Odd Containment Specialist.

Chapter 705 The Main Text of the Book (V)

After that, most of the things written in the book are about daily life related to Su Yue. The anonymous author can only infer Su Weiyu's psychological activities from those trivial daily life and Su Weiyu's special writing style.

He could tell from those jumpy descriptions that Su Weiyu's mood was becoming increasingly heavy.

Her desire to share became stronger and stronger when she wrote in her diary. She described a lot of her research and investigation on acting, and wrote at length about her observations of her sister, her love for her sister, and her pride in her sister.

Previously, she only wrote a few pages from the beginning of her transparent physique to her high school graduation, but now, in just one day, she has a large amount of text centered around Su Yue.

And in the articles she wrote, the frequency of using "I" as the subject was getting lower and lower.

She complained more and more. Except for Su Yue's part, she was dissatisfied with everything else. No matter good or bad, she could find the negative side, even her parents.

Although her words were very restrained and contained deep affection and love, Anonymous still tasted the emotion of disappointment.

Moreover, she is confused about logic and right and wrong. For example, if she bumps into someone on the road, she will be extremely dissatisfied with the person who bumped into her, and even hate him.

She complained about the ice cream shop waiter not serving her (even though she was nowhere to be seen).

She mocked the old man she helped up for not saying thank you (even though he couldn't see her in the first place).

She began to be unable to judge these things that normal people could judge, or she gave up judging and let her emotions control all her thoughts.

Su Weiyu was much more normal when she was younger. At least she knew clearly that she was not a normal person, so she was very tolerant of the society and the demands of others, and viewed everything that happened to her as based on her special physique.

But now, in her writing, she seemed to treat herself as a normal person!

Only normal people would complain about the waiter's impolite service, and would be disgusted when others receive help but do not say thank you. However, Su Weiyu, as an invisible person, is forcing normal people's treatment on herself and begins to force normal people's social etiquette on others.

"An extreme desire for interaction?" Anonymous muttered to himself while chewing on the paper.

Because he could not stand the loneliness at all, he began to ignore the logic of reality, and tried to achieve certain goals by making unreasonable demands, and started to throw a tantrum.

To put it objectively, it's even more unpleasant.

She seemed to be going gradually mad.

However, when Anonymous turned a new page, he suddenly discovered that Su Weiyu's writing became calmer from here on.

Her attention seemed to be attracted by something, and she temporarily ignored her need for interpersonal communication.

[A Yue recently found a book from somewhere, and she has been staying up until three o'clock in the morning to read this book for five consecutive days.

Really, this is really unhealthy. If she continues to stay up late like this, Meimei's skin will become rough and she will have dark circles under her eyes. I have to find a chance to confiscate her books. 】

……

[Really? She has read it several times, right? After I hid the book yesterday, she kept looking for it. She was so anxious that she almost cried. I finally gave it back to her.

Is it really that beautiful?
That book is quite strange. I just touched the pages and found some concave lines on them. Could it be that it is not a printed book but a handwritten one?
The cover and packaging do look quite old, and I don’t know where Ah Yue got it from. How about I take a look at it when I get a chance? 】

... [It should be a handwritten book. There are too many grammatical errors in the photo recognition text, but it is still barely audible. The heroine of this book is called Lin Xiao. I listened to it for an hour after taking photos today. To be honest, it was really boring.

Who wrote this? The cover looks old, but the content is quite modern. It even mentions the title of a movie from 2000, so it couldn’t have been written before 2000.

But who wrote it? I tried to search online, but found nothing. Could it be a very obscure book? 】

……

[I read for another two hours, and it was still the same boring story. But today I saw a piece of news in the book, about a murder case. To be honest, I am more interested in this murder case than the protagonist's life.]

Anonymous began to feel something was strange, because Su Weiyu's attention seemed to be attracted by this strange book, and she cared about this book, it seemed that Su Yue paid special attention to it.

He saw Su Weiyu finish listening to the book, and then gave it a score of zero, saying that the book was like a primary school student's diary.

The only exception to the criticism of this book is the serial killer that appears in the book, but this killer is said to not occupy much space in the story.

Anonymous chewed the pages of the book slowly, picked up the water cup and took a sip.

For some reason, he had a very ominous premonition, always feeling that... the theme of the book began to deviate from this point.

He continued eating and saw that Su Yue finally became a big star at the age of 30, started her own company, and immediately hired an actor.

This actor seemed to have been specially recruited to play the role of a serial killer, and Su Weiyu and Su Yue both seemed to be planning to make a movie based on the book.

Su Yue treated the actors very well. Many people outside thought that she was supporting the actor, but in Su Weiyu's writing, her and Su Yue's goals were the same.

They obviously couldn't communicate, but they had the same idea, which was to find someone suitable to play the leading role in this movie!

In the end, after repeated training, the actor was abandoned because he was completely unable to meet Su Yue's requirements and was far from the image of a killer she had imagined.

I changed dozens of them in succession, but none of them were satisfactory.

On the other hand, the content of Su Weiyu's writing became more and more nonsensical and further away from everyday life.

Sometimes, Anonymous had to read several pages before he could see the plot that was not related to the book. He even saw that Su Weiyu started a world war and quelled a financial tsunami, but these major social events were only glossed over in her diary.

Su Weiyu began to listen to the book repeatedly, trying to figure out the image of the serial killer who didn't even have a name from the various details in the novel.

Both she and Su Yue showed an almost morbid interest in the serial killer in the book, and this interest had no rational motivation.

"What's going on?" Anonymous began to be unable to understand. He could not see through Su Weiyu's mood at all when she wrote. The feeling of loneliness was indeed getting stronger, but the despair was becoming thinner. Instead, there was an inexplicable desire that was growing wildly.

What was Su Weiyu thinking during this period? What was she feeling? Was the loneliness behind it the teeth of thirst?
The anonymous person was anxious to know what the book within the book was all about.

In a world without supernatural powers, what kind of narrative novel could attract the full attention of these two sisters?

(End of this chapter)