Lin Shen is an ordinary librarian, twenty-nine years old, living alone, lonely, and seeing the end of his life at a glance. Until that rainy night, he rescued an injured gold-winged insect and found that he could actually hear it talking.
The insect is called A-chi. He has lived for more than three hundred years and has seen dynasties change and countless lives and deaths. It became Lin Shen's only friend, teaching him to solve crimes and helping him become the "genius consultant" of the police. Through Ah Shen, Lin Shen obtained clues from insects, solved a series of unsolved cases, and found the meaning of life.
But as more and more cases were solved, Lin Shen began to notice abnormalities - every case seemed to be related to the person who hurt the insects. Is Ah Fei sincerely helping, or does he have other motives? Are those "coincidences" fate or a carefully designed chess game?
When the truth emerged, Lin Shen discovered that the abilities he was proud of and the friendship he valued all began with a three-hundred-year-old plan. And that most trusted partner is the biggest secret behind the scenes.
A work about trust and betrayal, loneliness and redemption. When you can hear the sounds of the world, you can truly hear your own heart.
Reader comments
The subject matter is novel and the writing is good
Very nice, with a touch of warmth. Very plain and real.
I like the author's narrative style, it is very detailed, very close to life, and easy to be touched.
The subject matter is novel and the writing is good
Very nice, with a touch of warmth. Very plain and real.
I like the author's narrative style, it is very detailed, very close to life, and easy to be touched.