Songs of the Old Night

The plot of this book is moving, the imagination is strange, the writing is beautiful, the story is fascinating with twists and turns, and the details are unparalleled. It is truly a hero in science fiction!

It's on the shelf, let's have a wave of rainbow farts The writing is really great. When I opened the first page of the first chapter and read the first paragraph, I was already very sure... This book must be amazing! Whether it is the writing style, the plot, the characterization, or the psychological portrayal, all aspects are impeccable, the setting is rigorous, the logic is clear, it is simply perfect. It couldn't be a more perfect work! And when I went back to read the introduction, I was even more shocked! It's so straightforward! After a closer look, I can find that this straightforwardness also contains a hint of simplicity, and the simplicity also contains a bit of vicissitudes, and the vicissitudes of life also reveal a little bit of indifference to the world, like an ancient well without waves, seemingly ordinary, but extraordinary, breathtaking!

God testifies, I have never seen such a beautiful article. The writing of this book brings forth flowers, the writing brings forth flowers, the writing brings forth brilliance, it comes into being in one go, every word is pearly, hearty, incisive, lifelike, lifelike, lifelike The author's writing style is excellent, quick thinking, erudite, talented, knowledgeable, concise and concise, perfect, to the point, far-sighted, and correct.

You're late, come on Alice~

For questions about the book, bugs in the plot, and conjectures, you can ask and communicate on this post. The author will try his best to answer ۹(･༥･´)و ̑̑

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It's over. The book written by a desperate author attracted me inexplicably. After planning to finish it, I started watching it, but because I was a student and didn't have much money, I only subscribed to half of it. I am posting this just to tell the author that your writing is really good (but the ending is so sad, I felt really sad after reading it). I hope the author's next book will be a little happier... Anyway, I hope the author's writing will get better and better, so keep up the good work

Can't pass the trial...

The title of the book is good, but in the online article, it does not express the theme and will not easily attract readers' desire to read the book. The introduction only expresses the background of the world and does not express what the story is. The point of the online article is that it is easy to understand. Don't write something profound that makes readers guess. . After all, the first impression, whether it is the title or the introduction, is very important. At least it should attract people to read the first few chapters. Just like the title and introduction of the book are the aroma of the wine, and the quality of the book is the taste. If the wine is not aromatic and tastes good, few people will drink it because others do not know that the wine tastes good.

