"The story of Nado, like a jigsaw puzzle, must collect all the fragments in order to decipher the ancient secrets carved into them; and his fear and suspense is that there are always some secrets in this world that we will never know—like being trapped in a labyrinth, never finding the last fragment that can open the gates of hell." - Iron condensation
In 2018, the famous suspense writer Nado's novel "A Story of Murder in Nineteen Years" was published by the People's Literature Publishing House. Once the book was listed, it was loved by many readers, not only achieved a good result of selling 100,000 copies, but also maintained a high score of 8.1 on Douban.
After 3 years, the People's Literature Publishing House recently published Nado's latest novel "Secret Experiment. A Hundred Years of Script Spells" "Secret Experiment. The novel is still known for its logical reasoning and human torture, and art, psychology and criminal investigation are intertwined, and suspense emerges endlessly. Writer Tie Ning commented on "Secret Experiments. "The story of Nado, like a jigsaw puzzle, must collect all the fragments in order to decipher the ancient secrets carved into them; and his fear and suspense is that there are always some secrets in this world that we will never know- like being trapped in a labyrinth, and never finding the last fragment that can open the gates of hell." Writer Su Tong commented on "Secret Experiments. Centennial Script Spell: "This is the best interpretation of the word suspense." ”
One night many years ago, when Nado was working on a novel in his room, his father pushed the door in, handed him a book, and said, "I saw something that would be perfect for you to use as material for your novel." "This book is Zweig's autobiography, The World of Yesterday.
After reading the relevant content pointed out to him by his father, it was already early in the morning, and he was alone in the house, and he suddenly felt creepy. What really frightened him was that Zweig's script spell did not come from fiction, but from real things that had happened. This left Zweig speechless when he wrote his autobiography before his death.
In the years since, this spell about the script has been lurking in the depths of Nado's subconscious. Even when I was writing other novels, I silently thought about how to write this subject into a new novel.
After several years of brewing, it took 4 more months to create "Secret Experiments. Centennial Script Spell". When the novel is finally completed, he feels that he has completed a leap forward on the road of creation.
In The Secret Experiment. In "A Hundred Years of Script Spells", the famous Shanghai actor Fei Kequn died mysteriously, and his nephew Philadelphia found a manuscript of Zweig's drama that had never been published while cleaning up the relics, so he decided to put it on the Stage in China. As Philadelphia began to prepare for this, the spell of Zweig's autobiography, The World of Yesterday, about contacting the creators of Zweig's scripts was once again fulfilled.
This novel, like many novels, has a fictional component, and there are many things that have really happened and people who have really existed. The author embeds real historical events in a fictional suspense story, and cleverly combines the mysticism, Freud psychoanalysis, the little-known story of the surrealist master Dalí, and the mysterious hints of the great writer Zweig as the background of the novel, making this novel a novel that integrates many elements such as history, suspense, art, and thriller.
Freud's shift in his attitude toward mysticism in his later years was clearly reflected in his writings. As for the mysterious experiments in the novel, there is more of a more complete concept, but limited by space and theme, there is no way to put all the clues in the "Secret Experiments. The 100-year-old script spell is clearly explained. Because the protagonist is dead, the story that belongs to him can only end here. However, the results of Camille, Freud's heirs, other experimenters, and mysterious experiments still exist in Nadeau's mind, and another novel, The Secret Experiment, is born. Oracle Bone Fragments".
In The Secret Experiment. In The Oracle, the mysterious inner power experiment, hosted by Sigmund Freud and assisted by Salvador Dali, Stephen Zweig and the explorer Sven Hedin, branched out in China. Under the strong temptation of the wizard's skull, the old thousands of people took turns to appear, and the actress died unexpectedly. The truth gradually emerges with the danger, and the final life-and-death duel unfolds in the hidden tunnels.
Nado's two novels have a luxurious trial reading group, which includes not only Douban readers, but also many famous contemporary writers. Writer Chi Zijian said: "When reading this book, I often have to remind myself that I don't forget to breathe. Ye Zhaoyan said: "That many novels are very good, and there are not many good novels now." Zhang Yueran said: "A good labyrinth will make people not rush to find the exit and come out." When reading this novel, you'll want to slow down a bit, and the truth isn't so important anymore. Ah said: "Reading 'Oracle Bone Fragments' is like walking on a tightrope, once you start, you will find that you can only move forward, not backwards. (Guo Ying)