On the last day before summer vacation, Mr. S did not come to school and hanged himself at home. I clearly saw his body, but the body disappeared and no one believed what I said.
Seven days later, Mr. S actually turned into a spider and appeared in front of me, claiming that he was killed by someone, and what I could do for him was to find his disappeared body...
During those days, the cats and dogs disappeared; that summer vacation, my partner left; that summer, the most beautiful sunflowers did not bloom...
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The story is very strong and the reasoning is rigorous. Mr. S is also quite miserable.
Contains spoilers
All reincarnations are the protagonist's imagination, and conversations with animals are all imagination.
Causes the mother to miscarry. The mother calls the doll "Meixiang". The protagonist calls the lizard "Meixiang".
The protagonist calls the cat Suo Granny. In fact, the owner of Granny Suo also assumes that the cat is her reincarnation.
In the end, the protagonist burned the whole family to death and then took the "reincarnated" family into a relative's car.
The experience is not good.
Not saying that the story is bad, because if it was bad, there would be no such rating, but while reading the book, from yesterday to today, a very bad thing happened, which resonated with me.
So in the second half, I almost half-condemned and half-turned my thoughts into the world to accuse me of my mistakes, but this was too bad, I was very sad, and I was very depressed.
The severe headache I had while watching "The Virgin" has disappeared and turned into an endless "nausea, nausea". I am really disgusted. I am not a perfect victim either from the perspective of a victim or from the perspective of the initiator of the action.
It also affects others and makes it easy to imagine other things.
Although I won't be like the protagonist, because I feel too stupid, but it will drive myself crazy. I am doubting whether the world I see is real or fake, and why everyone in the story I create is like a fragment of me.
I am the protagonist, I am the supporting character, I am the perpetrator, and I am the victim.
It is wrong to say more and not to say it, but if you do it yourself, you will be wrong, so you have to think twice before you act, but this is so annoying, so troublesome, and your brain will be burned out.
What kind of age is 15?
What is the age of seven?
It's so scary, I almost forgot about it.
I have no impression of these at all.
I seem to have forgotten to mention the spoilers?
But this is all my soliloquy. How could there be any part related to the book?
If I have to say it, the following sentence is indeed related to the book.
I am determined not to read Japanese literature these days.
At first I scoffed at the dank and sticky writing style, thinking it would have little impact. However, two Japanese works in succession affected my thoughts, making me gloomy and collapse.
I can't accept the devouring, unable to fully absorb these darkness, except that the story is very exciting, but the story is very exciting, it will appear in my dreams, and when I am in a bad mood, it will drive me crazy.
So scary.
Moreover, the author's writing style is very delicate, "Is there anyone in this world who can immediately picture the appearance of a cicada in front of his eyes when he hears its cry?" This description made me feel like I was in that hot summer. However, some parts still make me feel uncomfortable. Overall, it is a very interesting novel and worth reading.
It's okay, there are a lot of twists and turns, all the members are perverts [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] After reading it, I feel it's okay, it's more of a "stream of consciousness" mystery novel [thinking] [thinking] [thinking]
This book is suitable for reading in the summer. Being immersed in it can also bring a little mental chill [smile]////There are spoilers.
It feels like the author has an omniscient perspective, and all logical story development lines are based on the author's thoughts. The first half of the story made my mind buzz, although I must admit that this kind of plot is not niche and is even very common (including but not limited to Delta's tragedy). When the mystery is gradually revealed, my heart is There is an unknown fire... In the end, the pace quickens and reverses, eventually leaving a mess in the explosion like fireworks. Dove's spiritual world is "full" again. It is unknown what he will become in the future. The reader is left to silently watch his walking back, and a biting chill gradually spreads.
