No. 13 Lantern Alley

After reading Da Da Da's other stories, and then reading this masterpiece, I can't help but feel that Da Da Da is capable of everything, versatile, and has no upper limit in writing style [laughs] This story captures the unique temperament of suspense and supernatural novels, such as No. 13, Lantern Alley, three women making tea, Bai Ze, a Feng Shui master, and a half-human, half-ghost. They deal with the obsession of dead souls in the gray area for the underworld. They are not curious, only tender. Under the shell of suspense is a delicate deconstruction of forgetfulness and care, and the deepest compassion is hidden in the fireworks of the world. Pushing the door open and having a cup of tea is not only a listening and welcoming welcome for the customers by the protagonist group, but also a spiritual channel for us readers to appreciate the masterpieces. The story is wonderful and endlessly memorable. Wall Crack is recommended [laughs][laughs][laughs]

"No. 13 Lantern Alley" uses an imaginary world view as its background, and uses the form of unit cases to unfold a series of fantasy stories wandering in the gray areas of the human world. The "Earthly Solution" shop at No. 13 Lantern Lane is the core carrier of the story. The three protagonists Jiang Zhibai, Bai Wanyue, and Yuan Qing, as "working for the King of Hell," undertake various commissions that are inconvenient for the underworld to come forward. The characters created by the author are vivid and three-dimensional: Bai Ze, Jiang Zhibai, who has lived for an unknown number of years, is gentle and calm, Bai Wanyue, the heir to the Feng Shui family, is sassy and capable, and Yuan Qing, who is half human and half ghost, has a mysterious temperament. The three characters complement each other, adding a lot of highlights to the story. The structure of the unit case makes the rhythm of the story relaxed and relaxed. Each case hides the discussion of obsession and regret, and cleverly combines suspenseful reasoning and supernatural elements. It has both brain-burning puzzles and emotional core that directly touch the heart. The non-CP setting allows the focus of the story to always be on the case and the growth of the characters, and the bonds of family and friendship slowly flow between the lines. If you prefer suspense and fantasy themes, and are eager to get a glimpse of the world in the story, "No. 13 Lantern Lane" is definitely worth reading!

As a new novel, "No. 13 Lantern Lane", with its solid and smooth narrative, exquisite suspense concept and delicate and sincere group portraits, shows a mature charm beyond the word count at the beginning. The work closely adheres to the core of "no CP, family and friendship", and injects a warm arc of humanity into the cold reasoning puzzles, making readers full of expectations for the fate of the characters gradually intertwined in Lantern Alley as they follow up. Although the length is still short and the foreshadowing has not been fully developed, the steady update rhythm and the good reader feedback it has received indicate its huge potential in terms of reputation and ratings. It is a sincere work worth putting on the bookshelf and waiting for it to bloom.

After reading this book, I couldn't calm down for a long time. The author uses delicate and restrained writing to make the characters' struggles, choices and growth extremely realistic. There is no deliberate sensationalism, but it touches the heart everywhere; there is no gorgeous rhetoric, but every word is powerful. The rhythm of the story is relaxed and relaxed, and the plot progresses layer by layer. The more you read, the more you can feel the warmth and thinking behind the words. It is not just a novel, but more like a mirror that reflects the softness and strength deep in our hearts. After closing the page, the aftertaste is long and worth recalling again and again. This is a good book that can make people calm down and think seriously about life. It is recommended to everyone who likes heart-warming stories.

I thought it was a ghost story ~ a mountain guard who is trapped in a ghost land, a flower and a person, it withers when people forget it, but it can leave when it is remembered. It is actually a charming and touching story. Those lonely souls trapped in time, as well as the group of people who are willing to listen, remember, and warm them, are always the most touching. Memories bloom into flowers, carrying the life of a soul, and will always be a hard-core romantic setting ~ Looking forward to more stories from (Earthly Solution)

This novel is very novel, the narration is very smooth, the conception is very clever, there is no exaggeration and deliberate sensationalism, but the plot touches people's hearts everywhere. The writing is delicate and gentle, and the words flow smoothly. It has a special sense of picture. It must be praised with five stars. It is worthy of praise for learning. Come on [like][like][like]

