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Looking for a Novel with a World View That Is Despairing and Depressing, but Where the Protagonist Is Not Aggrieved
For example, something like "Weird World: My tourists can only be killed by me"
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Are There Any Books on Collectivism? It Feels Like Many of Them Are About Individual Heroism.
I can't stand reading books about individual heroism, as they seem to be inconsistent with my three views, so I would like to ask if anyone has any good books about collectivism and focusing on the overall situation?
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Science Fiction Masterpiece + Unique Theory + Worth Pondering
I would like to read a book similar to "The Complete Works of Three-Body Problem (Complete Three Volumes)".
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If You Don't Believe That Tomato Has a Masterpiece with Profound Thoughts, Grand Structure and Epic Feeling
I haven't found any novel like this so far
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There are so many good books in the world. Perhaps it would be easier to read any book you pick than this one. So why read this book? This book has such a weird rhythm, such a strange and complex world view, and an incomprehensible plot progression. It seems that every step is pushing the readers outward. Perhaps this is what I think is special. Only by aligning this weird frequency, uncovering the unwritten worldview in a few words, and entering the magical and confusing tone inside, can readers really enter a niche hobby that they can love and understand. We are always such a group of people, we don't want to follow the crowd, we just like to find our own path in the dark jungle.
Why does the earth have to go to war? There are only 28 million people, a little bit of technology, and a piece of land to live in. It's all over.