20 Years ago, a murder case remained unsolved, leaving two lonely souls. They walked hand in hand through one piece of human wilderness. However, the stranger's small malice triggered a huge butterfly effect between the two of them, leaving the two people who were originally walking alone with only a cold and desperate body, and even the last trace of warmth was completely torn away... How dare we say that the world around us is irrelevant to each other? !
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So Qin Xiaomu died a long time ago. Yin Shuang replaced Qin Xiaomu and later underwent sex reassignment surgery to become the real Qin Xiaomu? The person Bai Tong can't forget is actually Yin Shuang.
After reading it, I felt a little sad.
Will kindness lead to good results? No, only scheming will. If Lu Chunxia wasn't very scheming, she would still be a poor rural woman. Lu Chunxia's selfishness is the cause of all misfortunes. The women here are very scheming. That aunt is simply very vicious. But in real life, he is just an ordinary citizen. I seem to have read this book a long time ago. This seems to be a condensed version. The original version I read seems to be longer than this. The story is even more tragic. The shock of the tragedy is also heightened.
So wonderful! ! Highly recommended, stayed up late to watch it
It seems to be a story about many people, but in fact the core has not changed. This is the story of Yin Shuang and Qin Xiaomu. This is the Moonlight Forest! The author is really talented, the stories are interlocking, and the twists and turns are so unpredictable that I can't calm down for a long time after reading it.
The plot of "Moonlight Forest" is really fascinating! The author Aoi Tamaya is so good at telling stories, and I was immersed in the world of the book. I particularly like the complex relationship between the protagonists, whose fates are tangled up in small evils, like a butterfly effect. This reminds me of "The Worry-Free Grocery Store", which also triggered a series of chain reactions through some seemingly small events. Moreover, the discussion of human nature and society in the book is also very profound, which made me think a lot. I think this book is worth reading and I recommend it to you!
Lonely people are pitiful, poor people are pitiful...
Four stars.
Maybe it's because I've read relatively few stories, but the narrative strategy of this one is really good. It's multi-threaded and intertwined with other people's perspectives. I've read a few ordinary and dull stories.
The gray in front of you disappears and turns into a strange and strange color. The blue fluorescence surrounds the emotion, with rich details and a sense of substitution.
The suspense building and experience are both above average, and one star is deducted because it relies too much on this technique, making the whole thing a bit obscure and difficult to understand.
I read it in one sitting, it was so good! I love this multi-line narrative technique. Like a puzzle, a complete story is pieced together bit by bit. A seemingly unrelated group of people are actually surrounding the two protagonists, and their respective experiences affect the fate of the protagonists. The two protagonists have been desperately trying to live their lives, but fate destroys their hopes time and time again. . .
The multi-line narration is very interesting and quite mysterious. It feels hazy and then the fog is peeled off layer by layer. There are quite a few characters. After reading it, I kind of stopped abruptly. I feel like it would be better if there were more. Oh, I hate it. I don't want to finish it. I really want to ask. What happened next? What happened next? Frost, how are you? It turns out that you have not been walking side by side for so many years. It turns out that you have resisted everything by yourself. It's so uncomfortable, distressed, and depressed.
Although the chapters seem incoherent and it feels difficult to read, there is always a hidden logical relationship between them, until the answer is revealed in the final chapter.
It can be seen that the author Aoi Tianya is a big fan of Keigo Higashino, and he does not care at all about exposing his identity as an imitator.
However, imitation is the interesting point of this book. I even think it is much better than "White Night Walk", and its logic is better than it. The atmosphere setting 🉐 is also good, as if the strong youthful sadness cannot be overcome.
Chinese version of "White Night Journey"?
They are one person(They are one person)
They are two alone (They are two lonely)
They are three together (the three of them cling to each other)
They are for each other (they only exist for each other)
…………
I feel bad after seeing it. Everyone has a little malice and calculation, but it would be too miserable if they were all applied to one person. Qin Xiaomu can be regarded as Yin Shuang's spiritual and physical salvation.
Perhaps no one would have thought that the development of the entire story began because of one person's show-off kindness. Then everyone did some big or small things that they thought were not serious, or did not know anything, resulting in this tragedy
This is probably the most logical book I have ever read on Tomato. The story is also very good. It is a good book.
A very good book, you must read it carefully and slowly. The little details in the front will eventually converge into a line. The logic is very good, much better than most of the brainless cool articles nowadays, it is worth reading!
Really super pretty.
Qin Xiaomu died at the age of 13. Did Yin Shuang always play two roles in the later period?
Small evil is the truth of human nature and the truth of the world.
Imitation of "White Night Walk" is not a shortcoming of this book. It can even be said that this book uses "White Night Walk" as part of a narrative trick.
Several seemingly unrelated things are connected in series by a dark line, just like the confluence of small water droplets from all directions on the leaves...
