
From the Start, I Told Ghost Stories and Terrified the Entire Internet
开局讲聊斋,我吓死全网粉丝
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Is Liaozhai scary? When I was in junior high school, I didn't feel scary when I watched Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio?
People in parallel time and space make a fortune from ghost stories. The opening chapter of the protagonist is very interesting. Although the setting has some flaws, the flaws are not concealed. It starts with folk customs, which can attract the curiosity of ordinary people. It continues with cultural allusions and short stories, which can show the character of the protagonist. In layman's terms, it is to promote the character. Only by citing myths and legends can the veil of various myths buried in history be re-opened. Ghosts, the underworld, and then extended to heaven, then the prehistoric world, the girl patched up the sky, then Journey to the West, and then the Conferment of Gods. The main line of this story is much more logical than the most popular current flow of lying down, listening to persuasion, and having fun.
This book has mixed reviews, but I think it is fundamentally a very well-written book. First of all, I think the character Song Jiang is handled very well. This completely broke Song Jiang's previous style of obeying Tang Monk's advice. Tang Seng is not like before who always chatted with Lin Daiyu and did not do his job properly. Including the scene where Xiahou Dun fights Xu Sanduo was also shot very well. It completely subverts Xu Sanduo's sinister image in our minds. And Xiahou Dun did not have a crush on Hua Qiangu from the beginning as stated in the original work. It was the sparks that only sparked with Mei Changsu after she experienced her transference. In this way, the logic of the plot becomes very smooth. Give the audience a refreshing feeling. The plot of the story is also intricate and fascinating. For example, why did Duan Yu save the Haier brothers regardless of the danger to his own mother? Did Teletubbies have a revenge plan against He-Man? Who is responsible for the big belly of Mr. Cang, the wife of Roaring Sky Dog? These questions tightly locked the audience's attention. The finale of the fight scene between Zhu Bajie and Donald Duck was well arranged, and the open ending made the audience yearn for the love song duet between Taishang Laojun and Marilyn Monroe. It is worth mentioning that the atmosphere of vicissitudes of life when Big Big Wolf misses Zhou Zhiruo in Akina Mountain, and Ren Wo Xing's delicate inner world when he steals the Uchiha clan's sacred object Huba is shown at once. The stand-up comedy session between Comrade Sha Ruijin and Chu Liuxiang, who guest-starred in the film, and the ingenious idea of Mr. Bean visiting the thatched cottage three times and asking Charlotte to rescue grandpa together are also highlights. I copied them too.
Liaozhai is not a horror novel, but more about telling stories about people through ghosts.
I have read the first ten chapters to give a brief review. The novel theme is worth reading. However, the description of the protagonist's storytelling ability in the book is not satisfactory. When I see the protagonist telling stories, I feel like I am reading a children's book... There is no horror atmosphere at all. The storytelling can be expanded to enrich the plot, which will look better!
After reading it, I feel that the setting is quite attractive to me, and I can see that the author is consciously going against the routine. Said I think there are some awkward points. The first setting is the lack of culture caused by total westernization. But if this is the case, what should disappear is some classic classics and historical poetry. Folk taboos are passed down orally to the people at the bottom, and they are the last things that should disappear. Netizens in the article feel like they have never seen the world before, and they always feel a little disconnected. Second, although simple stories can also attract attention, they require language skills. The live broadcast is more like a storytelling format, with no sound effects, video and BGM. Direct speaking or illustrations are not as impressive as sensory stimulation. Even storytellers have wooden fans and handkerchiefs as props. It's not very convincing that a live broadcast with a protagonist type can be popular. I think the author can listen to some storytelling programs, such as The King of Traps, and add some formal descriptions such as colloquial language, modal particles, and setting poems, which may be better. Or add horror BGM, sudden sound effects, and a spooky tone, like Zhang Zhen telling a ghost story, to make it feel more real (no writing guidance, just express your feelings)
Is Liaozhai scary? After reading "Liao Zhai", I didn't think it was scary. I read it purely as a collection of stories. Searching it through the browser doesn't sound scary. There are only a few horror stories in Liaozhai, and the text alone is not scary. It is the atmosphere given by the pictures and music that makes you feel scary. Moreover, it is difficult to understand the taste without a certain cultural background, let alone get the terrifying point of it. If just talking about "Liao Zhai" can scare people to death, I don't think where to talk about "Terror Resurrection" can scare people to death. You are the only one alive 🙂
Liaozhai? I only watch this hand punch
Hmm... The setting is good, but the story is not told well. It can be a little poisonous from time to time. The background of the world is too outrageous. There is Taoism. As a result, Taoist people don't remember any gods in their own family. It's a bit too abstract.
Just read it, the writing is not good, the story told is dry, and I have no desire to continue reading.