Electronic Nezha

Zhang Xiaohua's new book. Urban literature. The protagonist is an ordinary middle-aged man who is both ordinary and extraordinary. Ordinary, he is a divorced fruit seller with a junior high school son. Extraordinary, his son is actually the reincarnation of a super AI in the future. Why I read this book: I have always been disgusted with first-person novels, but this one is different. It is not only about the quality of the novel, but also because this book is in a funny style, and it is not a web novel in the traditional sense where the protagonist is the protagonist, so the resistance is not so strong. The novel is very life-oriented. This person's book is interesting and interesting. He writes about a human being with all kinds of specialties living an ordinary life. Why not read this book: Including the first person, this book has a lot of poisonous points that would be considered a traditional definition of Shuangwen. Personally, I don't think those elements matter in this book, but I guess some people care. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

[Purple Treasures] The story of Zhang Xiaohua's new book begins with a middle-aged fruit seller receiving a call from his son's class teacher. The child deliberately lowered his score during the exam. The reason was actually "I am a super AI from the future, and my mission is to save the earth." This absurd and sci-fi setting instantly reminded me of the nonsensical cold humor of "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy." The plot revolves around the father and son. The son Liu Zhenhua insists that he is an AI, and he often pulls out "future technology", such as using his mind to levitate his mobile phone, predicting lottery numbers, and even brainwashing his father that mankind will be destroyed in 2100. What's even more amazing is that this kid even lied with the rigor of a man from science and engineering - he said that his data was lost when he traveled through time, and he needed to pass an exam to restore his computing power. As a result, he accurately controlled the middle of the class in each exam, which was not conspicuous and could be "leveled up" slowly. On the surface, his father scolded him for being ridiculous, but he secretly verified those "prophecies". For example, when his son said that there would be a power outage in the community, he stocked up on candles in advance, and it came true. This contrast is so cute that it makes people happy to see it, especially Zhang Xiaohua's description of urban life is very down-to-earth. Everything from urban management to collecting stalls and market bargaining can be seamlessly integrated with science fiction elements. The novel is like a glass of iced Coke with popping candy added. It seems ordinary at first, but after drinking it, surprises will explode in your mouth. Zhang Xiaohua uses his unique black humor to combine the relationship between father and son, science fiction setting and social reality into an absurd but warm story.

Zhang Xiaohua's new book. Urban literature. The protagonist is an ordinary middle-aged man who is both ordinary and extraordinary. Ordinary, he is a divorced fruit seller with a junior high school son. Extraordinary, his son is actually the reincarnation of a super AI in the future. Why I read this book: I have always been disgusted with first-person novels, but this one is different. It is not only about the quality of the novel, but also because this book is in a funny style, and it is not a web novel in the traditional sense where the protagonist is the protagonist, so the resistance is not so strong. The novel is very life-oriented. This person's book is interesting and interesting. He writes about a human being with all kinds of specialties living an ordinary life. Why not read this book: Including the first person, this book has a lot of poisonous points that would be considered a traditional definition of Shuangwen. Personally, I don't think those elements matter in this book, but I guess some people care. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

I am a mature fruit seller. One day I received a call from my school teacher saying that my son Liu Zhenhua, who had always had mediocre grades, had failed to score well in the mid-term exam. Liu Zhenhua argued like this: Dad, I am a super AI from the future, codenamed Electronic Nezha, and my mission is to save the earth. Well, this kid has quite a big brain, and I don't believe it just like you! Later... What happened later... Hey, I can't explain it in a sentence or two. You can click in and see for yourself.