After Li Changgeng accidentally enters a secret realm and gains extraordinary powers, he discovers that the world isn’t quite like the one described in his textbooks.
The world he expected: People’s Education Press edition, Beijing Normal University Press edition, textbook-edition.
The world as it really is: people call it that edition, getting beaten by teachers edition, they can’t even be bothered to make things up edition.
Qin Shi Huang was actually the earliest livestream shopping influencer: the books he promoted all became hits, and his fans eagerly jumped on board?
Isaac Newton: “Watch closely, young man. Next, I’ll demonstrate the framework that governs the world! I repeat, gravity is about to increase!”
Zhou Shuren: “I admire a brave man like you. You just quoted two famous lines. One was mine, and the other was probably mine too.”
Nobel: “If you don’t share my love of peace, then I happen to know a thing or two about explosives. I mean, are you ready to go up on stage and accept your award?”
Li Changgeng looks at Li Bai sprawled on his sofa, speechless. “Binge-watching shows, listening to music, knitting sweaters. You call yourself a Sword Immortal?”
Choose your secret-realm instance:
A world apart, sealed away: Tao Yuanming’s Peach Blossom Spring;
The uncertain ruler of life and death: Schrodinger’s Box;
Warfare amid the lonely smoke of the desert: Feng Lang Ju Xu;
A celebration of the elements: Mendeleev’s Table;
The beheading at the twilight of an empire: Louis XVI’s guillotine;
The pinnacle of Western alchemy: the Solvay Conference;
(All the instances in this book are adapted from middle school textbooks.)
When you are in doubt, you can ask Chunfeng. Generally speaking, this book is not bad. Although it is more common to talk about levels and so on, the world view is not bad.
Deduct one star to avoid pride
It's okay, author, come on
Not bad, just a bit like a spiritual walker
Who can read one chapter a day?