1. The connection with the first part basically solved some of the mysteries of the first part, and also explained the concept of the two spaces very well.
2. The tight plot, not just writing a resentful spirit, but involving the resentful spirit's mother, his past, not talking about the identity and background of the resentful spirit, but more about writing a person's life. specific. To write about ghosts is to write about people, to write ghost stories, but also to write about a person's tragic childhood and the only remaining kindness in his heart. In the end, when the male protagonist Hammer was about to go down, several lines were run through together, as if they merged into a big river, rushing through, giving people an unstoppable feeling.
3. Digging the pit again, leaving suspense for the lower part, but this time I don't think it has much to do with the feeling of the next part.
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