Unrealistic Prevention and Control Manual

The writing is quite good, but the events are too tight, one after another, making it tiring to read. Can you write more about daily life?

I thought the name was a book like The Barefoot Doctor's Handbook.

Writing novels is like doing game live broadcasts. Some themes focus on games, and some themes focus on anchors. The theme of Abnormal Weird Tales is the former. Generally speaking, the author should focus on the game, that is, pay attention to the design of anomalies, so that readers can immerse themselves in the process of fighting anomalies. But this author did not take an unusual path. He chose to focus on the anchor, so he symbolically described to you a strange story copied from an unknown game or forum. He described the settings in a few pages and then stopped pretending and started violent cracking directly. This leads to a very contradictory problem. If you don't think about the ghost story material, you have not read it, but the author's way of writing it, which requires thinking, is completely useless, because there is no mechanism at all, and the protagonist does not rely on local materials to solve the incident, but relies on his own high numerical value and various wonderful tools. After reading a few short stories, I felt very empty, just like watching a game live broadcast and found that Chun Chun's walking simulator told stories without Mao's interaction. The anchor did not analyze the content very much and just talked about his daily life and Chu Chun's virtual anchor behavior.