Kazulog

The scepticism chain depicted in The Black Dark Forest is an analogy to the chain of suspicion and distrust found in Chinese society during the Cultural Revolution. This analogy emphasises how destructive a lack of trust and a chain of mistrust can be. Ultimately, Luo Zhai negotiates with the Three Bodies against his own plans, and the end of Part II ends with an appearance of détente (easing of tensions)

The first sentence of the piece begins, "Convenience stores are filled with sound." Throughout this work, the inorganic nature of convenience stores and the frequent use of the five senses, including the sense of hearing, gave me the feeling that the convenience store was an exciting place to read about.

Although he did not fit in very well in the real world and felt stifled, he was serious and direct about his job as a reviewer and was doing his best to make a living, and he may have been projecting himself into the existence of a night light after ordinary people who fit in well in society, the big light of day, or perhaps he was overthinking it. Perhaps I am overthinking it, but I felt it.