The Whole World Thinks I'm a God

I also particularly like the author's construction of creative freedom, people's cognition, and layered knowledge. I was actually horrified to read it and have no doubt that if not corrected, this is... An attack on the information network. . . Science fiction work "Aether". . . This is not a novel, it is clearly realistic. I admire the author's astonishing sensitivity in setting up layers. This is simply a set of serial schemes. Including the instructions given by the nobles when they attacked the information network, they all showed a profound insight into their methods and human nature. I have thoughts of extension almost every chapter I read. There are so many things I want to say. Where can I explain them clearly? For example, when the nobles held their first meeting to discuss the relationship between works and constellations, I thought of the relationship between absolute rationality and intuition through the representative of absolute logic and rationality. Sometimes pure logic is conservative and timid. With the help of intuition and inspiration, I can move forward with a deviant attitude. I made two more associations here. The first is Jung's theory of the eight human functions and personality types, and the second is the society's pursuit of order and so-called stability in the book. Stifling inspiration and freedom, not daring to perceive. I have never understood this. Since I think my own is the truth, why don't I dare to contact other theories? Why do I use my own past experience to preconceptionally draw conclusions, and why do I not even dare to overturn the conclusions later. To put it bluntly, he is still cowardly and conservative, just talking about being happy. From this, I thought about the difference between the Lisa doll's view of Enchan Street and the protagonist's residence and the painter's view. Probably only those who truly pursue truth and knowledge will not attach other meanings to it, and can see its beauty at a glance without any impurities. Many people reinterpret it with their own preconceived desires and definitions, and regard it as a great horror. Be afraid of it, avoid it, bury it, dare not approach it, dare not understand it. But those who purely pursue the truth will see unparalleled beauty. I increasingly feel that there should be a language barrier. This process of getting close to each other to interpret and achieve mutual success is so fascinating. In fact, people themselves are not that complicated. If you block out the erosion of complex information and positions, you will see more real people. I really can't stand the empathy. I want to go crazy when I think about not being able to pursue the truth in my life. I hate monopoly, and I like this reinterpretation of culture. Since I am an international student, I have a very deep understanding of this cultural barrier and the difficulty of translation, as well as the process of communication and interpretation between different cultures. I will also list a few examples later to match my own thoughts. This book makes me want to read Shuowen Jiezi. In fact, my language is not so disorderly and logically chaotic at ordinary times, but now I have too many and complicated thoughts, and I am eager to express them, so my words are incoherent. I'm afraid I won't be able to catch the author if it's too late.

The other world is the main character's study room, hahahaha

Ah, I got goosebumps after reading it. After reading this book, my first feeling was - it was so shocking. Shocked, only this word can describe my feeling. Whether it is the various characters, voices, and actions of the people at the lowest level, or the desire for ability and the final distortion of a certain Duke in the palace, they are all being interpreted and written in an extremely delicate writing style. I don't know the author's cultural level, but the descriptions and transitions shown by the author in the article strongly reflect the author's extremely superb writing skills. The vastness and profoundness of Chinese culture is not just a story. It represents far more than mythology and medical books. I myself also learned divination by reading the Book of Changes, and because of those possibilities, I seemed to have a glimpse of the past. This may be a bit exaggerated. Once I gave a divination to my cousin, and the calculation roughly meant that she should not fall in love. She didn't listen (she is really easily tempted), and she fell out of love... So how is this done? I really don't know. The Book of Changes (or the Book of Changes) was created by many people in the pre-Qin era. So how did the ancestors know about it? Just like the author said in the article - make something out of nothing. My knowledge is shallow and I really can't explain it. The crystallization of the wisdom of our ancestors is still applicable today thousands of years later. I have to admire the thinking and wisdom of our ancestors. Although I am a materialist, I am still afraid of ghosts (maybe it's because I was scared after watching Rock Solid recently). After reading this article, I suddenly wasn't afraid anymore. The souls of my ancestors are with me, just like if there is a ghost, the ghost may be beaten to death by the ancestors first. That being said, I feel like I'm talking nonsense. I feel that the author is like a special kind of person, like the kind of person who sees the world with his eyes open all the time, and is still thinking even if he closes his eyes. My point of view is "I think, therefore I am", but thinking makes people painful, forming a closed loop. After reading this book, I realized that since I think, therefore I am, then what I think is the process of living, and I suddenly understood the meaning of learning (I am not a top student, and I am not pouring chicken soup). The purpose of learning is to enrich oneself and satisfy one's inherent thirst for knowledge as a human being. Does this seem to be the case? I read this book almost like one of those townsfolk, my mind was buzzing and it was all about brainstorming. There are also myths of nothingness, and the Classic of Mountains and Seas. A long time ago, I seemed to have read a report, which roughly said that the geography in the Classic of Mountains and Seas was actually true. A group of geographers followed the directions given by the Classic of Mountains and Seas, and actually succeeded in finding an underground mountain range... It's terrifying to think about it. And I have a question, how were ancient Chinese myths (such as The Classic of Mountains and Seas) compiled? And there are many places where they are eaten (such as tiger shark - it is eaten to treat hemorrhoids). In fact, I am really curious about how these ancient literati's brains grew... Next are my thoughts, because I was so excited that my language center was damaged. I guess there are many things I said wrong (after all, I was so excited that my brain was buzzing). Please don't point it out. Don't take the nonsense of a madman seriously. It's just crazy, because Yuzhu, I am also an ignorant person.

