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In 2016, when I read this book for the first time, I was confused and didn't understand anything. There are many, many questions. In 2023, I watched it again by coincidence Shocking! ! ! It's really shocking Every chapter is so incredible, but also reasonable 47 chapters in total, Chapters 1~33 are about the past Lou Xiaolou Chapters 33~45 are about the current Lou Xiaolou You can read it clearly by changing the positions of these two parts. Sang Ya is dead, Lou Xiaolou traveled to a year ago Try every means to tell the past Lou that Xiaolou and Sang Ya were in danger So in the past timeline, there are some things that should not have appeared inexplicably. It's Sang Ya and the supernatural events Lou Xiaolou encountered. So this is the first time for Lou Xiaolou to send information to the past. This is the first time for Lou Xiaolou from the past to receive information from the future. So in chapters 33 to 45, it will appear that the current Lou Xiaolou doesn't know what kind of information his past self received. Finally, I finally learned Qi Men Dun Jia the night before 4.23 After going through a lot of hardships, he saved Sang Ya So contagious An addictive book worth reading several times I will read it again in a few years [shy]

The first time I came across Mr. Zhou Dedong's horror stories was when I was in college more than 20 years ago. I was really surprised at the time. At that time, the most popular horror story was "Chang Chen Tells Ghost Stories". Because it was an audio program, Mr. Chang Chen's weird and changeable voice, coupled with the startling soundtrack and sound effects, really scared many people, including me. However, Mr. Zhou Dedong's stories are unique. He rarely describes those scary scenes and things head-on. Instead, through weird events in daily life, a small seed is quietly buried deep in the readers' hearts. As the plot develops, the seed breaks out of the ground, stretching out weird-shaped vines day by day, and eventually grows into a monster named "Fear"! There is a phrase that is very commonly used in recent years: "It's terrifying to think about it carefully." I think it is the most true evaluation of Mr. Zhou Dedong's works. Regarding "Qi Men Dun Jia", I have quite mixed feelings after reading it. In fact, I read this novel once many years ago. At that time, I thought it was a work similar to "The Butterfly Effect" about traveling back in time through a time tunnel in an attempt to change history. I also guessed that the ghost next to Sangya in Huadu was Xiao Lou who returned to the past. Reading it again, it is still full of horror. The neat and rigorous foreshadowing and care from front to back fully demonstrate Mr. Zhou Dedong's absolute strength in structuring the story. Especially the plot about Son's father also made me shed tears as a father. I have been thinking that if Mr. Zhou Dedong's works could be adapted into movies, would they lose their sense of horror as texts? The "Gate" adapted from "Sanchakou" was a failure, which can be regarded as a lesson learned from the past. It feels very complicated and a bit incoherent. In short, I highly recommend Mr. Zhou Dedong's works! I hope more readers can experience the sense of fear that Mr. Zhou Dedong brings to us that gets deeper and deeper into the bone marrow after repeated chewing!

Halfway through, my thought was that the so-called regular agent might actually be me, because the introduction also gave a rough introduction, right? In fact, she wanted to save Sang Ya, who died on April 23, in the future, so she kept following her, right? Suddenly, I felt a little heartwarming (*/∇＼*)

The introduction leads to Sang Ya's death, and the whole book unfolds. It revolves around the life and encounter between Sang Ya and Lou Xiaolou, until the dead end is written again and Sang Ya dies, and the whole book reaches its climax. Lou Xiaolou returned to the house in confusion, saw Sang Ya's "real-time" interview a year ago, got on the train to Huadu, and returned to Huadu in 2006. He tried to change his fate and pass on information to prevent Sang Ya's death, but the secret must not be leaked. Everything was "progressing step by step", as if there was God's will in the dark. There was only one day left before Sang Ya's death. Lou Xiaolou finally understood Qi Men Dun Jia. Chen Shi said, "Beijing Jingmen also suffers from bloody disasters. However, due to Lin Bing Qi, superior Xuan Wu, and Tian Xian Shi Ge, he can travel quietly and do things in secret." He encountered many obstacles on the road but was stabbed several times. Surfing passed without hesitation, and finally stopped Sang Ya at the entrance of the previous alley, hugged her and hid in the basement. Thunder suddenly broke out on the ground, "Maybe Lou Xiaolou's behavior violated the laws of heaven, something thundered, and the world exploded indiscriminately, and in an instant, the sky collapsed and the earth shattered." He succeeded! "She went to the market to buy groceries and passed by that dead end... The girl died from a lightning strike." Lou Xiaolou stood up and put on the newly purchased clothes - a light yellow formal shirt and navy blue formal trousers. Then, he walked to the study, opened the drawer, took his ID card and some money, and hurried downstairs. He is going to find Sang Ya. He went to look for Sang Ya in a dream...

