Everyone, I finally finished making a fan animation for this work. Search for the fan animation The Untold Tales of My Split Personality in Bungou Stray Dogs on Bilibili. I'm Qing Qiu Lanshan. I drew it myself, hahaha!
The work was originally titled: Hard to Break
There are two best ways to deceive someone.
The first is to tell a lie that's half true.
The second is to use a bigger lie to cover up the original one. Once everyone has been deceived by the bigger lie, they will instinctively start questioning whether the original lie was true.
Gu Cheyu undoubtedly chose the second method.
He would use a plotline that seemed normal to deceive the world's consciousness. He would use his apparently harmless "normal" behavior to fool everyone around him, including his own family.
Until he could no longer tell lies from the truth himself.
Step one: Break with his cousin Fyodor, who is a villain.
Step two: Deceive the world's consciousness into thinking he is on the protagonist's side.
Step three: Avoid interfering with the main plot in any way that could change its course, while guiding the world forward on the condition that everyone is saved.
Step four: Get the "Book" and completely overturn the rules of the world...
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But, my dear older brother, why must you bear all the guilt for the ideal we share?
We are all sinners. I have no reason to escape my own share of the "punishment."
So let me join you as a witness to the "old world."
A few things to know before reading:
1. This work touches on certain philosophical questions and differs somewhat from traditional wish-fulfillment novels. It has few thrills and isn't light, fast-paced reading.
2. Since the original work never established Fyodor's childhood background, I filled it in according to my own logic.
3. The childhood backstory is written in brief, so the pace will be relatively fast.
(For special reasons, this story was originally published on Tomato Novel but has now moved to JJ. Thanks to the readers who understood.)
4. Since the original work was still ongoing when I wrote this, much of the following plot is based on my own speculation and may not match the original. Please treat anything that conflicts with the original as my own fictional addition.
5. Thank you so much for your support! This is my first time writing a mid-length novel, so it may be a little rough, but I'll keep improving. I won't allow any logical flaws. If you spot one, please point it out directly. I welcome criticism, but absolutely will not accept personal attacks against me or the characters. That's my bottom line. Thanks again!
Second edit: There will be some twists in the story, and the answers won't be revealed until later.
Ahhhhh, have you seen that cover? I was broke, so I stayed up all night making it myself. It's eleven in the morning now, and I'm super excited!
Theme: Ordinary people contemplating what it means to live
I couldn't sleep at night, reviewing my novel, and suddenly found that I had written the first half of my life in an extremely abstract way, and suddenly I wanted to cry. 😭 (I'm having an emo fit late at night, don't worry)
There is a small detail in the article. When Gu Cheyu introduced Yuan Guiheng, he first said his Russian name instead of his Chinese name. This was to pronounce his last name to reflect his close relationship with Fyodor and let the other party know from their names that they were related by blood. The Chinese name is to make it easier for the other party to call you. []
In fact, they didn't realize that this was a different kind of escape. Blindly shifting the responsibility to the supernatural beings. But later Cheyu realized it and looked at the facts objectively. But Fei Jia went further and further on another road
The change is great, the original work really pissed me off.
Wow, the circle is back. Pushkin is the sun of Russia. The one in the original work is really unbearable.
Wow, this is from Crime and Punishment.
It's really beautiful. The author's writing style is really excellent.
Maybe it's because of social fear that I can only read the article quietly, but I love it!
Go ahead, Ah Che and Qiu Yu are really suitable for the song "Sowing Fruit But No Fruit" ah ah
Wow, this seems to be a book written by Fei Jia