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Hey look at that! A wild PFH is now a community guest at BABSCon =D I am Super excited and thankful as this is also my first time I am selected as one! All I ever wanted to do is make friends and pony cons like this one are still the best place to do it~

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Thinking about how he never actually saw them die, so he never got the chance to move on, he’s just perpetually wondering how they did. If it was even meaningful.

Thinking about how Giorno forgave him, but Mista never did. Thinking about how Mista probably never will.

Q : Can you share with the readers something about Fu Shen or Yan Xiaohan that we wouldn’t know just from reading the book?

CWBB : Yan Xiaohan and Fu Shen’s birthdays are only several days apart, but Yan Xiaohan doesn’t like celebrating his birthdays. Later, Fu Shen would always share half of his longevity noodles* on his own birthday with his partner.

*Longevity noodles, also known as birthday noodles, are a traditional Chinese dish eaten on someone’s birthday or another celebratory event to promote long and prosperous life. (Source: peach flower house )

Here is the link for the full interview please give it a read.

≪ 在黑暗中 ≫ by 金十四釵

✤ 3 vols / 168 chs

✤ danmei, mystery, psychological

NovelUpdates Link

Volume I - https://www.peachflowerhouse.com/store/p/ebook-in-the-dark-volume-1

Volume II - https://www.peachflowerhouse.com/store/p/ebook-in-the-dark-volume-2

Volume III - https://www.peachflowerhouse.com/store/p/ebook-in-the-dark-volume-3

My short review:

I’ll start with volume 1. The first book was okay. The build-up was there and it definitely caught my attention. The mystery plot was intriguing, with a lot of details hidden in the shadows, making it hard for the readers to guess what’s to come. Romance wasn’t quite there yet for the first book.

Now the second book was my fave out of all three volumes. The plot was so dark, extreme and exciting! I didn’t particularly enjoy reading the first crime scene. It was a bit too far-fetched for me. However, the rest after had my heart racing with suspense. I initially continued reading the second book as a read before hitting the sheets but it left me wide awake from the excitement and curiosity afterwards. Although the romance aspect for the couple have started at the start of the second book, I still found it abrupt. I honestly didn’t feel the chemistry between them as much as I did when I read the manhua. And that remained all throughout until the end of the main story. It’s unfathomable on how close they suddenly got when they barely interacted on an emotional level.

Disappointment hit me the hardest when I read the last book. The author seemed to be in a rush to end the novel. It all ended all too fast. With such a long plot build-up, I would have thought the ending would be mind-blowing, but no. Something was missing that I couldn’t pinpoint. The dots weren’t well-connected and the chemistry just wasn’t there from the start to the end. The contradictions stopped me from getting deep into it. Instead of drowning myself in the story, I kept on floating back up. I didn’t feel emotional for the main story and did so for the extras, which was quite ironic.

I do have to admit that maybe because I read the manhua first, it took away all the excitement I should have felt while reading the novel.