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Horror Novel! the Kind That Scares You so Much That You Wrap Yourself up in a Quilt in the Middle of the Night!
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Supernatural and suspenseful, the kind that makes you afraid to go to the toilet at night and cover yourself with quilt, afraid to stretch your legs
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I like the last one. We always neglect our care for our loved ones in the busy life. When I want to save you and cherish the good love, I find that everything is powerless. Love now, don't delay.
Yes, it is a bland description of the fear brought about by human nature. There are two articles that I can't understand. Maybe I will suddenly understand it at some point.
Everything in this book is so familiar
True and false, false and true, what remains in our hearts may be this suspicion...
One chapter per story, the independent ones seem to be discontinuous. It's nothing to watch during the day, but you have to wrap yourself up tightly when watching it at night. Zhou Dedong is quite awesome.
The discussion of ghost culture in the book is also very interesting, which gave me a deeper understanding of the horror culture of the East and the West. I think this book is not only a horror novel, but also an exploration of human inner fears. Recommended to friends who like horror stories, you will definitely enjoy it!
I spent two days listening to and reading "Puppet". This autobiographical novel contains some of the author's experiences and is based on real materials, which makes it more authentic and reliable. The work adds elements of horror, and the suspense part is just right but not redundant. The author uses specific details of the story to show the answers and give his own answers, which further enhances the power of the thriller elements. The plot of each story is bizarre and strange, which makes me feel fresh and new, and the language is so precise and sharp. The closer the material is to life, the more dense and pervasive the creepy feeling becomes. I like the first story in the book, Trampling on a Newborn. Most people's memories before the age of three will be forgotten as they grow up, but when "I" saw a photo that had been sealed for many years, the person who suddenly broke into the delivery room when I first saw him was clearly printed in my mind. Just like when we are doing something ordinary, there is nothing weird at first, but someone suddenly breaks in, and some bizarre consequences occur, so this incident is naturally engraved in the mind and will never be forgotten. The feeling of horror arose spontaneously, and I remember it clearly from now on. The dark side room, there was a similar room in my childhood. It was extremely dark and humid at that time, and there was not a trace of sunlight all day long. Even if a trace of sunlight could seep in from the high tile roof, it was so weak that it could be ignored. It still exists today, but the house has long been dilapidated. As the degree of dilapidation increased, the house began to see light, but the rain also took the opportunity to break in, and the wind swept everything wantonly until the house rotted away. Therefore, when I read the author's description of the dark wing, I had an immersive sense of being there. The article "Cao Dian Zi" involves some horrific experiences seen in childhood. Childhood is the best memory in a person's life, but childhood is also closely connected with the adult world, and the adult world is complicated, so children in childhood will inevitably see or hear some bizarre and dark things. This kind of experience has happened to many people in their childhood. It may happen in remote villages, narrow alleys, or in other specific scenarios. Children are naive enough and weak enough that they cannot imagine how those evil things happened, especially when those evil things are particularly close to them, this feeling of fear becomes even more intense. But people also have another natural instinct - curiosity. The more afraid they are, the richer their imagination, and the more naturally they want to know what is behind the fear. Someone suddenly died on the way between the meadows where "I" was walking to grandma's house. Who wouldn't be afraid? What's more, the person who heard it was still a child! This stimulation is simply too strong. "I" couldn't help but guess the reason for the man's death. I gave my imagination a reasonable cause and process, thinking that this was scary enough. But one day, my cousin-in-law provided "me" with a new idea, which made "me" think about it with horror. The death process of that person was unprecedentedly terrifying and was caused by evil that is unimaginable in human nature. Who knows? Can my cousin-in-law's drunken words be taken seriously? When a person dies, will the people around him really care, and will they really investigate the cause of death? Most people just follow what others say, right? Was the suspect retaliated against? As the author said, all kinds of truths are gathered together through mouths. If you have never seen it with your own eyes, how can you know whether it is true or false? And this story provides a possible existence that has eyes, a nose, and a skeleton, which makes me almost believe it. I like the author Zhou Dedong's writing style and whimsical ideas. The article "Shadow" fully illustrates how deep a person's obsession is. It is present all the time and everywhere. It has vast supernatural powers and can block all obstacles. It only wants to achieve one result-that is, to amplify obsessions and become trapped in obsessions and cannot extricate itself. The amnesiac Liu gave me a concrete and profound feeling. The strange repetition made people feel suffocated and desperate. However, this deliberate copying is not only due to amnesia, but also due to one person's evil deeds. Of course, it is also very likely to be caused by the flames of hatred of the person involved. And "I" is by no means just a victim, "I" is also the one who adds fuel to the fire and hurts her. "The Midnight Program" is really scary. The power of fear is everywhere, affecting my friends and me. Therefore, it is very possible that the girl was poisoned by insects. I didn't believe it at first, but it wasn't until I read the whole story that I became convinced that it was true. Yes, fear started out as just a small sapling, then sprouted green shoots, sprouted branches and stretched towards the sky, until it grew into a towering tree, until the feeling of fear completely overwhelmed "me". The story is the same, getting deeper and deeper, and you can't breathe a sigh of relief until you finish watching the ending. There are indeed many dark things in this world. They are hidden in places that people cannot see. They will come out when needed, haha. "Tricky", the suspense of this story is very strong. I couldn't figure it out almost throughout the story. Even though there were hints in some places, when I read the end, I was overwhelmed by the deep feeling of powerlessness. My thinking and memory were also confused. I was as confused, scared and panicked as Zhou Dedong in the story. "I" was regretting it, and he was secretly chuckling, but behind him, he even snickered. Everyone thinks they are the most powerful one, but they don't know that the most powerful people are often hidden around them, hiding in places we can't see. When a trace of malice suddenly arises in your mind, it is not difficult to guarantee that others will have the same malice as you at the same moment. Human weaknesses, bad intentions, arrogance... There are more, there are more! ! The last story was very sad to read, and it also shocked me greatly. Everyone cannot escape the experience of facing the death of someone around them when they grow up. The death of a loved one brings us a feeling of suffocation. The amazing thing is that everyone has some signs before they die. We always think we have caught it, but in the end we can only watch. Regardless, it's fun to read Puppet. Zhou Dedong's works are really very good.
I think it's okay, but it's short
It feels like the content is like the world in the eyes of a romantic schizophrenic. It is very resonant. I have never encountered an author who can write such quality articles. It must be five stars.
The author understands emotions and human nature
Okay, it writes about human nature
The things around Northeastern Laotie have been experienced more or less when I was a child. It is worth recommending and reading...
Yes, although it is short, it is very delicate.
Good, short and refined
Some things are really weird,
Awesome. The writing is so awesome.
The writing is wonderful, and each story is full of weirdness that makes people feel horrified if they think about it carefully. It seems so real that people can't tell whether it is reality or a story.
It was very well written, and the last chapter was so real that it made me tear up.
Well written, especially the last one
The weirdness can only be found in the ordinary