Tales of the Inhuman and Strange

The humor sometimes appears and sometimes appears in the flowing narration and description. I like and even begin to admire the author's smooth and appropriate writing. This style complements and contrasts with the otherworldly and fantasy imagination, making the work interesting to read and making readers unable to bear to let go. The only characters in the story that can be considered impressive to me are 'I', Xiao Er, Hua Tuo, and those few inhuman hunters who are unknown whether they are real or fake, famous or unknown. In human society, 'I' consider myself autistic, unwilling to interact with the world, and even afraid of interacting and communicating with others. But I was intoxicated with living next to a group of non-human neighbors. Unknowingly, 'I' and these non-human neighbors have been living in good neighborliness and friendship for ten years. By chance, thanks to these non-human neighbors, 'I' had the opportunity to travel to the non-human world. The only thing that accompanied 'me' was a book called the professional version of "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Non-Human World". This 'book' was actually an 'electronic' dictionary of the non-human world that required entering keywords. This so-called "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Inhuman World" is not only limited in the service area, but this book is actually an emotional species with joy, anger, sorrow, and joy. It is somewhat dissatisfied with the poor and loves the rich. When it is unhappy, it will lose its temper and go on strike. However, 'I', the only human being in the inhuman world, has nothing to do with it. The title of the book has a certain appeal, but the most attractive thing is the design and effect of the cover. After reading it, I feel that the author's style is unique and brings some interest and pleasure to life, which has no bright spots. Just as the title says: life is interesting. Probably the author wants to introduce another interesting element into everyone's ordinary life through his words and imagination. At least this is the case for me, and it can even be said without exaggeration that it is a worthwhile 'reading'. From the works, it is obvious that the author has extensive knowledge and is well-read; he is both classical and elegant, yet not out of fashion; he is unconstrained and unrestrained. This kind of artistic conception makes readers fascinated and longing for it. They subconsciously expect to be able to immediately merge into the state of "I" in the story, although there is no lack of physical pain, but the mood is happy. Through wandering and adventure in these fabricated, illusory and inhuman worlds, and conversely thinking about it, it turns out that a person's spiritual world can be rich, colorful and charming, regardless of whether his or her material life is poor or uneventful. Human imagination is truly an unfathomable and awe-inspiring world.

This is a story about monsters hidden among humans, like a modern version of The Classic of Mountains and Seas. Each monster in it has its own magical effects. In the process of getting along with humans, they seem to have become humane, and they can also use their own abilities to help people. After reading this, I will also wonder, are there similar spirits around me?

This book is very imaginative, but I really like the inhuman world established by Iida. The stories in it are very touching, and the ending is unexpected. It is amazing to read. The Eight-tone Stick Insect is a character I really like. I want to experience the inhuman world. Real life is really complicated!

When I saw sugar-loving earthworms in Prey Hunter, I felt that they were very suitable for transforming the environment, turning deserts into fertile fields. Of course, the most important thing at that time was to find it interesting that it could turn into a beautiful woman. Who doesn't love beautiful women? Sugar-loving earthworms: non-human, shaped like ordinary earthworms, come in a variety of colors, can modify the environment and give various characteristics to plant species.

My favorite is to read the extra chapters that complete the worldview. The setting of the Preyers is very interesting. Every non-human creature in it is unique. I have long wanted to know the stories behind them. When I see familiar creatures, I will also think of their appearance in the brothers chapter.

I really like the Eight-tone Stick Insect, I think he is so kind. The ending of each short story is unexpected. It feels like the non-human world is so innocent and better than the human world. The world of work is so complicated, the author is so awesome!

Super nice book, heartwarming

It's a very pleasant reading experience. I plan to buy a physical copy of this book and put it on my bookshelf. This collection of inhumanly warm stories is suitable for reading at random pages before going to bed. It is equivalent to a glass of milk before going to bed. But I love Fantasyland more. From the perspective of a complete bystander, I rationally peel off the wonderful shell created by Fan Da's writing and whimsy. In fact, many people have written similar stories to the core of the story. But Ida was able to write it in a natural and smooth way without being ridiculous. It was so immersive that I had to stop and take a breath after reading it.

Favorite light. This setting is so romantic and free, I can travel through time, and I also love dancing. I used to think that people who can dance will not have any worries. I think music and dance are very beautiful things. People who can master such beautiful skills will have no worries. Then until I started learning music myself, I can only say that I don't have to embarrass myself if I don't have talent.

"When "non-human" becomes human" When I was watching "Fantasy", I said to my friend: "I originally thought that Dinami (one of the protagonists in "The Prey") couldn't cook. Now after reading this article, I think the one who can't cook is Rice Rushuang." My friend asked why? I said, "Because if you know how to cook, you won't be able to write such fantastic food! Just like an old married couple, it's difficult to write good H-articles." So I was mercilessly laughed at by my friends, saying that the author, Fan Da, was actually a great chef and often cooked big meals for his daughter. Okay, I apologize to Fandai. I really underestimated the extraordinary imagination of a gifted writer. Of course, I've liked this author for many years. However, out of the strange self-consciousness of "since I have eaten eggs, I don't need to know what a hen looks like", I rarely paid attention to her movements before. This is not to excuse myself. It is indeed only in the past two years that I started taking writing courses and time management courses at Nanjing University. After all, who could not be moved by the fact that the writer who created his dream when he was young personally taught him how to write novels? That's too far. Let's talk about this book "Record of Strange Stories about Strange People". After reading the first story, my impression was that Ida probably couldn't play the violin. Otherwise, she would not know that the violin is the most difficult instrument in the world. If you can't hear it, you really can't get the pitch right. Then I thought about it. I can't hear it but I can't figure out the pitch. I've been practicing the violin for five years and there are still three wires stuck on the fretboard. Every time I play a piece of music, the teacher will shout next to me: "It's Do, not rising Do, rising So, not So." - Xiao Gen, how can I be so diligent with the same finger? So can Iida give me the contact information of the Eight-tone Stick Insect? The fungus people really need it. Of course, I also need to avoid dust. After all, Sichuan's winter pollution is really serious, and what writer doesn't need a nanny who can clean the house and cook? He can even play mahjong to earn money to support me (ah, it seems to be a cross between books). Therefore, I cannot understand those who want to "kill their wives and become enlightened". Hey, your wife can cook, do housework, make money, and has given birth to a baby for you. Why on earth do you have to go back and live such a precarious life? ——You see, this is the magic power of Rice Rushuang. She always makes me believe that there really are these inhuman beings in the world. They live around me like ordinary people, and occasionally they show a little skill, which can benefit me a lot. However, if they really existed, they would have been hunted down by humans long ago, right? Another writer I like very much, Zheng Yuanjie, once said that the fastest way to exterminate a species is to make humans fall in love with them.