Murmur of Terror

Science fiction novels based in the field of biology are quite rare. The author's theoretical settings are very rigorous. Because of the rigor, the sense of substitution is strong. It feels that such terrible things are really possible in reality.

People who are too talkative tend not to express something, but to conceal something.

(Possible spoilers) When your fear becomes a source of pleasure... You are close to death. The plot is fascinating, and the suspense inside can be guessed a little while reading, but there are always dramatic parts that make you wonder how the author will arrange it, making you want to continue reading. The ending was unexpected to me and turned out to be a happy ending (in my personal opinion). The overall design is very ingenious and the loop is closed. There is no strange force or confusion. The author tried to explain it scientifically, which I can agree with. The meaning is very positive. My understanding is: Human beings should be in awe of nature. In short, it does not teach any difficult and difficult principles, and after reading it, people can naturally expand and think about many things. It can be said that the author has carefully planned a novel that I am willing to read: encountering problems, raising questions, and gradually answering them; in addition, he also adds some recognizable logic of character behavior, a little bit of new knowledge, a little bit of creepy plot, and a trace of emotional thread...

The foreshadowing at the beginning feels boring, but it becomes more and more exciting as you go to the end. The descriptions of the victims' tragic conditions in the last few chapters have the feeling of reading Junji Ito's horror comics_(´ཀ` ∠)_If you are wary of this aspect, you will probably realize what caused this series of horrific changes after reading the email the male protagonist wrote to the female protagonist at the beginning_(´ཀ` ∠)_ (Possible spoilers below) … Don't eat wild game. The description of nematodes at the back of the book is too annoying.

[Post-viewing mark, only a convenient way to recall the books I have read, heavy spoilers, do not read] I like it, it is a very simple story. From the perspective of the heroine, a psychiatric hospice doctor, she investigates the cause of her boyfriend's death and a series of strange behaviors before his death. The answer to the story is an unknown nematode (gram mutation) that can affect the human brain and mutate the human body. The beginning is introduced from the Amazon field research expedition. The elements of indigenous peoples, yaws, living on desert islands, and hunting monkeys are very eye-catching. However, the main text is unfolded from the perspective of the heroine who knows nothing about the man after he returned to Japan. Therefore, there is a feeling that the story has been touched upon, and the whole story seems a bit less amazing. The author has some female consciousness, the female protagonist has a strong subjectivity, the lyrics/plots are not insulting to women, and there are even some chapters that measure men from the female protagonist's perspective, so the whole story is very comfortable to read. You can understand this author.

What makes me most sad is Sanae. A good girl always experiences such terrible things. The author has a good amount of knowledge and is relatively comfortable to read. It combines some knowledge about folk science, parasites and the like, which made my hair stand on end. Worth a look.

Although he is not well-known in the country, this author is no less famous than Keigo Higashino

It should be very interesting to make into a film and television series. Also, I've watched too many movies, and I'd like to remind you, in the bathroom scene, why aren't there any protection measures for such a dangerous thing? Why don't you always protect yourself?

It's okay, the overlapping clues are relatively smooth, and Yida's transformation is a little bit angular, but it's not harmful.

A horror-themed novel with a scientific appearance, but also full of environmental protection and humanistic spirit. It's still very good. It would be great if it were made into a movie.

It's good-looking. Especially the scene with spiders in the room was so graphic that it gave me, an arachnophobe, goosebumps.

Somewhat interesting, but not much.

This book contains quite a lot of scientific content, so it can be regarded as popular science.

It's so scary, I'm so afraid that Sanae will also be infected in the end.

It belongs to the category of extreme horror when you think about it carefully. You have to think about this horror slowly. The words don't look so scary, but if you think about it seriously, your hair will stand on end.