Rules Horror: A Hundred Billion Lambs

The narrative is smooth, the rhythm changes appropriately, the settings are easy to understand, and the emotional lines are clear and warm. After the protagonist escapes from the nightmare for the first time, he does not immediately plunge into the next nightmare. Instead, he has a "return" through familiar news, sincere family members, doubts in the protagonist's heart, and recollections of past events. Unhurried, unhurried, hard to let go.

This book uses dreams as an opportunity to talk about rules and strange stories. I have some insights after reading these. The characters are vividly portrayed and the language is rich in layers. Everyone has a unique style. I hope the author can add some plot twists later.