So from the age of 13, only one Yin Shuang named "Qin Xiaomu" is still alive...
It's beautiful, one story is spliced into another, it's each other's redemption and each other's hell, right?
So Qin Xiaomu died a long time ago. Yin Shuang replaced Qin Xiaomu and later underwent sex reassignment surgery to become the real Qin Xiaomu? The person Bai Tong can't forget is actually Yin Shuang. After reading it, I felt a little sad.
Will kindness lead to good results? No, only scheming will. If Lu Chunxia wasn't very scheming, she would still be a poor rural woman. Lu Chunxia's selfishness is the cause of all misfortunes. The women here are very scheming. That aunt is simply very vicious. But in real life, he is just an ordinary citizen. I seem to have read this book a long time ago. This seems to be a condensed version. The original version I read seems to be longer than this. The story is even more tragic. The shock of the tragedy is also heightened.
So wonderful! ! Highly recommended, stayed up late to watch it It seems to be a story about many people, but in fact the core has not changed. This is the story of Yin Shuang and Qin Xiaomu. This is the Moonlight Forest! The author is really talented, the stories are interlocking, and the twists and turns are so unpredictable that I can't calm down for a long time after reading it.
The plot of "Moonlight Forest" is really fascinating! The author Aoi Tamaya is so good at telling stories, and I was immersed in the world of the book. I particularly like the complex relationship between the protagonists, whose fates are tangled up in small evils, like a butterfly effect. This reminds me of "The Worry-Free Grocery Store", which also triggered a series of chain reactions through some seemingly small events. Moreover, the discussion of human nature and society in the book is also very profound, which made me think a lot. I think this book is worth reading and I recommend it to you!
Lonely people are pitiful, poor people are pitiful...
Four stars. Maybe it's because I've read relatively few stories, but the narrative strategy of this one is really good. It's multi-threaded and intertwined with other people's perspectives. I've read a few ordinary and dull stories. The gray in front of you disappears and turns into a strange and strange color. The blue fluorescence surrounds the emotion, with rich details and a sense of substitution. The suspense building and experience are both above average, and one star is deducted because it relies too much on this technique, making the whole thing a bit obscure and difficult to understand.
I read it in one sitting, it was so good! I love this multi-line narrative technique. Like a puzzle, a complete story is pieced together bit by bit. A seemingly unrelated group of people are actually surrounding the two protagonists, and their respective experiences affect the fate of the protagonists. The two protagonists have been desperately trying to live their lives, but fate destroys their hopes time and time again. . .
The multi-line narration is very interesting and quite mysterious. It feels hazy and then the fog is peeled off layer by layer. There are quite a few characters. After reading it, I kind of stopped abruptly. I feel like it would be better if there were more. Oh, I hate it. I don't want to finish it. I really want to ask. What happened next? What happened next? Frost, how are you? It turns out that you have not been walking side by side for so many years. It turns out that you have resisted everything by yourself. It's so uncomfortable, distressed, and depressed.
Although the chapters seem incoherent and it feels difficult to read, there is always a hidden logical relationship between them, until the answer is revealed in the final chapter.
It can be seen that the author Aoi Tianya is a big fan of Keigo Higashino, and he does not care at all about exposing his identity as an imitator. However, imitation is the interesting point of this book. I even think it is much better than "White Night Walk", and its logic is better than it. The atmosphere setting 🉐 is also good, as if the strong youthful sadness cannot be overcome.
Chinese version of "White Night Journey"?
They are one person(They are one person) They are two alone (They are two lonely) They are three together (the three of them cling to each other) They are for each other (they only exist for each other) …………
I feel bad after seeing it. Everyone has a little malice and calculation, but it would be too miserable if they were all applied to one person. Qin Xiaomu can be regarded as Yin Shuang's spiritual and physical salvation.
Perhaps no one would have thought that the development of the entire story began because of one person's show-off kindness. Then everyone did some big or small things that they thought were not serious, or did not know anything, resulting in this tragedy
This is probably the most logical book I have ever read on Tomato. The story is also very good. It is a good book.
A very good book, you must read it carefully and slowly. The little details in the front will eventually converge into a line. The logic is very good, much better than most of the brainless cool articles nowadays, it is worth reading!
Really super pretty.
Qin Xiaomu died at the age of 13. Did Yin Shuang always play two roles in the later period?
Small evil is the truth of human nature and the truth of the world. Imitation of "White Night Walk" is not a shortcoming of this book. It can even be said that this book uses "White Night Walk" as part of a narrative trick.
Several seemingly unrelated things are connected in series by a dark line, just like the confluence of small water droplets from all directions on the leaves... So from the age of 13, only one Yin Shuang named "Qin Xiaomu" is still alive...
It's beautiful, one story is spliced into another, it's each other's redemption and each other's hell, right?