The Abyssal Syndrome

I've been doing a little detective work on the author's work these past few days. Discover the author's sources of inspiration, a breadth worthy of an encyclopedia. Not only that, the speed of his writing progress can be described as the speed of light. Not only that, although the writing style of the early works is immature, in terms of inner thoughts, it can still be regarded as top-notch. Not only that, the author is simply a generalist. In terms of literature, it is a mixture of famous quotes from hundreds of schools of thought. There is no horror in this world that can surpass this... Long day. From The Flowers of Evil by Baudelaire The truth is like the air on the mountain top, which is too much for the weak. From the words of the dwarf by Ryunosuke Akutagawa As for the sponge... I won't go into details. How can one appropriate a sentence so perfectly without a sensitive mind? In terms of philosophy, the author must have studied it deeply. Because without your own understanding, you cannot use the concepts in your writing. Phenomenology of Spirit. Hegel. Appears frequently in this book. Kant. It's mentioned in the hunter's book. The world as will and representation. This is also reflected in the Goblin protagonist. The list goes on and on. Economics and Engineering I suspect that the author once worked in the economics field. (Intuition) Concepts in economics appear frequently in the book. The author should also have learned some engineering skills on his own. (Intuition) The academic qualifications should be extremely high (Intuition) Physically A strong man who has fought against big waves.

Like this book very much. Both the villains and the heroes in the book are all Doshi characters with a strong desire for expression. When they meet the protagonist, every one of them wants to dig out their intestines and lungs and slap their own principles on the face of the protagonist. If articles about mysteries are read like a stream, then this book is like a powder keg, ready to explode. At least it is quite innovative to read on an online medium. Although I don't think there is any problem, many people are dissatisfied with the scene between Gray and Colin. I think it may be because the early development is too slow and the author wavers between mystery and his best routine. Many people even thought that this was some kind of Tokyo Ghoul-type small-scale superpower novel, that a newly infected person with a D-level rating was a great force, that the protagonist would deal with various forces, that the protagonist would hold a big secret like a mystery or a spiritual realm, and that he would be able to conquer it step by step. I think the author should put some explosive plots that can show the author's tough guy style at the front, or describe some characters with unique abilities like Blue and White Society, such as White and Arnold, and let readers know what D-level infected people are. It's a pull within a pull. In the current situation, killing means killing. Forced questioning or something is simply a trivial matter. Then DB will come out and use some stupid principles to frighten some readers who are not smart. In this way, the early stage should be more natural and more people can be retained. I personally feel that the part about the Pope is not as good to read as Johnny's part in terms of fun. The Pope's ability is too abstract, and there is not much pen and ink, and the expressiveness is not even as good as the clone's instant kill of Ash. Colin's battle with the Pope after his awakening is also too abstract. There are many gorgeous words, but not much that has a sense of picture. It may be better if it is described in more detail. I like this book very much. The above are all my humble opinions. Please feel free to comment.

I didn't make any stupid mistakes, and there were so many bright spots that it blinded me. Ingenious plot arrangement, distinctive characters, fascinating world view settings, profound and simple thinking and expression... This book has the qualifications of a great emperor!

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Family, for such a top-notch male protagonist, it is really unjustifiable not to draw a few strokes. If you don't have much money to reward, send a message 😅

The calls for Grey's disappearance have become increasingly intense recently, and I am deeply moved by this, so I would like to post this. This book review only represents my personal opinion and is not intended to cause controversy. (Contains spoilers, please proceed with caution) I first met this character in the first six chapters, and I also had a dislike for her. Her methods were too tough, and I believe many people cannot accept them. But it is undeniable that Gray did not do anything wrong - people who are derailed from the symbolic world will have a probability of contracting Abyssal Syndrome. Once out of control, it will have catastrophic harm to society, and just like most normal people, Gray does not She will believe in a monster that may go berserk at any time, and she wants to nip it in the bud. Recruiting them is completely out of necessity As for why not to induce them first, I think that for the beast that is planned to be destroyed, it may take the life of you or your relatives and friends one day. If you don't first use force to deter it and confirm its controllability, the negotiation of interests is completely nonsense. As for the issue of perspective that some people have raised, I will leave it behind and won't go into details here. From then on until Chapter 53, although Gray appeared frequently, she did not occupy the main space. There are some descriptions of her, such as Eugene and Irina think she is a reliable and trustworthy companion, and her beliefs "The confrontation with SCT is not only a battle of strength, but more of a spiritual level. If we only regard people as chess pieces, I think this battle will be very difficult." To be fair, she is tough. Her style is really unlikable, and it's hard for me to like her But as her identity is revealed one by one, and finally to the rescue of Colin in Chapter 56, the character's personality charm is finally laid out in front of the readers Admittedly, Gray is extremely cold, "The situation is critical, and the Countermeasures Bureau cannot lose any more agents." Although there is indeed this meaning in it, in the face of Randy, this terrifying killer, it is more because of the importance of Colin that the rescue operation will be carried out. But - in this rescue, Gray did not hesitate. In a situation where she was actually going to die, she put all her chips on the line, including her own life. Looking back at the past chapters, I suddenly understood the heavy connotation of Gray's status as a retired soldier Cohen and Gray have no direct intersection, but I think that Cohen's past is also a kind of in-depth exploration of Gray "The news said that you killed old people and children, that's true. "The young man said something rude "You stay on duty today" was originally thought to be an exception, but then it became some kind of implicit rule As a veteran of the Freedom Alliance, just like Cohen, instead of being treated as a hero, Gray was criticized and criticized. What next? For Colin, important research materials, even if nothing can be saved for her, why not die for the security of the country? She is not a robot of the country, otherwise she would have forcibly captured Colin and used it as experimental material She shot and killed the traitor mercilessly, and the guilt that had troubled Colin for a long time could not be born. That kind of emotion was probably erased in her military career - or in other words, it was barren under the thorn tattoo. The huge gap can no longer be accommodated Finally, let's briefly talk about the position issue. It is undoubtedly disgusting to occupy Colin's position, but the reader is from God's perspective, and it is impossible to completely substitute Colin or other positions I can't understand the idea of asking Gray to receive lunch, if it is because Gray killed the protagonist twice , then the call for Randy to disappear should have overshadowed Gray before Chapter 57, because Randy was well portrayed, right? The correct character will not change because of the readers, but will make sacrifices for the plot. Maybe Gray will die, but there will be a reason for her death at that time The main plot of the story has not been revealed yet, I It is more inclined to a kind of redemption. A group of crazy lunatics in the world belong to their salvation Of the female characters currently appearing, Gray's portrayal is undoubtedly at the top. I do not deny that others have other people's opinions, but I only feel a pity that such a well-crafted character should be shackled by this. Above.