Mr. S and Doc are the same kind to a certain extent (the old man is from another dimension), but the male protagonist is obviously better. Even so, he is still a child. It is not difficult to imagine his daily life in school. Cowardly, with no sense of existence, holding a bottle at home and talking to himself (to be honest, if analyzed this way, it may be an early symptom of schizophrenia). Another: Suo Po's clues are always so accurate, maybe it is Dafu's subconscious, biting Mei Xiang's finger, threatening and crushing Mr. S, acting so calm and composed when facing Tai Zao, forcing him to find out the truth step by step (?) And setting everything on fire to end everything.
PS: The last time the authors made me feel disgusting and powerful (all praise here) were Shirai Tomoyuki and Murakami Ryu.
It's really a twist and turn. I'll read it after listening to it. Reading the comments will give some spoilers, but it's a reversal of angles that I didn't expect. After I actually finished it and then went back to read the comments, I realized that this novel is really unexpected. But it's really scary. A 9-year-old child can do such a thing. Mental health really deserves everyone's attention. Dolph may have been sad at first before Meixiang was born, because of a prank he had played. Later, Yutian became his obsession, and then to Mr. S. Maybe his symptoms at the time were not serious enough to be irreparable, but later he slowly realized that he could never go back. One thing after another pushed him in the direction of his future development. In the end, he had no family, and he survived the fire accident he caused. At the moment, he didn't know how to comment on this ending. What will happen to him next? He wanted to be free, but in the end his illness did not heal. In his eyes, his parents also reincarnated.
Second swipe to check in. The last time I read this book was in high school. It was a shocking story. After reading it, it felt like a dark fairy tale, a pure evil crime novel written from a child's perspective.
Suitable for people who like to change the reasoning, the imagination is very big! It's also very emotional, some of the foreshadowings are well laid out, and all the holes dug are filled in. It's a very good reading experience. I was very dissatisfied that the protagonist didn't die in the end! ! ! ! ! !
I read it in one go and it was very smooth and enjoyable. It has a touching story and emotional expressiveness, rich visual language, layers of plot reversals and foreshadowings that were recycled one by one. The core plot is not amazing, but it is integrated very well, and the overall effect is very good. It has a similar feeling to the comic "Octopus's Original Sin".
In fact, rather than reasoning, I prefer the foggy sense of enlightenment brought about by information asymmetry and the strange, dark and weird narrative style.
Articles like this from a child's perspective remind me of the weird fear that existed in the world in my eyes when I was a teenager (a weird feeling that is very similar to the dream core) that I didn't understand.
Their children have very strong perceptive abilities, and even the slightest bad thing may trigger imaginations, fantasies or even conjectures, sometimes causing childhood shadows that cannot be cured throughout their lives.
We should protect the world of children and prevent more sluts and dorks from appearing.
2026.5.12
It is a very magical mystery novel, with logic, trickery, multiple solutions and reversals all done well, but the biggest feature of this work is probably this dark, curious, strange but slightly sad story.
It's super good-looking [Blowing Kiss] but it has a bit of a horror element, maybe because some of the content is described in more detail, but precisely because of the appropriate detail, the book's value has been upgraded again! What this book made me think about is: "When all the reasoning is incorrect, who do you choose to believe?" Is what you see real?
A world imagined by pessimists
Strictly speaking, this mystery novel should be called a literary work. Even if you know it is a mystery novel, you can't tell the clues. It's so depressing, the text is full of a strong sense of despair, and the twist at the end is shocking. Although I've read a lot of narrations, this one always stays fresh in my mind because it's so special.
It's scary enough... I quite like it, and the foreshadowing is well recycled.
Scared, very interesting reversal
It exploded! ! ! Anyone who has watched Yiyi will know this numbing feeling. Suspense and weirdness are everywhere. There is a lot of foreshadowing in the front. The author's portrayal of psychological activities is also very good. I also like the wording of the narrative. The more it turns out, the more twists and turns it gets. I can't stop at all.
It's a good read so far, and it doesn't feel like a mystery novel. It's not only reasoning, but also an observation of human nature.
