Soul Painter

It's a strange and artistic book written in a foreign language, but it just doesn't feel like anything. First of all, it's very unpopular to write about art in novels. Secondly, the level of ghosts and monsters in foreign countries is really not enough, and it doesn't have the goosebumps feeling you get in China at any time. ( •̥́ ˍ •̀ू )

Similar to the setting of Cthulhu, the subject matter is a bit cold, but the writing is not bad. In the early stage, the world view is described and the plot is laid out. The story starts in Boston and reaches a small climax. Then it starts to feed a little knife, and the subsequent plot is a bit bland (there should be not enough foreshadowing, and the transition is too fast). Whether it is in person or in Japan or Paris, it is not as well written as before in Boston.

A very weird Cthulhu story. As we all know, in COC's world view, those who engage in art are the most dangerous. Poets, writers, painters, musicians, etc., The more famous they are, the more they will be tempted crazily in the face of mystery. The protagonist, Gao Fan, is a painter in a grammatical world. The beginning is indeed more exciting, and the despair and madness of the Ke family are well described, but the story frame is still a bit old and cliché, and it is easy to guess the ending. The disadvantage is that there are too many female supporting characters. I saw the male protagonist and the female partner, and the female partner asked the male protagonist to marry her. The male protagonist said that he loved her, but then he was afraid that something would happen to the female partner, so he directly filed a divorce agreement. I gave up the book at this point.

I haven't read a lot. The basic framework is clear, but the plot is coherent and compact. Usually one person appears, thinking it will be a foreshadowing, but ends up dead in the next second. There is also a sense of separation. I talked about this in the previous chapter, but I won't mention it much below. Furthermore, there are really few suspicions about the protagonist. I mentioned D-level pollution before. As a result, the organization did not take any action against the protagonist, but the police only conducted interviews and so on.

This is a good book. The background is the Cthulhu worldview. Just like the Cthulhu worldview, it is full of madness. You need to have a certain understanding of Cthulhu to understand it. As for the ending, it is not good or bad. I will give it 9 points out of 10. One point is deducted for the ending. It is worth reading.

Very good

I think his plot and character design are pretty good.

I don't know how to choose. It's a book with a plot that's exciting but also bland and confusing. Just read the first and middle chapters, and then…

Lack of stamina

This book and the song resonance are a perfect match. That absurd sense of order and calm madness fit perfectly. They both embody the feeling of "This is what the cold side of a pillow feels like". It is highly recommended to eat both together