All booked. A good book with excellent writing and careful storytelling. The author has a strong personal style, and it is normal for the opinions to be polarized. To me, the personal motivations in the grand narrative can be downplayed, and it does not matter whether he is a saint or not. Moreover, in a capital society with great disparity between rich and poor, proper justice is the shining point. If the protagonist is also a refined egoist, what is the difference between him and the petty bourgeoisie with a philistine style?

Overall average. If you are a fan of Fight Club, Planescape: Requiem, Chainsaw Man, From the New World, Ex-Destination, The Night the Comet Came, Ted Chiang, Liu Cixin, Chris Avalon game, Quentin movie lover, and Hell of the Brain fan, this book will give you a blast. If not, then you are only talking about level 1, not even level 2. This book is very "crazy", getting crazier and crazier, deeper and deeper, and more naughty. The author has already broken through the shackles of 3, and his level of running around has reached 3.9 Or even 4 with 3. I think I'm close to 2.9, And this book is barely average. This book has broken through the shackles of 3. I am infinitely close to it. In my mind, it is just average. You cripples who have no cruel spirit, whether you think it is a god or a puller, you guys who can never break through 2 will have no value to it. What is the essence of a person? What is the essence of a book? Can you understand what is the return of all things, what is the return of all things, and how everything is three? (It's not too clever. It's a masterpiece, but it's very challenging, very challenging. Especially the final part, I almost watched it. It's just like... Planescape Requiem. I love it, author, you really surpassed the shackles of 3!)

From the beginning of the book to the present, it has been a long time since I have read a book that appeals to my taste. From the plot, foreshadowing to characterization, even the small characters have their own characteristics and personalities, such as Heath in the five-year turnover and Terry in the seagull story. The main villain, Dickson, gave me a sense of immediacy like the clown in the TV series "Gotham", with a sense of joy and horror. Randy, on the other hand, has a false calmness that cannot be relieved and a hidden heart that is tortured to madness. Currently, there is no Poisonous points, the characters should die and live (I don't understand why so many people want Grey's death, and the people who say this must not have the patience to see the rest). In terms of plot, the first chapter is a key, opening an unknown door, which indicates that the protagonist Colin has truly entered another period of life. I think his quality as the protagonist is not his time retrieval, but a certain belief in his body, "All pain, just like the breeze blowing", a real tough guy The second chapter is like a transition, explaining some power, settings, and how the author describes the dark side of the human heart and the absurdity of the world in the novel - transforming the place where the murderer commits evil into a tourist attraction. I was shocked when I saw this, and it felt like I was thinking about it. After that, the narrative from the third chapter to the present is smooth and smooth. In addition to having good writing skills, it also eliminates the drowsiness and "gnawing" that usually come from reading those literary masterpieces. "It feels like a brick", as a recreational book, it has a qualified sense of comfort and good writing. It is not easy. To be honest, I have dismissed a lot of short-term articles that are full of poisonous points. The summary writing is in place, the characterization is in place, the plot is in place, and the battle scenes are not prominent in this article, but they are not obtrusive. As a weak point of this book, it also surpasses many other books. Finally, come on, the author, the writing is very good. That's it. Like 🙂😏

The author has obviously played Disco Elysium. Disco Elysium is one of the rare games that has given me a great shock. It is completely worthy of the Ninth Art, an important conceptual gray area in Disco Elysium, an area full of idealism and constantly engulfing the material world. The author's symbolic world is also a wonderful setting. It is a bit like the collective subconscious but has more spiritual elements. The description in the article about falling from the material world to the symbolic world is great and wonderful.