The logic and plot are so awesome, while being fantastic, all the foreshadowings are taken back. . It's so awesome that I have nothing to say, so I give it five stars.
Lots of foreshadowing and good looking
On the day when he learned that he was going to participate in the play, Mr. S's mood was higher than before.
I don't really understand, did the male protagonist die in the end?
The story is very strong and the reasoning is rigorous. Mr. S is also quite miserable. Contains spoilers All reincarnations are the protagonist's imagination, and conversations with animals are all imagination. Causes the mother to miscarry. The mother calls the doll "Meixiang". The protagonist calls the lizard "Meixiang". The protagonist calls the cat Suo Granny. In fact, the owner of Granny Suo also assumes that the cat is her reincarnation. In the end, the protagonist burned the whole family to death and then took the "reincarnated" family into a relative's car.
The experience is not good. Not saying that the story is bad, because if it was bad, there would be no such rating, but while reading the book, from yesterday to today, a very bad thing happened, which resonated with me. So in the second half, I almost half-condemned and half-turned my thoughts into the world to accuse me of my mistakes, but this was too bad, I was very sad, and I was very depressed. The severe headache I had while watching "The Virgin" has disappeared and turned into an endless "nausea, nausea". I am really disgusted. I am not a perfect victim either from the perspective of a victim or from the perspective of the initiator of the action. It also affects others and makes it easy to imagine other things. Although I won't be like the protagonist, because I feel too stupid, but it will drive myself crazy. I am doubting whether the world I see is real or fake, and why everyone in the story I create is like a fragment of me. I am the protagonist, I am the supporting character, I am the perpetrator, and I am the victim. It is wrong to say more and not to say it, but if you do it yourself, you will be wrong, so you have to think twice before you act, but this is so annoying, so troublesome, and your brain will be burned out. What kind of age is 15? What is the age of seven? It's so scary, I almost forgot about it. I have no impression of these at all. I seem to have forgotten to mention the spoilers? But this is all my soliloquy. How could there be any part related to the book? If I have to say it, the following sentence is indeed related to the book. I am determined not to read Japanese literature these days. At first I scoffed at the dank and sticky writing style, thinking it would have little impact. However, two Japanese works in succession affected my thoughts, making me gloomy and collapse. I can't accept the devouring, unable to fully absorb these darkness, except that the story is very exciting, but the story is very exciting, it will appear in my dreams, and when I am in a bad mood, it will drive me crazy. So scary.
Moreover, the author's writing style is very delicate, "Is there anyone in this world who can immediately picture the appearance of a cicada in front of his eyes when he hears its cry?" This description made me feel like I was in that hot summer. However, some parts still make me feel uncomfortable. Overall, it is a very interesting novel and worth reading.
It's okay, there are a lot of twists and turns, all the members are perverts [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] After reading it, I feel it's okay, it's more of a "stream of consciousness" mystery novel [thinking] [thinking] [thinking]
This book is suitable for reading in the summer. Being immersed in it can also bring a little mental chill [smile]////There are spoilers. It feels like the author has an omniscient perspective, and all logical story development lines are based on the author's thoughts. The first half of the story made my mind buzz, although I must admit that this kind of plot is not niche and is even very common (including but not limited to Delta's tragedy). When the mystery is gradually revealed, my heart is There is an unknown fire... In the end, the pace quickens and reverses, eventually leaving a mess in the explosion like fireworks. Dove's spiritual world is "full" again. It is unknown what he will become in the future. The reader is left to silently watch his walking back, and a biting chill gradually spreads. Mr. S and Doc are the same kind to a certain extent (the old man is from another dimension), but the male protagonist is obviously better. Even so, he is still a child. It is not difficult to imagine his daily life in school. Cowardly, with no sense of existence, holding a bottle at home and talking to himself (to be honest, if analyzed this way, it may be an early symptom of schizophrenia). Another: Suo Po's clues are always so accurate, maybe it is Dafu's subconscious, biting Mei Xiang's finger, threatening and crushing Mr. S, acting so calm and composed when facing Tai Zao, forcing him to find out the truth step by step (?) And setting everything on fire to end everything. PS: The last time the authors made me feel disgusting and powerful (all praise here) were Shirai Tomoyuki and Murakami Ryu.