I've always wanted to make a plot analysis point, but I haven't started writing yet. First, I have been busy with work recently and have no time to read carefully. The second is that the author wanted to rework the early stage, so he put it on hold. Getting back to business, here is the analysis and interpretation of chapters 1-4. The first 4 new chapters are different from the previous version in terms of writing style and plot. It can be said that there are huge changes. The new version seems to be clearer, revealing more information and laying more foreshadowing. Here I am interpreting 3 lines. The rest are more connected in series and involve too many chapters. I will do it when I have time. The first is the girl lying on the rail at the beginning of the first chapter, referred to as the lying rail line. There is not much information in this paragraph, but what you should pay attention to is not the sequence of gods. Based on my understanding of the author, that is misleading information. The incident of lying on the rails seems to have no connection with the following chapters, but in the third chapter of the new version, Su Xiao's experience in the polar night is described in detail. Compared with the previous blurring process, the new version directly identifies the person who killed Su Xiao for the second time. Over there is the mysterious girl (hereinafter referred to as the Lantern Girl) who sent him home. She is also the culprit who derailed the train and caused Su Xiao's death. It is worth noting that the lantern girl mentioned Ye Fei. What is the connection between this person and the girl lying on the rails at the beginning? What's the secret? What is the identity of the lantern girl, and why did the temple deceive her into operating in the polar night? The train line ends everywhere, waiting for subsequent information to be added. The second is the nursery rhyme line. Of course. Not just nursery rhymes. The metaphor behind this is complex. The first nursery rhyme is from Mother Goose. Many horrific nursery rhymes in novels such as No Survival and The Murder at White Horse Villa are all from Mother Goose. However, the song chosen by the author is somewhat special, relatively unpopular, and describes a twisted man. The specific background will not be detailed here, but only the parts related to this book will be discussed. The setting background of this book is a different world similar to Earth, but without the Internet. It is probably a castrated version of the 1970s and 1980s. As a time traveler, it is not surprising that Su Xiao knows the Mother Goose nursery rhyme, but the question is: Why does this nursery rhyme appear in this world? According to the information revealed later, the cultural makeup of this world is also similar to that of modern Earth. But what is the connection between the two? Is it just an ordinary borrowing, or is there some other metaphor? Refer to the section in the room in Chapter 1, which obviously describes a person who committed suicide/accidental death in modern society, but at the end of that section, several classic settings were mentioned. Aura recovery, phone dialogue time travel, and figure activation. It is worth noting that the description in this paragraph uses him instead of a specific name. In other words, what is described in this paragraph may not be the male protagonist Su Xiao. Because the whole next paragraph is written as Su Xiao, it is obviously intended to be different from the previous paragraph. PS: This way of writing is really immoral (￢_￢) No wonder the author jumped at it. As for what Su Xiao experienced later, there is insufficient information. We can only know that it was a trap, but it is not clear who the mysterious woman is. Three conjectures 1: The girl lying on the rails at the beginning. Or, the mysterious Night Concubine. Since the two are most likely the same person, they are put together. 2: Jiujiu or Linlu. Currently the female character with the highest B level, but the two black and white girls in Su Xiaomeng later are more like them, the chance is not high. 3: A certain Nine Spirits, or a stronger existence. But this kind of handling method with no hidden plots or pitfalls is not consistent with the author's character. Return to the nursery rhyme line. The meaning implied by the nursery rhyme is very simple, that is, a twisted man. But does this twisted man refer to the male protagonist Su Xiao, or is it someone else? Although the later article mentioned that Su Xiao's body seemed to be distorted, this was not the cause of death. Also, what is the relationship between Ye Fei and Nursery Rhymes, and what is her relationship with this twisted man. I searched for the second nursery rhyme for a long time, but could not find the source. It should be original by the author. However, the meaning of this nursery rhyme is relatively simple and clear. It should be an allusion to Linlu and Jiujiu, who represent dreams and nightmares. What needs to be noted is its form of expression. God's nightmare, nightmare emerges, disaster. These elements clearly come from fragments of Grimm's fairy tales. The author seems to be a fan of the fragmented Grimm fairy tales. You can tell from the author's name. It can be inferred from this that Linlu and Jiujiu are likely to be based on the character settings of Fengano and Yukino. In other words, it is very likely that one person will die and become possessed by another person in the future. The New Year special edition updated in the past few days highlights this feeling. It gives people a feeling that Jiu Jiu will die soon. But it is unclear whether the characters will be copied. According to the setting of the chapter, will Linlu become the next Jiujiu? The nursery rhyme line ends. Next is the Qiyue Line. As a female character who appeared in the first chapter of the first edition, I once thought Qiyue was the heroine in the script. But as the plot progresses, Qi Yue becomes more like a villain, which makes me even more curious about her previous stories and the details of their relationship with Su Xiao. Chapter 4 of the new version spends a lot of text to exaggerate Qiyue's changes in mentality and attitude towards "Su Xiao". Obviously she had realized the difference in Su Xiao, but she couldn't confirm it. This also paved the way for the subsequent break between the two. But I have to say, the relationship between the two is so sweet. From the conversation between the two, we can see Qiyue's family structure, a common tragic setting. But it is worth noting that the address No. 108, Since it is specifically mentioned, will definitely appear again in the following articles. In general, the emotional rendering of this chapter is quite good, and it feels like crying. But there is always the illusion that Qi Yue will have a good ending. Let's stop here today and see you next time. Co-produced by the Yuanling Third Strategy Team