Winter ***************

Ordinary words can give people a sense of pictures, which is the author's writing skills. I believe there are too many things in reality that are darker and crueler than this story. People like Silence and Fu Weijun have twisted and dark psychology. When they hurt innocent people to achieve their own goals, what is the difference between those who hurt them in the first place? Life always alternates between day and night, and the harm caused by the night is by no means a reason to deviate from the day. The well-received TV series led me to read the original novel. It belongs to the same genre as Keigo Higashino's White Night Journey. My curiosity led me to read these two books, and my heart was suppressed by the dark humanity in the book, which made me sick twice. I hope to see the author tell heart-warming stories.

This Shen Mo is really much more ruthless than the one in the TV series

I, the adapted TV series is better than the book. In terms of overall structure, if it were arranged exactly like the book, I'm afraid it wouldn't get such a high score.

The plot is tight, the descriptions are real, and the emotions are delicate. What a great book!

After reading the book, I feel more and more that the title of the TV series is apt, "The Long Season". This long period is not only the 20 years from 1998 to 2018, but also the long plot of the original book. From the suspense to the layer-by-layer cracking, it is like peeling off the shell of a bamboo shoot, piece by piece. , It is not until the end that you can clearly see the face of the bamboo shoots, and the peeling process is really not short. The season is both the winter of "The Blade of Winter" and the season of "seasonal vomiting". This is how this novel reads. The language is vivid and interesting, and the plot is long and tortuous. It is a work worth reading.

Snap our fingers, he said, we snap our fingers resonantly, and things far away will be shattered, without the people in front of us knowing it yet. Whistle, I said, whistle obliquely, like a piece of iron and then a needle, the arc of the magnetic pole brushing against the green glass. Drink a glass of water and take a look at the river. When it is calm, it is calm. When it is not calm, we miss a step. A small tear drops on the stone and it will not dry up for a long time. It will be turned into amber throughout the season. The lumpy flow, the concrete light, behind it are some distant things. Sigh... Why are there so many wolves in sheep's clothing in this world? I think the most heinous person in the novel is Shen Peng, and the rest are victims. And if Wang Xiang is not so concerned about face, maybe Shen Mo's life will be rewritten...

It's pretty good, but there are too many transitions. It would be very good in film and television, but the novel is not so good. As the story is revealed layer by layer, they are all poor people, but there is only one Gong Biao in the whole novel that makes me feel distressed the most. Life is so miserable.

The plot is compact, good

More exciting than TV series

I read the novel directly without watching the TV series. I always felt that Fu Weijun was not worth it. He gave up himself for Shen Mo, and Shen Mo also turned into a terrible person because of his childhood experiences. They also complement each other, right?

The novel I read after watching the TV series is very different from the TV series. Poor people, hateful people, after all, remember to live well after having children and ensure their own health and safety, otherwise it will be too miserable for the children to lose their parents.

We are all the dust of the times, and we have no control over where we are blown.

It's a bit like walking in the night. Personally I think it's okay.

I want to know what Shen Mo said to Gong Biao in the taxi to make Gong Biao stop the car, and what Shen Mo said to Cui Guodong at the end.

We will get to know many people in our life, and maybe one person will change our life. Therefore, we must be cautious when making friends, no matter how cautious we are, we don't need to ruin our beautiful life just because of one person.

Maybe you don't like reading books that are too dark or sad, but this book is well written, but it seems a bit sad. Fortunately, the ending is quite satisfactory. It is rare for a girl to be so vicious and cruel.

With the industrial ruins of Northeast China as the backdrop, Fu Weijun is like frost on the edge of a knife, with gentleness and ruthlessness bursting between the bones. This man walks on the moral tightrope, his gloomy eyes are covered with rusted steel, and every step he takes crushes the humanity dormant under the frozen soil. Compared to the diluted chill of the drama version, I prefer the lead-gray narrative of the original work to push people into a cage of trapped beasts in the blizzard: blood foam floats in the roar of the steel factory, and each character commits suicide in the silence of minus 30 degrees Celsius. When Fu Weijun stabbed the dagger into Destiny's throat, the broken tenderness was like shards of glass piercing into the palm prints. The stinging sensation resonated with the vastness of the northeastern tundra, making people whose souls were also frozen hear the echo of the ice bursting deep in the underground river.

The complexity of human nature is very realistic. Distorted human nature not only feels deep malice but also sadness. Cause and effect cycle. People don't neglect small kindnesses. Don't do it out of small evils. Mutual encouragement

A darker Shen Mo, I would say both the novel and the TV series are good

It's a good novel. I personally think that the logic is a bit loose in some places. Secondly, it is undeniable that there are shadows of "White Night Walk" in it. In comparison, readers may prefer the TV series version, which is closer to the life of that era. Teacher Fan Wei's acting skills are also at the level of an actor, and the screenwriter teacher of the crew is invincible.

The adaptation of the TV series still makes sense. Since Shen Mo killed Yin Hong, who looked like her, why not assume Yin Hong's identity?

I came here after watching the TV series, and the ups and downs are ups and downs, but it gave me the feeling that the description method was a bit confusing, and it made no sense to me. But the description of the transition is very good and very graphic. This is the first time I have seen the description of the transition in a novel.

I have experienced the era of laid-off workers and know the hardships of laid-off workers.

I only watched a few episodes of the TV series version, so I stayed up all night to finish reading the original novel. I found it quite atmospheric. The latter part was a bit fake, but overall it was good.

It is very down-to-earth, and the characters and core seem to live close to the land of Northeast China. Through a story of dumping corpses, it exudes the destiny of the group of people who were laid off in the Northeast in the 1990s. Rebuilding the home of the soul and the world on a ruined and messy homeland, looking forward, never looking back.

I tried to read it as quickly as possible. The novel is close to tradition in terms of writing style, good at using metaphors, and uses them carefully. The appearance of the characters is a little weak, but the overall image has been deeply rooted in people's hearts, and the story is complete enough. The author's level can be stable and the writing is solid. It is already a very good work and worth reading.

A bit like White Night Walk

Great book, definitely worth reading! If TV dramas are made for the general public, so they must reflect a positive and uplifting atmosphere, then the original novel is what the author really wants to express, and it is also the reason why I really like this book, and that is "people's hearts"!

It's just so-so, what a wonderful TV series

Can. But switching narratives still needs polishing