Chapter 1447: Chapter 1191: I Love You, It Has Nothing to Do With You
Because the novel is serialized on a blog, bypassing the publishing process, readers don’t need to spend ti and money to buy a physical copy at a bookstore. They can read the entire “The Devotion of Suspect X” simply by clicking into Chu Kuang’s blog, which is why this book quickly beca popular.
After all, the traffic to Chu Kuang’s blog has always been astonishing.
Readers from every continent of Blue Star who were moved by the novel shared and discussed it widely on social platforms!
Under such a trend, #The Devotion of Suspect X# easily soared into the hot searches!
And not just readers.
So writers on Blue Star, after reading this novel, also joined the conversation.
Because Chu Kuang not only shocked readers but also amazed many writers on Blue Star!
Especially fellow mystery writers!
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Chu Continent.
Mystery writer Carter expressed on a public platform:
[This is a perfect blend of mystery novel and romance. Every character in the novel did what they believed right in their hearts, yet the saddest ones turned out to be the readers.
Chu Kuang’s romantic the in the mystery novel is:
There is no case that cannot be solved, only people that cannot be forgotten.
At the sa ti, Chu Kuang also uses this book to remind everyone that he can write not only martial arts and children’s literature but is also adept at mystery writing.
However, this book is more about exploring human nature than mystery.
The end of logic is not the utopia of reason and order, but the love I devote my life to.
I personally find the moral dilemma thrown to Yasuko and Stone God at the end to be the most remarkable part.
The pain of not being able to atone cannot be calculated or asured by Stone God’s mathematics in terms of the possible choices Yasuko might make.]
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anwhile.
Leng Guang, who was defeated bitterly in a literary duel with Chu Kuang before, also expressed:
[The novel gives detailed descriptions of the living conditions and states in the communal areas of the holess. This part may seem redundant but is actually necessary.
The holess are abandoned by society, without jobs or housing.
Even in their gathering places, there is little unity or mutual help and care.
So, when the holess disappear, no one notices, or even if they notice, no one cares.
It is precisely using this aspect that Stone God decided to target the holess with no aftermath.
In the entire case, this unfortunate holess man did not establish any substantial important relationships with anyone.
His link to the case and Stone God choosing him was rely because no one cared about his disappearance.
Throughout the process, the holess man was completely innocent, a total sacrifice.
However, what’s even more tragic is:
His death and his harm do not receive justice from anyone in such a vast society claiming to be civilized and governed by law.]
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And what is most surprising is:
A certain female writer ranked among the top ten on Blue Star’s writer list also read this book and posted this comnt on her personal platform:
[It’s not just about the holess issue.
In “The Devotion of Suspect X,” Yasuko and her daughter are weak groups.
Though Yasuko is already divorced from Togashi, the idle and shaless Togashi still persists in pestering Yasuko and her daughter. But before any actual criminal actions occur, the law obviously cannot protect Yasuko and her daughter.
Who should relieve Yasuko and her daughter’s pain?
Here, the novel deliberately or inadvertently brings up the sharp issues of weak won in society.
This is the reflection brought to us by the novel.
I don’t write mysteries, yet I am keenly fond of this genre; Chu Kuang’s book is highly recomnded for everyone to read!]
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In contrast.
Short-story writer Shen Jiarui, this old rascal Chu Kuang’s die-hard fan, was simpler and more straightforward:
[Chu Kuang is the best!
The ending gave goosebumps all over.
How much must you love soone to be able to completely abandon yourself, your life, reputation, beloved mathematics, and all the unknown beauties life has yet to offer?
Is it rely devotion?
When you think that person has reached the extre, you surprisingly realize that what he offers far exceeds what you see, indeed hard to hold back those surging emotions!
This is Chu Kuang!
Setting emotions as the sole loophole in this theorem, where the vast mathematical net cannot control the variable of human sentints, my fragile human sciences heart found imnse comfort.]
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Whoosh whoosh whoosh!
The comnts from Blue Star’s famous writers pushed the novel’s popularity to an even higher point!
The endorsent of renowned writers holds much more weight than ordinary netizens, big nas on social dia, or even professional book reviewers!
Both those who have read the book and those who haven’t were influenced by the recomndations!
“Chu Kuang is aweso!”
“Even Britney is recomnding it!”
“Britney is ranked among the top ten writers on Blue Star, her ranking is much higher than Xu Ping!”
“Leng Guang also recomnded it; Chu Kuang had mocked him with a narrative trickery mystery novel before.”
“Shen Jiarui is indeed still that die-hard fan.”
“Even Carter recomnded it; though Carter’s ranking isn’t higher than Chu Kuang’s, he is considered a mystery god in our Chu Continent!”
“I haven’t read it yet, but got influenced by this group of top writers’ recomndations.”
“Hurry up and read!”
“Already started reading, feeling a bit excited.”
“If so many writers recomnd it, this book must be extrely amazing!”
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And just as various writers were comnting.
On the blog.
Yi An, deed by netizens as “the writer who understands Chu Kuang the most,” suddenly published a poem!
To be precise, it’s a modern poem.
The title of the poem is “I Love You, Regardless of You”:
[I gaze at you obsessively,
Until beyond sight,
Listen to your voice soar,
I feel joy inside, what does that matter to you?
You are the stars to , your light illuminates the dark trajectory of my life;
To , you are the sun, dazzling and srizing;
I treat you well, what does that matter to you?
You are my secretly worshiped deity, offering you my sincere trust, building an altar for you in my heart.
I love you, regardless of you.
Please allow to ask for nothing, just to imagine you in this incense-winding-up mont
I suffer for this, it is not your fault
Even if this leads to my death, you need not care.]
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I love you, regardless of you.
In previous generations, these words have long been overused in various sentintal literature and once were used by countless people as a QQ signature, as it is Goethe’s famous saying.
However, soone later studied and stated:
The true origin of these words should be from a certain famous German female writer, and Goethe rely quoted them in a certain romantic affair to flirt.
Regardless of the origin.
The reason why this phrase could rise to fa is that it resonates with countless people’s emotions, though most people are deceiving themselves.
Now.
This poem appears on Blue Star.
Even though Yi An did not explicitly link this modern poem to “The Devotion of Suspect X,” upon seeing it, netizens quickly connected it to Chu Kuang’s novel.
I love you, regardless of you.
Isn’t this perfectly depicting Stone God’s true portrayal?
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ps: Translations of this poem vary, I chose a version I find good.
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