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百鬼夜行 #3
狂骨之梦
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书名:狂骨之梦
简介:（京极夏彦全新梦幻经典之作荣获日本直木奖作家）
作者:[日] 京极夏彦 著，蔡佩青 译
出版社:上海人民出版社
出版时间:2009年02月
装订方式:平装-胶订
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书名:狂骨之梦
简介:（京极夏彦全新梦幻经典之作荣获日本直木奖作家）
作者:[日] 京极夏彦 著，蔡佩青 译
出版社:上海人民出版社
出版时间:2009年02月
装订方式:平装-胶订
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First published May 1, 1995
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December 25, 2022
Per usual, Kyōgoku Natsuhiko starts with different, disconnected cases and weaves, Psychology, Religion, Gods and Culture while solving. A weird blend of religion, spirituality, psychology and thriller. Something only he could write. This particular volume alone made my head spin with theories. It's extremely wild and I have to give the translation team their due credit because without the pages of explanation on the rituals and stuff, it'd not have made any sense. I have grown to love Japanese folk tales because of this series now and am now determined to read as much literature as I could find.
I have come to learn that Mouryou no Hako which is one of the sequels has a anime adaptation on it. It delights me, I'll try to watch it. It might not follow Summer of Ubume but since I've read the first three in the series, I might as well give a try. The art is at times intense and pretty explicit in some places.
I have come to learn that Mouryou no Hako which is one of the sequels has a anime adaptation on it. It delights me, I'll try to watch it. It might not follow Summer of Ubume but since I've read the first three in the series, I might as well give a try. The art is at times intense and pretty explicit in some places.
November 17, 2025
Wow all things considered I really didn't spend THAT much time reading this one, huh?
This was a fun book. I found its structure weaker than Moryo's and the mystery itself didn't pull me in as deeply, but the payoff was cool and sufficiently insane. I really liked some of the characters introduced here. The way the mystery ties into Ubume's initial philosophical rant and expands on some of its ideas is very cool. Not a favorite but a really solid read as a whole.
2025/11/17 edit:
This is a favorite actually. Absolutely sick book which has some of the most fun plotting and imagery in the series. In retrospect it almost stands alongside with Moryo in regards to how much I enjoyed it.
This was a fun book. I found its structure weaker than Moryo's and the mystery itself didn't pull me in as deeply, but the payoff was cool and sufficiently insane. I really liked some of the characters introduced here. The way the mystery ties into Ubume's initial philosophical rant and expands on some of its ideas is very cool. Not a favorite but a really solid read as a whole.
2025/11/17 edit:
This is a favorite actually. Absolutely sick book which has some of the most fun plotting and imagery in the series. In retrospect it almost stands alongside with Moryo in regards to how much I enjoyed it.
April 14, 2020
Too long
November 7, 2021
还是非常喜欢的历史和宗教揉杂的猎奇小说，严格来说已经不能算是推理小说，作者也无意着重推理（最后的结论根本不是通过推理可以得到的）但有时候真的会自问，完全不需要写那么多“百科词条”啊！
July 28, 2023
宗教、神话、精神分析、砍头、失忆、推理、齐活
March 25, 2024
Reread in 2024. Actually better than I remembered it, though the anecdotes felt less interesting with 10+ years of random reading.
May 23, 2024
开始喜欢百鬼夜行系列的第一部。几个事件结合在一起被解开的一部，在时候这种写法还新鲜。现在想想还是有点沉闷，身份交换让人喜欢不起来，诡计就是洗脑，太不可理喻了。上一部的后味很糟糕，这部的很清爽，好感。可能从这部开始渐渐喜欢榎木津涞，他是能以行动救人的主角。
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October 22, 2024
一帮神经病玩橄榄球🏈
January 6, 2023
This is an insanely good mystery novel that weaves in yokai, Buddhism, premodern Japanese history and even psychoanalysis! It's also really long (969 pages in my edition) and is somewhat slow at the start, but when it all comes together at the end where more than 200 pages are dedicated to explaining the entire mystery, that just makes the whole reading experience worth it. I just really like how Kyogoku's mystery is not supernatural but based in reality (especially how most of the ideas are very creative spins on Japanese history).
The Japanese here is quite challenging because Kyogoku uses old style kanji. A lot of the references to Buddhism and history, especially, are quite difficult to understand because I'm not familiar with them. Thankfully, most of that stuff is explained and made easily digestible for the reader.
I also appreciated the character Kiba just periodically going "what are you talking about?!" during Chuzenji's explanation of the whole mystery at the end, because, like Kiba, I was constantly going WTF and having my mind blown by all the crazy connections.
Since I bought this book randomly in BOOKOFF three years ago when I was in Japan, I didn't realise that it's actually the third in a series of yokai-themed mystery novels. I am definitely going to look for more of Kyogoku's novels when I get back to Japan! It's just a near-perfect blend of being intellectually challenging and stimulating while also being accessible.
The Japanese here is quite challenging because Kyogoku uses old style kanji. A lot of the references to Buddhism and history, especially, are quite difficult to understand because I'm not familiar with them. Thankfully, most of that stuff is explained and made easily digestible for the reader.
I also appreciated the character Kiba just periodically going "what are you talking about?!" during Chuzenji's explanation of the whole mystery at the end, because, like Kiba, I was constantly going WTF and having my mind blown by all the crazy connections.
Since I bought this book randomly in BOOKOFF three years ago when I was in Japan, I didn't realise that it's actually the third in a series of yokai-themed mystery novels. I am definitely going to look for more of Kyogoku's novels when I get back to Japan! It's just a near-perfect blend of being intellectually challenging and stimulating while also being accessible.
June 14, 2015
故事更为复杂，但较前两部更能被常人所接受。
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