Lie***

After "The End of Ten Days", it was another suspenseful series of wits that made me stay up late to finish it. Core genre: suspenseful brain-burning + rules game + emotional redemption + multi-layered reality Underlying logic, layer rules + emotional truth (each layer has unique rules, and each layer you go deeper is one step closer to your true self) The five-stage evolution of the main narrative line: entering the game → falling → exploring → returning home → awakening to the world The biggest selling point is the setting of imaginative rules + emotional critical sentences + the thrill of unit drama puzzles = brainy and refreshing writing

Once you open it, you can't stop. It's a brain-burning drama [laughs][laughs] Recommended Surface theme: A man is looking for his missing daughter in a world of lies, and finally discovers that the biggest lie is himself. Middle-level theme: The power of belief: Whatever you have in your heart is true - the truth is not outside, but in your heart Deep theme: Self-reconciliation: All searches ultimately lead to finding oneself. Obsession can trap a person, but it can also be the light of salvation