Taihe City is a small town in the central part of Dongshan Province.
The people here love opera and revere it.
They believe that if someone can truly inhabit a role, that role can come to life.
And so, a man who has played Judge Bao for years really can judge the wicked and grant justice in the dead of night; someone who has spent a lifetime portraying compassion on stage can truly help people escape their suffering.
Qin Ye has been obsessed with opera since childhood.
He is nothing special: poor and lazy, so quiet he seems almost invisible.
But few people know how easily he can lose himself in a role.
Then a bizarre case occurred at an old theater.
It was as if someone had written his script for him back when he was a child.
Now, as the gongs and drums begin to sound, it is his turn to take the stage!
Let me go, what a powerful writer! It's rare to see such a straightforward beginning. It tells a complete event and is extremely smooth. The first dozen chapters are very compact, but it jumps too quickly to the perspective of the supporting characters. It is risky to write the first few dozen chapters like this, after all, the readers are only familiar with the protagonist. Using the perspective of a supporting character in a large space can easily create a sense of fragmentation.
It is recommended not to have too many "so-and-so said"
Xiaosheng thinks that this book is good, but there are too few readers.