The Bullet That Passed Through the Deep Winter Mountain

The author's writing is as good as ever, and it's really a book that I couldn't put down. A snowstorm has closed the mountains, and the mountains are surrounded by silence. An isolated B&B traps a group of people who bear old sins and scars. The narrative rhythm of the story is very restrained, and it does not deliberately exaggerate the thrilling atmosphere. Instead, it uses the closed environment of the snow-sealed mountains to peel back the past events that were deliberately buried ten years ago. Everyone gathered in the B&B is related to the tragedy in the mining area many years ago. There are perpetrators who inflicted harm, passers-by who watched indifferently, ordinary people who wanted to escape the past, and two protagonists who have been trapped in trauma for a long time. The past will not disappear automatically with age. It is like this mountain in the deep winter, covered with snow all year round, and has been entrenched in the spiritual world of each of them for a long time. The bond between the two heroines is the softest part of the book. The deep winter snow will eventually melt away, and the dense fog will slowly disperse. Those years that were pierced by bullets do not have to be completely healed, but they can be slowly reconciled in the companionship. After closing the book, I gradually understood that in life, it is inevitable that I will walk into my own "deep winter mountain" and encounter unexpected "bullets". However, no matter how difficult it is to trek alone, as long as I can meet a fellow traveler, I will have the confidence to slowly walk out of the cold winter. Facing the weak around us, not being an indifferent bystander is the most important thing we should learn after reading this book.

It's a wonderful story. The author is very good at writing suspense novels. I personally have always agreed that a person's experiences when he was eighteen or nineteen years old, including not limited to love, hate, hard work, people or things gained or lost, will always have a huge impact on his later life. This identification actually deepened as I read the story. But I don't like people who are stuck in memories. I always feel that is a bit morbid. Therefore, in the first few chapters, the heroine Lin Shengnan's self-exile life state, the closed ravine, the severing of contact with her parents, the mechanical work, the memory of Shen Qing, etc. Made me feel uncomfortable. Of course, after reading the whole book, I can understand the origin of Xiaonan's state at the beginning. Regarding Han Ye, I have always regarded him as a cold stone, and the image of his fierce expression and cold eyes lingers in my mind, so that if the article describes him smiling, I feel weird (+dog head saves his life). The handsome villain that the will-o'-the-wisp boy admires must be cool or cold. In addition, I think Han Ye's character flaws are very obvious. He has hated the heroine for ten years because he thought Sheng Nan was suspected of killing his father. He felt that Wu Wei was a good friend, so he firmly believed that Wu Wei was innocent, which seemed too selfish. Shen Qing, the heroine of the soul, is a character who dares to love, hate, lively, flexible and has independent opinions. She is the opposite of Lin Shengnan and the antonym of a good girl. I always feel that if I say too much about her, it will fall into the judgment and criticism of the victim's guilt theory. This is obviously not my original intention. In short, if you choose to achieve a goal that is beyond your ability, you will not be able to take the ordinary path. That path is destined to have ups and downs out of your control, and it will be difficult to turn back. I think the character Cao Meng is a bit interesting. He looks inconspicuous, but he is liked by Shen Qing, who is obviously the most vivid and charming character in this book. Similarly, Lingling from the martial arts school also fell in love with Cao Meng. At that time, Cao Meng was lame in one leg and had a short marriage. From this point of view, Cao Meng should have personal charm. There are also Wu Wei and Chen Yanfei. I write too much and worry about spoilers. I can only say that no matter how deep the relationship is, it will be worn away in the trivial life. As I write this, I doubt my writing method. If it will be worn away, is it still love? In fact, Wu Wei was relatively poor from beginning to end. Didn't Chen Yanfei understand that when love began? I actually have a lot of confusion about the development of this pair... Li Zile is such a miserable child. He fell into icy water at the beginning, was kidnapped, had his head smashed by a rock, was poisoned by carbon monoxide, was chased by ghosts, was caught, and was poisoned by lack of oxygen in the cellar. He was still young and could not tolerate torment. The only roommate Wang Ranran who wrote a few sweet paragraphs ended up having no role in the rest of the show. Finally, the author is very methodical in writing suspense plots. The hooks are set up one after another, and the answers are left one after another. He is really good at writing, mastering the rhythm, and even humorous words from time to time. Ah, I should end this review without spoiling anything, right?