I Turned My Sister into a Doll, Now I Challenge the Gods Above

A work of black humor, its narrative logic is strange and profound, with a background of hellish absurdity and coldness, but it also reveals a hilarious comedy in the cracks of despair. The characters' death methods in the book are always unexpected and absurd at first glance, but upon closer inspection they are logically consistent and reasonable. What's even more rare is that every character is portrayed with full flesh and blood and full of personality. Even most of the supporting characters have images that still linger in my mind. A very fine book on Tomato. Come on, Master Longlong

A very heartwarming novel. The protagonist takes in various stunning witches and gets along with her Loli sister day and night. The protagonist works hard to support his sister who is studying, and the sister lives up to expectations and studies heartily every day. This is a two-way redemption novel, which is in line with my yearning and expectation for my sister🙏🏻 But can the author make the world a little crueler? There is no such beauty in the world. What I wrote all day long was like a utopia. It was so sweet that my teeth were sore.

The content is indeed ruthless and interesting, reminding me of the book next door on medicine. If this book could also be described in two words, it would be "examination". Although the setting borrows a lot from Yueji, the cyberpunk style shows a different kind of madness. Compared with the cold despair in the city, it is more like a humorous absurdity. Everyone succumbs to a perverted rule, and under the guidance of this set of rules, they kneel down and worship the strong and bully the weak. However, there is absolutely no double standard. Instead, they attribute their failure or destruction to the failure to go further on the road of this set of rules. The protagonist acts as a rule breaker or coordinator to radiate normal people's values ​​​​around and reshape the rules, which is novel in terms of upgrading and fighting monsters. In fact, this plot structure is very consistent with the values ​​of postmodernism or the Internet age, because it is abstract enough. The rule that research can solve everything is interesting in itself, and it creates a lot of fun by transforming all contradictions into binary oppositions. As long as it is not watered down, it will basically be popular, but the subsequent content will be limited by the author's reserve of inspiration.

You can see the author's ingenuity and use of pen. In addition, the pace is fast but not clumsy, and the language is humorous but not trivial. It feels very good [eating melon]. With the encouragement of the author, I will stop reading for the time being. I will catch up to a hundred chapters first [Sending my heart]

One of my favorite books! The author uses a seemingly joking tone to deconstruct the alienation of people in post-modern society (the ultimate stage of capitalist society? At least what the sixth pillar should be), cleverly amplifying the manifestation of social contradictions in individuals. Such intensification of contradictions not only provides the plot with great story tension, but also makes this book constantly exciting and makes people want to put it down. This worldview can be said to be the culmination of all contemporary cultural works. I read the entire book without any regrets. I just felt impressed by the author's strong writing power and profound social insight. It is expected to hit 9.9 Points as a masterpiece!

A masterpiece, a real masterpiece. The three views are not the ticket. Black humor is the core competitiveness. The defiant but inexplicably reasonable world view is the macro background. One plot after another is the reason why I insist on reading. It must be five stars. Extreme postmodernism, performanceism, money first, everything legal

It's been a long time since I found a book on Tomato that moved me. I want to say that if you stick with it, this book will become a hit. I like the light sadness, and I like to see flesh-and-blood authors write about the joys and sorrows between flesh-and-blood characters. I looked at the girl Luo Yang and thought about what would happen if she had an afterlife that was different from this one. A truly good novel is one that allows one to sympathize with the emotions of the characters even though they are at the farthest distance in the world. It is a good article that contains serious contemporary thinking. It's like a flower I've seen. After many years, the flowers have faded, but the fragrance is still lingering in my nose.

It's not a cool article, but I enjoyed reading it [laughs] The writing is fluent, and the writing style is nothing to say. If you write it down, it will be at least 9.4 (Conservative estimate) (provided there is traffic) The subject matter is quite new, and it will become popular if there is traffic. I am also a veteran (I read it when I don't have points). Highly recommended, it looks comfortable, the bottom layer (it's really written out, the dirtiness of the bottom layer) slowly climbs up (and still feels good) If nothing else, I will keep chasing. Nice!

Five-star masterpiece Theme: Dystopia. Needless to say, what is the author's ability to write about this kind of subject? Brief review: As the title suggests, the book leads readers into a desperate world at the beginning. In this desperate world, people abandon their humanity in order to survive, and selling their loved ones is just to get an illusory opportunity for promotion; in this world, people only retain their animal nature, and even so, ordinary people live under the threat of death at any time, being pinned to the ground by the big hands of the zombies, and eventually becoming the zombies' nourishment; in this world, the only law that cannot be violated is that you cannot break the law without a certificate. And our protagonist, as the anchor of our values ​​in this world, holds a weak spark in his hand and wants to change the day, wandering between survival and destruction, struggle and sinking. It is a very typical "Lamp" novel. The author depicts a society that is extremely rotten, which is both laughable and thought-provoking. When you accept the irrationality of this world, the author will drop another bombshell, revealing a deeper layer of the rotten world. AI: This is a cyberpunk dystopian masterpiece based on black humor. The author uses absurd writing methods to construct an absurd world: in this fictional future society, killing can be "permitted", and even the Citizenship Application Bureau is like a window service, providing such "business". Behind this superficially streamlined, seemingly "rational" process is a mockery of law and human nature, which instantly illuminates the core of dystopia. Readers can feel the sneer of irony (such as "killing without a license and ruining the family, but killing with a license and benefiting the whole family") in the work, and also see the ambitious world structure. The whole story has both a black sneer and a refreshing sense of grandeur and depth in the world view. The protagonist Luo Li is a mirror image of this morbid world: while he is committing "certified killings", he declares that "this world is too noisy" and decides to make it quiet, even pointing at the gods. This layer of contradiction creates a protagonist who is both cold and hard-boiled but also full of rebellious flames, allowing him to have a hint of the drama highlight of "pointing his sword at the gods" in the black humorous farce. The balance between "black comedy" and "deep seriousness" in the story is particularly amazing - just like "I love you sister, but the fight between sons has always been like this", the cold humor is followed by the heavy knife of fate. The seemingly "brainless" plot advancement actually accumulates layers of irony about the worldview and social reality. It is a pleasure to read and often makes people think deeply. This is a five-star masterpiece that's so absurd it's almost real.

There are multiple narrative lines, but key intersections, and the plot is extremely compact. Not only does it focus on the upgrading and upgrading of the protagonist, every sentence and every detailed description of the worldview is not only not too abrupt, but also makes you more aware of the "characteristics" of the author's description of the people's spirits in the world. It also uses this to show the process of the protagonist's time traveler's psychology being assimilated by the worldview. It really made me feel the protagonist's anxiety, confusion and internal friction, building a false and delicate world. The character of the protagonist is very real and has a sense of flesh and blood. He sometimes feels conflicted when he thinks of killing people, but he is able to do it. At the same time, he knows that he has double standards and is a bit idealistic. He admits it frankly and is anxious about being assimilated into the world. The innovative character appearances, narrative sequence, foreshadowing, and supplementary speed are all very good. (My writing skills are low, but the author's novels are really great, read them all...)