Who Lies Asleep Here?

It's so well written, I felt so inspired after reading it. Let's analyze it, I don't know if it is right or not. Wan Hui and the teacher were not only teachers and students, but also lovers. The teacher's wife accidentally discovered the adultery between the two and committed suicide by jumping into a river. The teacher who was paraded through the streets during a special period could not accept the setbacks in life and the condemnation of conscience, so he chose to say the words "Kill me" to the protagonist Wan Hui. The protagonist Wan Hui is irritable inside. It may be that he is tired of the teacher's embarrassment and constant care, which makes Wan Hui have murderous intentions. It was at this moment that Wan recalled what he would face after committing a capital crime. He was afraid of the crime and absconded to disappoint his parents. He lived in a corner and lived by his physical strength. The protagonist's personality was split into several people at this time. There were tattoos representing reason, wisdom and sex, Gu Zisheng representing control and superiority, the little brat representing being protected, Shao Ma and Miao Laosan who were responsible for execution and represented brothers. The escape from the mine is Wan Hui's inner escape and his own exhortation and redemption. The monsters that keep resurrecting are the guilt and anxiety in Wan Hui's heart. The disaster is the flood because the master's wife committed suicide by jumping into the river. The tattoo is addicted to medicine. In fact, it is the addiction to Gu Zisheng who can get the medicine. It corresponds to the unethical love and sex between Wan Hui and his teacher in reality. The beginning of this disaster was Wan Hui's inner choice. As a representative of wisdom, the tattoo made a choice for each personality in the disaster, choosing the compassionate Wan Hui and the little brat in need of protection. Wan Hui's personality escape helped him find the path he should take. In the end, Wan Hui faced his teacher and chose to stop the violence. During that special period, Wan Hui took in the teacher and took care of her. He felt that the teacher had grown from a young age (the teacher's wife had just gotten pregnant, and marriage was early in that era, so the teacher should be about 25 years old) to being aged quickly. Wan Hui was tired of it, and the process was not just that moment. Therefore, I also tended to everything Wan Hui fantasized about at a certain point in his mind while taking care of her. There are too many details in the article. Wan Hui has seen women in the fantasy world and is not interested, which also reflects his txl identity. Most of the medicines that Gu Zisheng can get can help the teacher get books in reality. The tattoos have relationships with men of various ages in the mines. The corresponding teacher's body has been as young as Gu Zisheng, and has been tortured and aged. Wanhui means thousands of tossings and turns, and it is also about changing the direction of things. There is only one supporting character named Gu Zisheng on the details page of the work. Maybe Gu Zisheng is the representative teacher?

This story is actually a dream of Wan Hui. The tattoo is his incarnation, and Gu Zisheng is the teacher's incarnation. The whole story takes place in Wan Hui's mind, so when he opens the door, he returns to reality. In reality, there may be a teacher who was killed by him, and the bleak reality caused by his unfaithful relationship with the teacher.

To be honest, the writing is very exciting, and scenes such as the transformation of corpses are very exciting to watch. It feels like watching the stolen pen back in the day, but it is a pity that there are no emotional scenes! I wrote a blood letter alone and asked for more extra chapters! The nature of the other world made me instantly think of the ultimate behind the bronze door. This kind of suspense is really wonderful.

After finishing the story, the old novel is still good to read. It's so exciting that it's worth writing a long review.

This plot, this writing style, this twist in the ending are so awesome. They were actually written 12 years ago.

If zombies are the embodiment of cold and cruel humanity in the indifferent social environment at that time, then why are some zombies the image of foreigners? The author's idea is very interesting. It would be great if he could expand on it. Overall, the overall reading experience is very good. The writing style that creates the atmosphere is already much better than the so-called famous articles on the list.

I stayed up late to finish reading it. My wife is so awesome. Why isn't this article popular? ! ! Also, what role does Gu Zisheng play? Why can he occupy a supporting role? He only appears at the beginning and the end. Why doesn't he die? I'm so fascinated.

