Aotai Mountain Mysteries: Someone’s Selling Grilled Sausages There!
鳌太怪谈：那里有人卖烤肠！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 589k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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5.2kReads · 30 days
346kReads · all time
374Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.4Score
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A good book. It describes the dangers of Aotai in the form of a ghost story or a Cthulhu novel, and gently reminds people to protect the environment and not to go to dangerous places outside the scenic area.
It's well-written, but it doesn't feel like Tomato's style; it has the flavor of early folk tales.
The writing is good; I got goosebumps after reading it late at night 🤦 It was quite shocking, a very novel subject matter—mysterious vendors selling sausages and chicken cutlets, all just to get you to take your trash with you when you leave.
This is incredible! The entire plot is incredibly logical and consistent; how can a novel be so well-developed? While other novels present separate, interconnected fragments, this one is linked by a central theme. It's like observing the macrocosm from different perspectives of the world.
The writing is quite good. If it can maintain the ensemble cast throughout, it will definitely be one of Tomato's top masterpieces. Who the main character is, and who the sausage vendor is, is not important. What matters is that the ensemble cast is top-notch; the author is very skilled at writing ensemble pieces.
The title is far too misleading. I definitely wouldn't have clicked on it if I hadn't seen it so many times and been incredibly bored. 6.9 Is definitely too low. If the author can finish it in time and avoid forcing it into the fantasy/immortal cultivation genre, it could be a very well-crafted supernatural story, potentially even a 9.
The theme of 'protecting nature' alone deserves a 5-star rating. The person selling sausages isn't actually human; it's the mountain god of Ao Tai. He's not selling things, but transforming trash into food for people. Because of past generations' littering and lack of environmental protection, the mountain god uses mysterious power to transform decades of garbage into sausages, chicken cutlets…
It's a pretty interesting book. The main character hasn't appeared yet; he's only described indirectly through the survivors. It's quite suspenseful right now.
A more authentic rule-based supernatural tale told from another person's perspective. Although at first I thought there would be a main character appearing, or it would be a food story. But after reading it, I found it to be a rather terrifying kind of supernatural story about rules. It's a very good book; I hope the author will update it more often. (I think the rating could be higher) Hmm...
It's well-written, and it's made me want to read a few more issues of Secret Garden and even suddenly decide to watch it 🤔 (Just kidding, I won't be going). But the descriptions are indeed very good and interesting.