It's really a twist and turn. I'll read it after listening to it. Reading the comments will give some spoilers, but it's a reversal of angles that I didn't expect. After I actually finished it and then went back to read the comments, I realized that this novel is really unexpected. But it's really scary. A 9-year-old child can do such a thing. Mental health really deserves everyone's attention. Dolph may have been sad at first before Meixiang was born, because of a prank he had played. Later, Yutian became his obsession, and then to Mr. S. Maybe his symptoms at the time were not serious enough to be irreparable, but later he slowly realized that he could never go back. One thing after another pushed him in the direction of his future development. In the end, he had no family, and he survived the fire accident he caused. At the moment, he didn't know how to comment on this ending. What will happen to him next? He wanted to be free, but in the end his illness did not heal. In his eyes, his parents also reincarnated.
Second swipe to check in. The last time I read this book was in high school. It was a shocking story. After reading it, it felt like a dark fairy tale, a pure evil crime novel written from a child's perspective.
Suitable for people who like to change the reasoning, the imagination is very big! It's also very emotional, some of the foreshadowings are well laid out, and all the holes dug are filled in. It's a very good reading experience. I was very dissatisfied that the protagonist didn't die in the end! ! ! ! ! !
I read it in one go and it was very smooth and enjoyable. It has a touching story and emotional expressiveness, rich visual language, layers of plot reversals and foreshadowings that were recycled one by one. The core plot is not amazing, but it is integrated very well, and the overall effect is very good. It has a similar feeling to the comic "Octopus's Original Sin".
In fact, rather than reasoning, I prefer the foggy sense of enlightenment brought about by information asymmetry and the strange, dark and weird narrative style. Articles like this from a child's perspective remind me of the weird fear that existed in the world in my eyes when I was a teenager (a weird feeling that is very similar to the dream core) that I didn't understand. Their children have very strong perceptive abilities, and even the slightest bad thing may trigger imaginations, fantasies or even conjectures, sometimes causing childhood shadows that cannot be cured throughout their lives. We should protect the world of children and prevent more sluts and dorks from appearing. 2026.5.12
It is a very magical mystery novel, with logic, trickery, multiple solutions and reversals all done well, but the biggest feature of this work is probably this dark, curious, strange but slightly sad story.
It's super good-looking [Blowing Kiss] but it has a bit of a horror element, maybe because some of the content is described in more detail, but precisely because of the appropriate detail, the book's value has been upgraded again! What this book made me think about is: "When all the reasoning is incorrect, who do you choose to believe?" Is what you see real?
A world imagined by pessimists
Strictly speaking, this mystery novel should be called a literary work. Even if you know it is a mystery novel, you can't tell the clues. It's so depressing, the text is full of a strong sense of despair, and the twist at the end is shocking. Although I've read a lot of narrations, this one always stays fresh in my mind because it's so special.
It's scary enough... I quite like it, and the foreshadowing is well recycled.
Scared, very interesting reversal
It exploded! ! ! Anyone who has watched Yiyi will know this numbing feeling. Suspense and weirdness are everywhere. There is a lot of foreshadowing in the front. The author's portrayal of psychological activities is also very good. I also like the wording of the narrative. The more it turns out, the more twists and turns it gets. I can't stop at all.
It's a good read so far, and it doesn't feel like a mystery novel. It's not only reasoning, but also an observation of human nature.
The logic and plot are so awesome, while being fantastic, all the foreshadowings are taken back. . It's so awesome that I have nothing to say, so I give it five stars.
Lots of foreshadowing and good looking
On the day when he learned that he was going to participate in the play, Mr. S's mood was higher than before.
I don't really understand, did the male protagonist die in the end?