The teacher actually wanted to die. This work reminds me of the movies Mr. Nobody and ID. I will just talk nonsense about what I think next. What a joke It feels like the protagonist thought about it in his head before anything happened. I saw what would happen if the teacher told him the bad news, and what kind of situation I would be in. Because fantasy has no boundaries, I imagined myself becoming a fugitive prisoner thousands of times, arriving in a place that I had never seen before. He wanted to escape the dark reality here. He met several like-minded people. They are all burdened with murders like him, but they have the qualities they expect. Loyal, heroic, resourceful. Their backgrounds are not well known and they are reluctant to speak out. Maybe Wan Hui hasn't figured out how to arrange them yet. But what he longs for should be someone who is strong-willed and a real man. The little brat may be Wan Hui's imagination of the child of his master's wife. He actually wanted someone to look after the child. He is innocent. This might be a game. The names and surnames may all be a certain quality or idea of ​​Wan Hui. They are destined to have only one person dominate his body. What the tattoo sees is that they are actually just one person. Just like the bodyguard in Fatal ID who was shaken awake, he is the only one in the protagonist's personality who knows the fact that everyone is going to be sorted out. Does the alarm sounding by the tattoo and the words "It's coming" herald the beginning of thousands of spiritual struggles? The flood they encountered may be an image of the Master's wife drowning in the river, or it may be amniotic fluid. (Wait a minute, come to think of it, the protagonist is trapped in a reactor and eventually finds a bright way out, kind of like giving birth. Was the dark environment and the existence of the living dead a reflection of the fear of that era? The dead eat the flesh of the living and can only survive by betraying each other. But why do tattoos know so many powerful things? I feel like I don't know anything about reactors. This question is beyond the scope! Could the tattoo be Wan Hui's fantasy about the teacher's image? The teacher may know Russian and read mechanical books. The teacher's last thought was to die together with this reality (Gu Zisheng?). He suffered humiliation, physical mutilation and personality numbness, and finally chose death. But to some extent, he caused a huge psychological burden on the student Wan Hui, and at the same time caused him to become a murderer. The tattoo says, don't do anything you regret. In addition to not killing anyone when you come out, is this also an admonition to the teacher? I couldn't sleep after watching it last night. My wife created the atmosphere so well. The characters are all flesh and blood Looking back and thinking about it, I may have overinterpreted it too much. But I really like it!

