The plot kills the mysterious constellation story _ The script kills the mysterious constellation story.

Who killed the story of the mysterious script?

The murderer of Mystery Story is Fujiwara Huahuo.

In The Seven-Day Mystery, 99 people said that "the deceased were not Tanaka Lang and Larry Butz", because what really died and was dismembered in this case was "memory", that is to say, the core deception in this case was the memory version of "astrology killing demons".

Knowing this, you can understand the blank line well. Memories are more vivid than corpses, and it is much harder to hide them. In addition to what is mentioned in the work, there are many details, such as "We deliberately divide the memory into 1 and 2, in order to make cremation persist in memory 2, creating the illusion that every spark exists".

This is actually a trick of Yuan Teng's smoke and fire. In this trick, we also use a lot of narrative tricks to cover it up, which is different from astrology to kill demons.

Story background

It is said that every year in June+10, 5438, 8 million Japanese gods leave their respective shrines and go to Zhao Tian Shrine for a party. So June+10 in 5438 is also called "the month without god". For Zhao Tian Shrine, it is also called "God is on the Moon". In order to welcome the arrival of gods, people hold large-scale sacrificial activities in Zhao Tian Shrine every June.

According to legend, families who attend God's sacrificial ceremony this month will be given an important wish by God as long as they sincerely pray. Even the gods can reunite devout believers with their dead relatives.

Whether ignorant children or old people, pious or greedy, with or without desire, God's visit to the moon is always enough to excite visitors. Until the disaster 20 years ago ... within one day, people who visited the Zhao Tian shrine seemed to disappear.

The sacrificial ceremony of Luna is like a beast with an open mouth, devouring everyone who dares to set foot in torii. Since then, the Zhao Tian shrine has been inaccessible.