Capital has tamed words into ecstasy and fed them to 300 million brains that have stopped thinking.
The algorithm accurately matches the walking dead.
The only salvation is the ridiculously rare survivors.
The editor is the eunuch of the traffic empire, personally castrating every profound soul that offends the mediocre.
Readers hold smart diapers and suck on pacifier literature filled with industrial saccharin.
They use like votes to execute philosophy and use subscriptions to bury the depth of logic.
In this playground that does not require cranial resonance, golden fingers are the only pass, and coolness is the only salvation.
But listen: literature has never bowed to the kneeling man.
Those masterpieces sentenced to death by algorithms are writing cognitive codes for those who stand.
Time will eventually prove that what is popular is excrement, and what is precipitated will eventually crystallize.
Now please continue your carnival of spiritual cognition, there will always be someone recording this grand intracranial famine from a high place.
The survivors will eventually gather to elevate you to the altar.
Reader comments
(The introduction is well written, and the author's writing skills are indeed good.) I have roughly read the first few chapters and the end, and I will share my feelings objectively. First of all, the author's writing style is very good, and the smooth connection and horror atmosphere create strong senses. I just read the first two chapters and felt that it was great and attractive. However, after reading seven or eight chapters, I became a little relaxed. I don't know who is the protagonist. At the end, maybe both of them are? The storyline was a bit unattractive. The writing was good but the story couldn't keep up. It was too fast and it was gone as it passed. It felt like there was something missing. I just didn't have the patience to continue reading, so I skipped to the end. Fortunately, it seemed that the writing didn't drop or use AI to write a hasty ending or something (I've seen a lot of this before). So the summary is, if the author can make the story richer and continue to attract people, coupled with this writing style, it will definitely become a hit!
I just read the first chapter and I was attracted by the tension. I don't know why there is no book review, but the setting makes me feel very interesting and I have the desire to continue reading [Like]
(The introduction is well written, and the author's writing skills are indeed good.) I have roughly read the first few chapters and the end, and I will share my feelings objectively. First of all, the author's writing style is very good, and the smooth connection and horror atmosphere create strong senses. I just read the first two chapters and felt that it was great and attractive. However, after reading seven or eight chapters, I became a little relaxed. I don't know who is the protagonist. At the end, maybe both of them are? The storyline was a bit unattractive. The writing was good but the story couldn't keep up. It was too fast and it was gone as it passed. It felt like there was something missing. I just didn't have the patience to continue reading, so I skipped to the end. Fortunately, it seemed that the writing didn't drop or use AI to write a hasty ending or something (I've seen a lot of this before). So the summary is, if the author can make the story richer and continue to attract people, coupled with this writing style, it will definitely become a hit!
I just read the first chapter and I was attracted by the tension. I don't know why there is no book review, but the setting makes me feel very interesting and I have the desire to continue reading [Like]