When Tattoo was first rescued, wasn't he surprised to see Wan Hui? Moreover, the last thing the tattoo said was Wan Hui's secret, and he was surprised by the name "Tattoo" that Wan Hui gave him. From this, I suspect that the tattoo is obsessed with sending only one person away, because he is the only one who is the real "person", and the others are fictitious and meaningless. At first, I thought these were battle royales like "Fatal ID", but after thinking about it carefully, I thought it was not the case. How can there be so many group portraits of multiple personalities? The only woman mentioned in Kaiwen is like the teacher's wife, a character that has been subconsciously materialized thousands of times - dull and tasteless. The people behind her are also more or less connected with reality. It was more like a seizure or a fantasy. Isn't the teacher's ankle broken? In fact, at first I thought it was Wan Hui who did it to imprison the teacher, but the teacher's attitude showed that no, this may be a punishment from others, and it may have something to do with the parade. The teacher's attitude towards Wanhui is very interesting. When he said "you are here", it was very similar to saying hello to others - from this I think Wanhui was more like an acquaintance who often visited the teacher, and he should be one of many acquaintances. Because if Wan Hui is the only ambiguous person of the teacher, can the teacher face the "last straw" so calmly in such a situation? I would be a little bolder in guessing, no. Let's talk about his feet. In my thousands of fantasies, who has problems with their feet or is addicted to drugs? Tattoo. What kind of person does the tattoo look like? Erudite, mysterious, and has many patrons. Wan Hui's secret desire and admiration for the tattoo are actually Wan Hui's desire and admiration for his teacher. This may be a reflection. Have Wanhui and Tattoo ever had a relationship? No. Did Wan Hui have a relationship with the teacher? Hard to say. Maybe it's possible, maybe not. I'm kind of leaning toward no. Who does tattoo get along with in fantasy? The valley with medicine is free. Wan came back to see what the teacher brought? Book. It will never be the same as Gu Zizi. Only a few times Wanhui and the tattoo had a personal relationship, and only the tattoo put a quilt over Wanhui's eyes - don't look at it. Put yourself in someone else's shoes and make a bold guess, would anyone entrust the person they love to their "gun///////you"? Are those people really trustworthy? Entrusting it to Wan Hui, in my opinion, is a bit like excluding Wan Hui directly. His identity should be very simple, that is, a student and a junior. The teacher loves his wife, which shows that the teacher is actually straight. If it were not for the medicine, he would not do it. In fact, there is an area where it is easy to misunderstand, which is what caused the wife's death. We know that it happened after the parade, but the readers don't know the reason why the teacher paraded, so we cannot definitely speculate that the reason why the teacher paraded was because of homosexuality. It may also be because the teacher is a teacher (composition, etc., A matter of the times). In the fantasy world, the relationship between Shao Ma and Wan Hui made me a little confused at first (I thought they were love rivals at first, but the more I read, the more I felt that at least Shao Ma was not. There are many descriptions that show that Shao Ma quite likes to be with Wan Hui. For example, Miao Laosan asked Shao Ma and Wan Hui to move things together, and Shao Ma suddenly became brighter), but if Shao Ma and Wan Hui are separated and only look at Shao Ma and their tattoos, it becomes clear at once. Some sisters said that Shao Ma is like Wan Hui's youthful spirit. I think it is super invincible. Tattoo's kindness and gentleness towards Shao Ma is really because of this youthful spirit (teacher probably views Wan Hui the same way), and Tattoo abandons Shao Ma because of this youthful spirit (Teacher, you also think that juvenile spirit is just youthful spirit, right, so you don't rely on Wan Hui). Miao Laosan, the person who has been taking care of the little rabbit, is very much like a person who has taken responsibility according to the teacher's instructions. A soldier, a hero, a selfless man, a responsible and responsible man. Shao Ma said that Wan Hui finally became like Miao Laosan. At first glance, it means that Wanhui took over Miao Laosan's burden, but in fact it implies that Wanhui and Miao Laosan are related, not just inheritance, but origin. Wan Hui wanted to be a reliable person, so he got Miao Laosan. If Miao Laosan hadn't rescued the sentry horse himself, the tattoo would actually have made him go as far back as possible, probably because this was actually a choice for Wan Hui (to become an implementer of the teacher's instructions) - but the little bastard was long gone, so Miao Laosan actually didn't have much value anymore. At first I thought Gu Zizai was just the projection of his benefactor, but in the end he and the tattoo ended up being "together forever", and I couldn't help but think more about it. Is Gu Zizai also the person Wan Hui wants to be? A powerful man who gives medicine to tattoos, enjoys tattoos, and owns tattoos. Although Wan Hui designed tattoos and Gu Zi Zai was just a picture of medicine, it is hard not to let people take a second look at Gu Zi Zai's crazy energy - Xiao Wan Zi is crazy but cool. His name is "Zi Zi", so it makes sense to do something "Zi Zi". The ending of the story is that it turns out that the teacher is not dead yet, but Wan Hui really chooses to let him die. "Don't do things you regret" is what the tattoo says and what the teacher says. I'm not really able to make many convincing guesses about the Wankai Killer, but one idea is that after the Wanhuai hysteria was over, I felt that the teacher was too ruined to his image in his mind, and it would be better to die than to live like this. I also made various assumptions and felt that it didn't matter. The consequences were like that. Don't scare yourself, so I said goodbye to the teacher. I can't guess what the patient is thinking, so I can only guess like this.

At 2:30 in the morning on September 20, 2023, there was a huge thunder in Hefei. A tough-headed woman was reading a zombie novel. She didn't dare to read it carefully. I'll come and taste it carefully next time.