When winter comes, I get very sleepy. For example, I might be eagerly watching anime one moment, only to start snoring away ten minutes later. In that state, there's no way I can write any long novels. Besides, I've recently gotten hooked on Strange Tales of Firewing and Icefin, and I've found that writing short, notebook-style stories is quite fun.
So everything written here is a short story.
The advantage of short stories is that they're flexible and charming, but of course, they can't explain every little detail as clearly as a long novel can.
That's also where the pleasure of reading short stories lies: they leave plenty of room for me to ponder, guess, and savor, until I suddenly understand, and arrive at what may or may not be the right conclusion.
Most of these stories come to me after I've turned off the lights and settled into bed at night. They're dark stories, and may be a little bizarre.
Theme:
Sprinkling flowers~ I was surprised to see a long review by Wenwen! Familiar faces everywhere~ Author's reply: That's my Liuli sister... (Laughs)
This is the second review I wrote for Gu Zheng, and it's Liu Li's review of "Liuli Fantasy Dreamland". It really is an extraordinary coincidence, with a touch of destiny. There's no coherent, clear plot, only feelings—vague, ethereal feelings, strange and bizarre feelings—like Gu Zheng's own ramblings. No wonder some say they can't understand it. But upon closer examination, it's truly chilling.
I don't understand~~ Ugh~`~
Huh, what's going on?
Hehe, I see~
What kind of story do you want to tell? The more I read, the less I understand. Are all short films like this? Or is yours an exception?
So many sofas! I'll sit on the last one first.
Ghost story? Author's reply: Oh, fairy tales, little emperor... *Pat pat*
Touching him... Poor child... Author's reply: It's unbearable to recall…