A demolition hammer wielded by a renovation worker sets off Earth's explosive destruction. Humanity is on the verge of annihilation. For eighty yuan per swing, he can knock down a fire wall, and ends up demolishing an artificial intelligence's firewall instead. In One Thousand and One Nights, a fisherman is forced into marriage by the demon in a bottle. A girl paralyzed on one side of her body beats the world table tennis champion after cupping therapy from a doctor who specializes in infertility, earning the right to challenge a space battleship. Nuclear bombs are turned into lollipops, computers prepare to get pregnant and give birth to little computers, and a professor pretends to treat a * only for the * to become sentient. A renovation worker is hunted by cars, the partially paralyzed girl becomes mysteriously pregnant, and the end of the world is nigh. Even the president who scrubs backs at the United Nations loses his job. One * simply can't stand how stupid humans are, so it sticks out its tongue and shuts down the fuse to Earth's explosion. The world is safe again, and everyone can sleep for another twenty years. The girl gives birth, ** is thrilled, and their child saves the Earth too.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The introduction is like this, how can the content be better?
I wonder if there is any connection between the first few sentences and the last few sentences?
What the hell is this?
It should be something the author himself was doing to pass the time.
The name, introduction, and chapter list of this book really opened my eyes.