In London during the Victorian era, the Ming Dynasty "Book of Mountains and Seas" scroll in the British Museum was unexpectedly revitalized, grafting the rules of Eastern chaos onto Grimm's fairy tales. Children follow the colorful candy threads and enter the "Candy House" alien space. The time gap engulfs the entire street, and the phantom of the nine-headed snake body swims in the sewer...
This is not a supernatural thriller, but a cognitive game: when the world itself becomes a puzzle, and when "deduction" encounters the narrative pollution of "anti-deduction", the only way out is to understand the rules, pay the price, and rebuild order in the abyss.
"The end of logic is not the abyss - it's Watson."
Reader comments
Very good, very good. I read it when I was half-reading. It was really great. The author would like to thank you for updating.
Very good, very good. I read it when I was half-reading. It was really great. The author would like to thank you for updating.