Shen Qingge, a graduate student in folklore, was forced to enter a strange world composed of "lost folklore". Each copy is a folk tale that is about to disappear. Her mission is not to escape, but to become a "recorder" and find the lost humanity and true names of the ghosts before they completely go crazy.
Reader comments
The author's writing is still great, and the writing style is good. To be honest, Shuhuang really recommends it. I like suspenseful detective stories with a bit of metaphysics and supernatural beings. Worth a look.
Here's what I want to complain about: the beginning and middle are not bland and have a good rhythm, but they're pretty good to watch. It's just that the ending is different from what I imagined. It's so unexpected, it always feels like it shouldn't be like this, but it feels like it's pretty good. The other thing is the relationship between the male and female protagonists. This book is written around the female protagonist, so there is no need to introduce the female protagonist. I won't talk about the male protagonist either, it's a spoiler. Yes, there is cp. The author writes that there is not much emotional involvement between the two of them. Just help the heroine from the beginning. You help us and we are together, so the heroine has to be him? There are not too many descriptions of body parts or eyes, nor is there any description of the heart. Very suddenly, we were together at the back. Moreover, the author's writing is probably very abrupt, and he is very silent towards his friends. But maybe it's just not written out, and the two of them are pretty good, or maybe they've known each other for a thousand years. (If you see the friends in the middle or at the back of the book, you should be able to guess who the heroine CP is.)
The idea is not bad, but I don't know if it's a narrative problem. I've always found it to be very bland, and there aren't many things that leave people speechless. You can read it when you're short on books.
It's a bit rushed and fast-paced, but it's really good
The author's writing is still great, and the writing style is good. To be honest, Shuhuang really recommends it. I like suspenseful detective stories with a bit of metaphysics and supernatural beings. Worth a look. Here's what I want to complain about: the beginning and middle are not bland and have a good rhythm, but they're pretty good to watch. It's just that the ending is different from what I imagined. It's so unexpected, it always feels like it shouldn't be like this, but it feels like it's pretty good. The other thing is the relationship between the male and female protagonists. This book is written around the female protagonist, so there is no need to introduce the female protagonist. I won't talk about the male protagonist either, it's a spoiler. Yes, there is cp. The author writes that there is not much emotional involvement between the two of them. Just help the heroine from the beginning. You help us and we are together, so the heroine has to be him? There are not too many descriptions of body parts or eyes, nor is there any description of the heart. Very suddenly, we were together at the back. Moreover, the author's writing is probably very abrupt, and he is very silent towards his friends. But maybe it's just not written out, and the two of them are pretty good, or maybe they've known each other for a thousand years. (If you see the friends in the middle or at the back of the book, you should be able to guess who the heroine CP is.)
The idea is not bad, but I don't know if it's a narrative problem. I've always found it to be very bland, and there aren't many things that leave people speechless. You can read it when you're short on books.
It's a bit rushed and fast-paced, but it's really good