Laughing to Death, There Is No Book That Is Enjoyable from Beginning to End

242 三 The Three-And-A-Half-Year-Old Little Ancestor Went Down the Mountain to Save His Mother Orange Heart Is at EaseAncient Romance1.1M WordsCompleted 4.4kReads7.1Score718Shelves

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These two books! What kind of super invincible little cutie is this? She's cute and fierce at the same time, and she's also super protective of her shortcomings. She has a full sense of justice, and she won't show any mercy when she slaps people in the face and abuses them all the way. One book is completed and the other is a sequel. I really like Little Chenyu.

244 系 The System Gives Me Immortality, and I Remain Invincible Yan Wu Xiao Bu Jin Zheng 2Eastern Fantasy404k WordsCompleted 99Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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This one is, laugh from beginning to end! ! !

245 修 There Is a Fat Man Named Chao Gou in the World of Immortality Good Luck Fat BrotherEastern Fantasy903k WordsCompleted 275Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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The fat man who controls beasts and cultivates immortals is extremely happy

246 那 That Day, She Said: Kneel Down and Beg Me Wan Gu7k WordsCompleted 17Reads8.5Score—Shelves

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On the day the disease occurred, I was in so much pain that I couldn't straighten my back, so I asked her to accompany me to the hospital. She crossed her legs and scrolled through her phone without raising her eyelids: "Kneel down and beg me." I drove to the hospital alone, and my hands were shaking when I signed for the surgery.

253 她 She Is in the Open Air, You Cover the Human World Wan Gu8k WordsCompleted 35Reads8.8Score—Shelves

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She went to Jin Chan Temple to steal radishes and accidentally activated the Taoist couple's contract. The object of the binding is the Buddhist disciple who should not be messed with in the world of cultivation, Xuan Yan. He is cold and ascetic, not close to women. Her spiritual roots are damaged and she just wants to be ruined. The contract stipulates: If they do not marry within three years, the two of them will become mortals together. Shen Jinglan: "Don't worry, master. I promise to terminate the contract after three years and will never delay your becoming a Buddha." Xuan Yan: "... Okay."

255 灵 Secrets of the Spiritual Police The Chicken Is ComingUrban331k WordsCompleted 51Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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You may be satisfied

265 这 This Taoist Priest Is Not Too Cold Brother Catching GhostsMystery802k WordsCompleted 995Reads7.8Score—Shelves

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Recommended refreshing article, super refreshing article, isn't reading novels just for fun!!

268 我 I Have a Fairy Mountain in the Countryside Bubble Cup DahongpaoUrban2.0M WordsCompleted 14.3kReads8.7Score1.5kShelves

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The whole network praised these two masterpieces! [Like] [Like] [Like] "I Have a Fairy Mountain in the Countryside" has exploded in reputation, and "Stop practicing, you can't level up as fast as I can kill monsters" has soared in popularity. Both of these books are certified by readers as good books. If you are short of books, go straight to the book!

269 别 Stop Practicing. You Can't Cultivate Immortality as Quickly as I Can Kill Monsters and Level Up. Bubble Cup DahongpaoEastern Fantasy671k WordsOngoing 13.5kReads9.3Score3.4kShelves

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The whole network praised these two masterpieces! [Like][Like][Like] "I Have a Fairy Mountain in the Countryside" has exploded in reputation, and "Stop practicing, you can't level up as fast as I can kill monsters" has soared in popularity. Both of these books are certified by readers as good books. If you are short of books, go straight to the book!

275 神 The Beggar Descends from the Mountain ExplorerUrban3.5M WordsOngoing 30.8kReads8.0Score2.4kShelves

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"The God Beggar Descends from the Mountain" is narrated by a real person!

276 我 I Really Have a Soft Rice King System Song XiangbaiUrban2.0M WordsCompleted 171.8kReads9.3Score17.2kShelves

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Insert a small amount of fiction into the meme

278 搞 Anthology of Funny Meanings User 26182811Urban2.1M WordsCompleted 3Reads—Score—Shelves

