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To be honest, when I read the first half, I always doubted whether the author is a Buddhist, but the teachings involved are not purely Buddhist teachings. Of course, I am not an expert in this field, and I only represent my personal point of view. Putting aside the content (in fact, I don't understand it, and I dare not draw a conclusion), I only felt two words from the text alone - the gap. The author's writing style can be said to be jagged and jagged, not as round as pebbles, let alone fine sand. I don't mean to disparage anyone here, because I am reading some of Liu Cixin's later works at the same time. It can be said that the rhetoric has been polished to the extreme. Except for those famous writers, there are few who can compete with it. As for the so-called online novels, it is even more difficult to describe in a word. I feel that four stars is a little high. Maybe I need to study it in depth, but the writing style is not as mysterious as the thoughts. If you feel that my evaluation is biased, there is no need to argue, yours is right.

Yes, I only knew the first part of Doomsday Alley before, but now I know that there are three parts

Although I didn't understand anything,... .

Shocking, but the development is too fast, a bit...

The idea is bold, the ending is actually the next beginning

The grand cosmic scene is the most fascinating👍

Yes, very thoughtful. Exploring the unknown world requires rich and colorful ideas.

Shocking, very shocking