
My Prophetic Dreams
我的预知梦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 82k Words
- Genre
- Short Story
- Subgenre
- Short Fiction
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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24Chapters
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A real and fake trap like a dream, the story unfolds in depth Although it is a simple short story, the settings of the characters and the connections between them have been carefully arranged. The network of people is intertwined and blurred. Anyone may be the murderer, and anyone may be a good person. The setting of precognitive dreams is also repeatedly foreshadowed, which whetted my appetite. It is particularly interesting, especially when combined with the suspense plot, and the hazy feeling of seeing flowers in a dream and looking at the moon in the water is quite unique in this work. Although the setting of the scene is relatively cliché ('isolated island', it looks like the scene of a murder at first glance, haha), but the cliché is clearly stated and similar novel scenes are directly pointed out, but it is specially emphasized and has unusual profound meaning. Furthermore, the description of the environment exaggerates the tense and frightening atmosphere, adding a sense of atmosphere to the novel. There are definitely some shortcomings. Personally, I am not very satisfied with the ending of the novel. There may be a better plot orientation, but the author's design is too bland.