do the things you want to do, squander unlimited time, go where you want to go, and have things you will never have in your lifetime. She just lives like this, using her own abilities to do whatever she wants without violating her conscience, so she is not well-informed. In terms of seeing ghosts, she is not even a junior player. Of course, I didn't write this out clearly, so it's normal that I didn't understand it. Furthermore, she should feel fear when facing ghosts. When watching a thriller, the protagonists in the movie will be scared, even yelling, and running away, but outside the screen, I am less scared than them. But the girl in the book actually entered that environment, and fear and nervousness became inevitable. Maybe the writing is not enough for everyone to read it. I'll work harder and render carefully.

I always wanted to say something, but I didn't know what to say. In the book is the concept of the multiverse. There is a great master in these universes, called the sky, or the star in the book, who dominates all the planets and all living things in the book. He is a supreme existence that cannot be resisted. There is a great destination: the underworld, the place where all living beings go after death, equal to the status of the great master. I drew a large background to give myself a way to survive. In fact, I want to say that all the books and stories before and after them all take place in this multiverse. This book was originally going to be called "Skyfall", but when I tried to name it, I found that it already existed, so I added the suffix.