I read it the second time and spent a few hours reading it in one sitting. I am very impressed and have a different understanding every time I watch it. But I still don't understand why Lou Xiaolou considered Sang Ya his daughter in the end, and Sang Ya finally called Lou Xiaolou dad? In addition, what does the three old men who ran out in Sangya mean at the end?

This is a story about time travel and rescue, wrapped in the shell of Qi Men Dun Jia, and has the feel of "Want to See You". It's really scary, but it's also very tender. The male protagonist Lou Xiaolou overcomes all difficulties and travels back to a year ago to save his girlfriend Sang Xiaoya who died in a mine attack a year later. This type of story is very brain-burning. One person travels back in time, and it turns out there is another one. The story has a strong sense of fate, and any attempt to change it will always be destroyed by various coincidences. This story is no exception. Combined with last week's unique weird effects of De Dong, the story becomes very exciting and one that you can't put down once you read it.

It's so fucking awesome, and the ending is unexpected. The shadow is an excellent metaphor. Lou Xiaolou's shadow struggled to save Sang Ya (the shadow) but wanted to abandon her, so Sang Ya's shadow (the three old men) went back in time to stop Lou Xiaolou's shadow from saving her. The real Sang Ya is still dead, so Lou Xiaolou's shadow returns to the past again and again. However, there are a few issues that I still haven't figured out yet. 1. Fax machine, who sent the information? 2. What causes time travel? Can Qi Men Dun Jia predict and travel through time? 3. The second layer of Lou Xiaolou who was affected by the first layer of shadow should be different when he goes back to the past. One layer after another, is his fate unchangeable after all? 4. Sang's father on the first floor would not have dreamed that the old man took Sang Ya away, so he should still be alive. Only Sang Ya died on the first floor, no one else was injured, there was no power outage, and there was no huge impact. In the first level, Lou Xiaolou failed to treat the old man and caused hemiplegia and was hunted down. In the second level, he will continue to be hunted after 4.23. Does fate get worse as it changes? 5. If fate is doomed, and the more it changes, the worse it gets, why did Lou Xiaolou go down this path? You can understand it as soon as you finish writing it. In fact, the author has written: Sang Ya: What if something unexpected happens in that big world and the chessboard is suddenly overturned? Lou Xiaolou: I can't imagine it. It is estimated that time and space will be confused, and all kinds of unexpected situations will happen like a nightmare. Sang Ya: I hope that happens. Maybe it was an accident, maybe it was intentional, in short the chessboard turned over and the nightmare happened.

Qi Men Dun Jia is so interesting. It can be said to be a collection of various magical techniques and various so-called folk remedies in ancient China. This book allows everyone to learn a lot of magical knowledge that appears in various books. This is not to promote feudal superstition. I even think it is a kind of promotion of science, which uses scientific or nearly scientific methods and rules to summarize things that we generally think of as metaphysics, so that we can see the wisdom of our ancestors.

The wonderful fusion of arts and weapons; Lou Xiaolou has always had a strong interest in King Wen's Bagua, Qimen Dunjia, etc.; In his eyes, the myths and legends that began with the Yellow Emperor Chi You are gifts from alien species. And his obsession with this will bring him not only the past and present life of Qimen Dunjia, but also a 16-year-old girl in her prime. Although she is several years younger than him, her mentality may be about the same as his. It is said that curiosity killed the cat, but after reading this book, I was thinking that maybe the cat that was killed did not feel sorry for it; because it satisfied its curiosity, which in itself was enough. Just like Lou Xiaolou and Sang Ya, their treasure hunt itself is a tribute to this mysterious technique.

