Oh my gosh, 140 were collected and 1,700 voted. They are all divers.
I think the author's writing is very good. He uses omissions in the middle and has a lot of room for imagination. The narrative rhythm is also very good. Keep up the good work.
Well, actually this is just a little thought of the author. I just don't know if you usually feel someone behind you when you walk at night, or when you wash your face and close your eyes, you feel someone behind you. But I didn't find anyone when I opened my eyes, so I used this as an extension of my imagination.
And actually, I have some little easter eggs in the article. For example, the words "What is that" and "It's the eyes" in the copy correspond not only to the content in the article, but also to the identities of those dark figures. To a certain extent, these black shadows are the eyes of the heroine.
They are everywhere, so they can naturally assume the so-called "God's perspective" ability. Also because of the special nature of the black shadow, they can naturally see their own kind.
The second one is about the blindness of the heroine. I personally prefer that the heroine blinded herself actively or deliberately.
Because the previous article mentioned that discovering the black shadow will have bad consequences, and the woman in the heroine's novel also corresponds to her experience, the heroine made herself "blind" to cut off the possibility of discovering the black shadow, and let the black shadow think that she is an existence that "cannot discover them" because there is no condition.
Third, the scene of the heroine opening the can with a blind stick pays homage to the movie "The Tuner". In the movie, this action is used to show the fact that the hero is not blind, and here it also shows that although the heroine is "blind", she can still use the God's perspective ability to achieve the purpose of seeing.
In the end, both the black shadow at the end of the article and the heroine's pen name moon and Yang Yue's moon emphasize the authenticity of the novel "God's Perspective", thus achieving a relatively real sense of suspense.
Hehe, thank you all for your support. The above are probably some of my creative ideas. If you have any other questions, you can also discuss them. I will reply when I see them.
Thank you again (sympathy)
Oh my gosh, 140 were collected and 1,700 voted. They are all divers.
I think the author's writing is very good. He uses omissions in the middle and has a lot of room for imagination. The narrative rhythm is also very good. Keep up the good work.
Well, actually this is just a little thought of the author. I just don't know if you usually feel someone behind you when you walk at night, or when you wash your face and close your eyes, you feel someone behind you. But I didn't find anyone when I opened my eyes, so I used this as an extension of my imagination. And actually, I have some little easter eggs in the article. For example, the words "What is that" and "It's the eyes" in the copy correspond not only to the content in the article, but also to the identities of those dark figures. To a certain extent, these black shadows are the eyes of the heroine. They are everywhere, so they can naturally assume the so-called "God's perspective" ability. Also because of the special nature of the black shadow, they can naturally see their own kind. The second one is about the blindness of the heroine. I personally prefer that the heroine blinded herself actively or deliberately. Because the previous article mentioned that discovering the black shadow will have bad consequences, and the woman in the heroine's novel also corresponds to her experience, the heroine made herself "blind" to cut off the possibility of discovering the black shadow, and let the black shadow think that she is an existence that "cannot discover them" because there is no condition. Third, the scene of the heroine opening the can with a blind stick pays homage to the movie "The Tuner". In the movie, this action is used to show the fact that the hero is not blind, and here it also shows that although the heroine is "blind", she can still use the God's perspective ability to achieve the purpose of seeing. In the end, both the black shadow at the end of the article and the heroine's pen name moon and Yang Yue's moon emphasize the authenticity of the novel "God's Perspective", thus achieving a relatively real sense of suspense. Hehe, thank you all for your support. The above are probably some of my creative ideas. If you have any other questions, you can also discuss them. I will reply when I see them. Thank you again (sympathy)
2024.10.22