The Forgotten Southland (Three Volumes)

The "Forgotten South" trilogy uses poetic eco-horror to dismantle human illusions about controlling nature. Rather than telling the story of an alien invasion, it is more about questioning: How do we define existence when the boundaries between "self" and "world" dissolve?

Although the headquarters in the book claims that Area X is an industrial disaster, industrial disasters caused by alien technology can also be considered disasters:)

The books that are more difficult to read will have a lot of detailed descriptions, focusing not on things but on people. The character's past experiences in the book affect the person's way of thinking and judgment, and then affect the person's exploration of this unknown territory and understanding of the results. Affected by this, the information that readers see is filtered by the characters, becomes confusing and unclear, and lacks objectivity, making it difficult to come up with accurate answers to a series of events. Feel it, don't try to explain it... Thinking of the works of Lovecraft and David Lynch, the unknown is really the greatest charm...

I don't understand it, but I love watching it. Compared to conventional science fiction works, this one does have more grammatical elements. Until it is clarified, perhaps it was not written to be understood. The focus gradually shifted from experiencing the unknown, weird and twisted environment to focusing on the inner world of the characters, which turned out to be secondary. Like most COCs, the investigator is the main body of the story.

Good book, truly brain-burning science fiction After watching it for the first time, I still didn't understand many parts, especially the second part "The Person in Power"

I haven't finished it after reading it for a long time. There is a kind of book that looks beautiful but doesn't understand it, so I continue to explore the secret place in the haze.

The writing style of this book is very unique, full of mystery and suspense, which makes people attracted as soon as they read it. The author's writing is concise and powerful, and is able to convey the feeling of tension and fear very well. The storyline is also very engaging, making you want to keep reading to uncover the mysteries of Area X. I think this book is very suitable for readers who like science fiction and adventure themes, and will give people an unforgettable reading experience.

Good. The second part is indeed a bit difficult to understand. It feels like there are still many holes to fill in. Will the author continue writing? Will the movie continue to be made?

It would be great if the fourth part is published in China sometime. According to the author, five or six parts are also being written.

A very novel idea, it would be great if made into a TV series