This is a story about time travel and rescue, wrapped in the shell of Qi Men Dun Jia, and has the feel of "Want to See You". It's really scary, but it's also very tender. The male protagonist Lou Xiaolou overcomes all difficulties and travels back to a year ago to save his girlfriend Sang Xiaoya who died in a mine attack a year later. This type of story is very brain-burning. One person travels back in time, and it turns out there is another one. The story has a strong sense of fate, and any attempt to change it will always be destroyed by various coincidences. This story is no exception. Combined with last week's unique weird effects of De Dong, the story becomes very exciting and one that you can't put down once you read it.

I've read it for the second time. I forgot when I read it the first time. It's well written. People in the first class couldn't understand it at first, but they were very moved after reading it. A man traveled back in time a year ago to save his girlfriend who was killed by lightning a year later. I haven't finished reading it yet. It seems that I didn't succeed. The author's writing is good, and he feels a bit like Ruffian Cai.

This book is so wonderful! The author's imagination is so rich, he combines Qi Men Dun Jia with modern love, and the plot of the story made my eyes light up. I especially liked the description of dreams in the book, which reminded me of some strange dreams I had had, which felt both real and illusory. Just like what is written in the book, "surrounded by rugged rocks and towering ancient trees. One or two crows cawing 'quack-quack-quack'", this scene really gives people an immersive feeling. And I feel that the protagonist Lou Xiaolou is at a loss when facing the giant turtle, which is also very similar to how we react when we encounter some difficulties in life. Not only does this book have a great story, but it also resonates with me, which is really great!

Ghost stories have always been regarded as a product of feudalism, but I don't think so. Zhou Dedong is a famous storyteller in China. When he was in his twenties, his writing themes focused on romantic affairs. Now, ghosts are the theme of all his works. He said: He used to write about the beauty of human nature, but now he writes about the evil of human nature. I think the reason why Zhou Dedong's works have attracted the attention of people from all walks of life is because he uses ghost stories as a medium to tell the evil things in the world and the ugliness of people in the world. "Qi Men Dun Jia" draws on the Chinese book "Qi Men Dun Jia" to silently dismantle the fence that has always protected feudal superstition.

Lou Xiaolou wanted to save Sang Ya and prevent her death. He traveled to the past, but it seemed to be destined. No matter how hard he tried, everything was moving forward according to the established trajectory. It's like the Supreme Treasure holds the Moonlight Box no matter how many times it travels through time, but it can't save Bai Jingjing. The ending of the story is actually a bit unclear. Was Sang Ya really saved? What do the figures of those old men coming out of her body mean? At the end of the movie, when Sang Ya slowly moved her mouth in her sleep and made the sounds of several old men chatting, it really made her back tingle. The story is a bit mind-boggling and needs to be read carefully.

A middle-aged divorced doctor met a young girl. Because they had a strong interest in Qi Men Dun Jia, the "King of Chinese Alchemy", they fell deeply in love with each other during their experiments together, and started a Mary Sue romance that transcended age groups. However, one day, this woman was struck by lightning and died. It seemed like a coincidence, but it was a trick of fate. By chance, the doctor uncovered the secret of Qi Men Dun Jia and traveled back and forth between reality and the future in an attempt to save the girl's life.

I once suspected schizophrenia and had a headache. [Pouts]

Beautiful, so exciting

Wonderful, let's make a movie

A scary love novel that can even make you break into a cold sweat when you read it in the summer

Very nice and in line with my taste [Like][Like][Like]

Logical thinking is very reasonable

It was so exciting that I forgot to cook

The concept is novel, the plot is ups and downs, exciting, and some plots are terrifying!

This book is good and beautiful

A very wonderful book

A very good novel

Very exciting and attractive!

What a great book!

Produced by Zhou Dedong, it must be a high-quality product

Enduring, fantasy, and worth it