I suggest friends with good association skills not to try it easily. I think I am not in a good mental state. When I closed my eyes at night, I saw that my blood vessels, muscles and bones were twisted and entangled, with dense eyes buried underneath. I wanted to curl up and hug myself, but because the human body structure collapsed, I curled up a little, but I couldn't hug myself a little. At that time, I was thinking, maybe I am going crazy, whether there is something wrong with my mental state recently, or whether I have something on my mind. Therefore, I can't read it, like a real evil god, but they seem to understand it and write impassioned book reviews there. I really can't understand it. It's very confusing when I read it, and I feel that my thinking is disrupted. It goes around and around, and I vomit after reading it.

A very special article, I felt so happy after reading it! I think the foreshadowing of the protagonist being Azathoth has been laid very early on. Being able to live in the streets of the evil god, almost as slow as a fool but actually harmonious and perfect within nature, all point to the only answer. When asking a carpenter to make a flute, the protagonist's identity is directly revealed. Those who didn't see it may be because they don't know enough about the Cthulhu Mythos.

I finished reading it, but in the end I still don't know who the protagonist is and what the double dream means.

Wow, I loved it so much that I finished reading it in one go (I was almost dissuaded by the title of the article at first). I really like the thoughts this article brought me. Some things may seem very ordinary, but after thinking about it, there is indeed a lot worth exploring. The breadth and depth of culture, the origin and development of civilization, and even its impact on the structure of human society, etc.

The truth of life is sometimes very simple. It is no longer the way I feel when expressed. The article is very close. I am really shocked to see someone actually write something in Jinjiang Shanghui.

Will it be published? I would like to buy a physical copy for collection.

I've finished reading it. I really like this book [Star Eyes] written by the author. At first I was attracted by the setting at the beginning and then continued to read, and the more I read, the more I liked it. I really like this kind of plot where ideas and cultures collide and create sparks. The reading of the inhabitants of another world feels like re-understanding the culture we are familiar with from another aspect. When reading, I will also have many associations outside the article because of the books I have read. These associations are a surprise every time (there are many people who like to read various articles for this reason). When I was a child, I was a person in a remote county with little to do, so I often went to bookstores to read various books. I felt that every time I opened a book, I was heading towards an unknown road, so I became more and more addicted. In the end, it was not just the knowledge in books, but also many things in life that I would not be exposed to. Knowledge will also try to understand and experience. When you grow up, you will not only learn and use it, but also make various associations. Each time you associate, you can gain new insights on the original knowledge. It is really hard to imagine what a depressed child I will be if one day I cannot absorb the new knowledge in front of me [Hands on] (The following is a personal epilepsy:) Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo…