When I was young, I witnessed the Human-Sheep Case, and the Lin family took away my only relative.
Years later, the case resurfaced, and my father, who had borne the burden of injustice, returned.
I knew a storm was coming.
On a rainy day, I took in a strange boy, only to discover that he was from the Lin family.
Following this lead, the long-buried truth gradually came to light: I had actually died when I was three, and my brother’s death concealed a secret no one knew.
It turned out that turning a blind eye was never innocent.
Everyone who witnessed it was a witness.
Everyone who looked away was an accomplice.
[Fictional supernatural mystery, inspired by a dream. All characters and cases are imaginary and do not reflect reality. The supernatural elements exist only to serve the story and do not represent the author’s values. Do not imitate the behavior in this book.
First-person recollections may contain memory distortions. This story includes oppressive and frightening scenes, so sensitive readers should proceed with caution and stop reading if distressed. All customs and occult practices are fictional; any resemblance to real people or events is coincidental.]
!!! This book does not promote feudal superstition or endorse the extreme acts of revenge, sacrifice, or harm to others depicted in the story.
!!! If you experience an unlawful violation in real life, seek legal protection and defend your rights through the proper channels. Do not identify with the extreme responses in the novel, and do not imitate any behavior in the book.
This book uses the first perspective of "I" to tell the story of the human-sheep case and the society and human nature involved in it. The protagonist is a child, and a child's perspective can describe many things that adults cannot see or imagine. It can also leave enough blanks that children cannot understand, making the article more thoughtful and terrifying.
Focusing on what "I" see, hear, feel and think, it creates an atmosphere of weirdness and reality, stimulating readers' thirst for knowledge about the unknown truth, so that they can explore and excavate step by step, deeply demonstrating the theme of "we are witnesses and accomplices".
The author's writing is flowing and flowing, and the writing is cloudy. "The words are clever and steal the chicken."
"Peng's tongue, articles are divided into phoenix hairs." Especially the rendering of the environment and the psychological description of "I" are a highlight of this book and are worth pondering in detail.
Good-looking and a bit suspenseful, worth recommending
Personally, I like it more, it's a suspense theme, but it reflects more reality. The characterization is relatively full, perfectly demonstrating the complexity of interpersonal relationships and human desires.
Well written, recommended!
This book uses the first perspective of "I" to tell the story of the human-sheep case and the society and human nature involved in it. The protagonist is a child, and a child's perspective can describe many things that adults cannot see or imagine. It can also leave enough blanks that children cannot understand, making the article more thoughtful and terrifying. Focusing on what "I" see, hear, feel and think, it creates an atmosphere of weirdness and reality, stimulating readers' thirst for knowledge about the unknown truth, so that they can explore and excavate step by step, deeply demonstrating the theme of "we are witnesses and accomplices". The author's writing is flowing and flowing, and the writing is cloudy. "The words are clever and steal the chicken." "Peng's tongue, articles are divided into phoenix hairs." Especially the rendering of the environment and the psychological description of "I" are a highlight of this book and are worth pondering in detail.
Good-looking and a bit suspenseful, worth recommending
Personally, I like it more, it's a suspense theme, but it reflects more reality. The characterization is relatively full, perfectly demonstrating the complexity of interpersonal relationships and human desires. Well written, recommended!