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Encountering a funny mirror, reflecting on the bones of the times - why I recommend "Anthology of Funny Meanings" Dear readers, if you are browsing aimlessly in a bookstore or on the cloud, and your fingers have passed through countless books that promise to make you "hilarious", "subvert your cognition" or "laugh your abs in ten minutes", please stop for a moment for this one. It has a seemingly frivolous name - "Anthology of Funny Meanings", and the cover might even depict cartoon robots, panicked aliens and smoking bank buildings. But please don't be deceived by its appearance. This is not a simple collection of jokes, but a key polished with absurdity, ready to unlock your deepest confusion and alertness about this era. The first time I encountered it was during a stressful overtime night. I needed some mindless entertainment, so I casually clicked on the first chapter, "Robot Buddhism Guide". I was looking forward to seeing how the AI ​​would make a joke, but I was caught off guard and saw myself in the mirror amidst laughter. 1. Why this book? ——Because it buries the triggers of thoughts in the laughter. The structure of this book itself is an exquisite design. The first ten chapters of the "Future Fantasy Series", from AI flatness to negative reviews of the universe, each title is like a joke in the circle of friends, enough to attract you to enter easily. The author knows this well: in this age of scarce attention, the bitter medicine of thought must first be sugarcoated with humor. But the magic of it is that when you follow an alien ambassador to death over the order of croissants at the breakfast table, when you watch your time bank account depreciate like an avalanche, when you discover that a backup of your memories infected with a virus is scarier than forgetting, you laugh at more than just the fictional character's dilemma. What you are laughing at is the self that optimizes itself for KPIs, the self that is tired of dealing with complicated social etiquette, the self that desperately stores, backs up, and adds value, but feels that life is constantly "shrinking". The sublimation and solidification of all these feelings occur in the calm, profound, and penetrating "Core Warning Educational Meanings and Deep Thoughts" section at the end of each chapter. This is the primary reason why I highly recommend this book. If the 9,000-word narrative at the beginning is a hearty and bizarre drama, then the moral summary at the end of the article is that the spotlight suddenly lights up at the end of the play, projecting the absurd scene on the stage directly into the audience - that is, the real world where you and I live. 2. Why should you read? ——Because you live in a reality that is more science fiction than science fiction. Don't we? · We have not been implanted with chips, but smartphones have become inseparable plug-in organs, and algorithms are "optimizing" our memories and preferences. · We don't use time currency, but "hourly wages", "efficiency" and "24-hour on-call" have cut our lives into measurable units. · We have not encountered a memory virus, but information overload, fake news, and digital heritage issues are not "memory infections" in another sense? What "Anthology of Funny Meanings" does is to use extremely exaggerated future fables to conduct a "CT scan" of our current living conditions. It pushes the modern logic that we are accustomed to and even proud of (efficiency first, comprehensive quantification, technology omnipotence) to the extreme, and then calmly demonstrates its absurd and even terrifying consequences. You need to read it, not to foresee the future, but to live clearly in the present. When you finish reading "Time Bank Bankruptcy" and watch the protagonist Chen Shi find the long-lost warmth and connection around the community campfire after the system crashes, the moral summary at the end of the article will go straight to the core: "The more we try to control time, the more we are controlled by time." At this moment, you will involuntarily look at the time management application on your mobile phone screen and reflect on the schedule that fills every minute - is it control or slavery? When you finish reading "Memory Can Be Backed Up with a USB Disk" and feel suffocated by Su Zhe's struggle between real and illusory memories, the final thought will ask you: "When technology can provide perfect memories, do we still need - or want to be - humans who can forget?" This question will be like a seed that will quietly sprout the next time you mechanically take photos and clock in, and outsource your life to the cloud without thinking. 3. What are the gains from reading it? —— Gain a "fableful mirror" and a "sober reassurance" Gain one: a rare "alienation perspective". The daily torrent carries us forward, and we rarely have the opportunity to step out of the frame and examine the system in which we live. This book forcibly creates this "alienation" for us through the eyes of alien ambassadors, future employees, and memory-infected people. It allows us to see that the very structure of those stairs we strive to climb may be built on quicksand. This perspective is the first line of defense against blindness and alienation. Gain 2: A reverse massage of the mind. Our thinking has become rigid due to long-term one-way acceptance of the "faster, higher, stronger" narrative. The irony and allegory of this book are like a reverse deep massage. It uses reverse settings such as "AI teaches you to lie flat" and "organ collective strike" to loosen our rigid cognitive knots and reactivate suppressed common sense and human thinking: rest is not a sin, the body is not a machine, and emotions cannot be quantified. Gain 3: The moral at the end of the article - the finishing touch of the thinking navigation map. This is the irreplaceable core value of this book. The author does not stop at telling a wonderful story, but takes on the responsibility of a thinker and lays out a clear "thinking navigation map" for you and me at the end of each chapter. · It strings the metaphorical pearls scattered in the story into a necklace that points directly to reality. · It anchors the wild imagination on the specific dilemma of modernity. · It provides succinct summaries (such as "The Alienation of Time", "The Nature of Memory"), and also raises open and sharp questions (such as "Are we using the same methods to solve the problems of the Industrial Age to meet the needs of the Information Age?"). These paragraphs are the crystallization of the ideological concentration of the entire book. They save the reader's time in refining philosophy from the story, but they never instill a conclusion. Instead, they use rigorous logic and a broad perspective to invite you to think deeply together. Reading the story once, and then reading the moral at the end of the text, often gives you the dual experience of "sudden realization" and "chill down the spine" - after laughing, a sudden chill arises, and this chill comes from the sobriety of cognition. Gain 4: Confirm the coordinates of human nature in absurdity. Beyond all the machines, algorithms, banks, and viruses, the real protagonist of this book is always "people." It is people who rekindle bonfires after a system collapses, people who choose to retain imperfect but true memories, people who finally realize that the end of etiquette is genuine respect. In the ultimate technological fantasy, it brings the value coordinate back to the warmth, creation and connection of human nature again and again. What this brings to readers is not fear of technology, but a profound sense of peace of mind: no matter how strange the times are, the brilliance and resilience of human nature are always our last and most reliable harbor. --- All in all, "Anthology of Funny Meanings" is a thought tool "disguised" as a relaxing read. It invites you in in the most attractive way, immerses you in the most exquisite stories, and then uses the sharpest summary to complete a gentle and profound attack on the mind. If you feel busy but empty, efficient but anxious, connected but lonely; if you have a hidden worry about the rapid advancement of technology, and feel a little uncomfortable with the infinite quantification of society; if you hope to gain some thoughts that can settle and illuminate reality after laughter - then, please open this book. Let it take you to travel in the illusion of the future, stop in front of the allegorical mirror, and finally meet a clearer and more determined self in the calm and bright thoughts at the end of the article. This is not just a reading, it is a process of inoculating the soul with "ideological vaccines" to prevent us from forgetting why we set out and what is truly worth cherishing on the way to the future.

279 修 Is the World of Immortality so Abstract? LiangliangchengxianEastern Fantasy355k WordsOngoing 57Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Abstract and funny, non-traditional cultivation, leaning towards daily life, the main theme is relaxed and joyful, you are happy when you look at the pictures, but you will still be serious when you should be serious, I recommend it to myself, princesses and princes, please give it a try hehe [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]