I read it at night and found it a bit scary, but the story is wonderful. The plot and character settings are very attractive, the characters have distinct personalities, and the writing is delicate and smooth. It is worth reading. I highly recommend it and look forward to updates! Very nice [like]

I finished reading it. The book is very interesting. There are three women, No. 13, Jiang Zhiruo, Bai Wanyue, and Yuan Qing. The description is very graphic and gives you an immersive feeling. Especially when I see injuries, a picture always appears in my mind, automatically echoing the description in the book. The supernatural aspect is very interesting, and the family and friendship touch me very much. Of course, group portraits are also a major feature. It also has suspenseful reasoning, which is very exciting and fascinating to watch. Just like a cup of weak tea, only by savoring it carefully can you understand its meaning.

This is a suspenseful read, and it is really enjoyable. I read it in broad daylight. I felt so scared when I read it on the high-speed train [laughs]. The author's subject matter is novel, and the storyline is ups and downs and fascinating. The author's writing style is also very high-level, smooth, thoughtful, in-depth, and logically clear. I will continue reading this part tonight. If I read it at night, it should have a more suspenseful and thrilling feeling. It is great.

At first I thought it was an ordinary supernatural suspense, but when I opened it I realized that this book is full of human hearts. What impresses me most about the "Earthly Solution" series is not the carefully designed folk horror or the interlocking suspense reasoning, but the heavy "human touch" behind each story. The three protagonists of No. 13 Lantern Alley each have their own origins. Jiang Zhibai is Bai Ze who knows all things, but he chooses to sit on a recliner and bask in the sun; Bai Wanyue is a descendant of a Feng Shui family, wiping the compass with a cold face, and secretly drawing taste talismans for Yuan Qing with disdain; Yuan Qing has been dead for fifty years, stuck in the state of half human and half ghost, holding a thermos cup and chattering, he is the warmest pistachio. Their daily quarrels and mutual protection give this small shop that deals with "grey affairs" a homely feel. The design of the unit drama is even more exquisite. The forgotten mountain guard in "The Hanging Coffin", the three women who missed each other in "The Red Embroidered Shoes", each "ghost story" is a piece of human joy and sorrow that cannot be let go. The mandrill is not an evil ghost, but a forgotten patron saint; the embroidered shoes are not a murder weapon, but the obsession of the wearer to "become another person." Those scary things, peeled off, are all human hearts. The most rare thing is that the author always remembers the core theme of "forgotten things". Whether it is the Mountain Guard, the Red Ling Xiufen Moth, or the Third Master Long from Xiangxi, they are stuck in place because no one remembers them. What "Earthly Interpretation" does is never to exorcise ghosts and demons, but to make those forgotten people heard, remembered, and let go. When Xiao Mo said the words "Mom, I don't blame you", when Hong Ling said "Thank you" to Xiufen, when Qi Ye sang the names of those mountain guards - those moments were more painful than any horrific scene. The six characters are also well written. Jiang Zhibai is unfathomable, Bai Wanyue is cold and enthusiastic, Yuan Qing is lively and thoughtful, and the three of them have grown up individually - Jun Mingjin's yin and yang eyes are sometimes bright and sometimes not working when they first open, Lin Luxi is scared but never falls behind, and Shen Zhibai speaks the least but is always at the forefront. Once the group portraits stand, the story has its roots. If there is anything that could be better, it would probably be that the perspective of the Sangean team occasionally overshadows the three people in the world. After all, this is a series called "Earthly Interpretation", and what readers want to see are, after all, the three people sitting on the deck chairs basking in the sun. But the flaws do not hide the virtues. This is a story that truly respects readers. It believes that you can understand the unsaid blank spaces, and also believes that you can see your own shadow in those forgotten obsessions. There are some things in this world, it's not that they refuse to leave, it's that no one listens to her. Once you understand, you can leave. This is probably the gentlest thing about "Earthly Interpretation": it doesn't teach you to be afraid of ghosts, it teaches you to see the person behind the ghosts. And those who are seen will eventually go home. Looking forward to the continuation of the story of Lantern Lane.