Guide to Having Multiple Aliases in a Literary Cosmic World

I feel that many of the views written by the author are very interesting, and they are just some enlightening thoughts. So, could you please recommend a book list for beginners? Want to learn more about these ideas.

Hahaha, it's still funny when I watch it again

I have subscribed to Yilin for five years and I have never noticed similar content hahahahahahahaha. I read it carefully, and in each issue I have to sort out a few articles that I particularly like.

It would feel much better if you abandon your brain and watch fairy tales mixed with some academic terms... The flute man spinning is quite cute, like the style of a pen and color picture book.

Sorry to ask, is it all men and all cosmos?

So cute, Diamond Man, reminds me of Pokémon's Diamond Princess.

When I think of everyone experiencing the pain of Sherlock Holmes' death with me, I can't help but hum with joy~🌈

This bitch is actually a bit brain-burning [question mark]

When reading, I can't help but think of the animation I watched recently. The full name is too long, so let's just call it Ribs (. To put it simply, what this animation tells is that after the male protagonist dies unexpectedly and comes to a universe, he has to be reincarnated repeatedly before he can live a life that satisfies him. Except for the first reincarnation where the male protagonist chooses to become the hero's rib, the subsequent reincarnations are determined by drawing lots. Every time the male protagonist returns to the universe, he will bring souvenirs to the female protagonist, and will also introduce to the female protagonist the wild and strange experiences he encountered in different worlds... During his journey to another universe, Ember met various strange aliens. While learning about their stories and current situations, he also shared his own articles with them, or shared his experience as an earthling through writing in order to help them... I think Ribs is very similar to this article in these aspects. They are also fantasy works full of imagination and imagination, but their handling of emotional lines is different. As a translator, Gano must have savored Ember's works carefully, and he also met many different aliens while accompanying Ember everywhere. After he experienced and witnessed all this, how would he feel in his heart? The question arises. The author only started to write about Gano's thoughts and responses after he came into contact with information from the outside world in the middle and late stages. In the early stage, they got in touch with each other's hearts through words, gradually understood each other better, and then fell in love over time... These parts were not written at all! The emotional line in the middle and later stages is basically written directly from the part where I have been in love for a long time! There is not much foreshadowing at all in the previous article! The exchange between Ember and Gano was written so little! Every time the male protagonist of Ribs shares his experience, the female protagonist will listen carefully and express his feelings, and will also complain about the strange things. The female protagonist will also collect and use the souvenirs brought back by the male protagonist. The changes in their relationship are relatively more gradual and obvious because they are communicating all the time! It doesn't seem right to keep talking about other works, so let's go back to this book first (. When the relationship network that Ember set when he created the vest was different from the relationship network that the alien readers analyzed based on various clues, Ember selectively absorbed part of the setting, and then used his works to explain to the readers that this is how their relationship should be! This exchange between the original author and the secondary creation is really interesting. The waistcoat is not only a temporary identity, but also a work carefully created by Yu Eshe. I also like this aspect... When writing a Chinese article, the author usually does not put the original text directly, but uses the kind of summary after reading, the kind of second-hand information to publish the outline of the article. This kind of writing method is really fresh, allowing different articles to appear at the same time without making the reader's brains fight, and the content of the article itself is very interesting! Although there are some flaws in the emotional line and the typos are quite conspicuous, the parts where I found it interesting, fun, and awesome when I read it are really beautiful!!! Thank you to the author for such an interesting work!

Every time I see a race, the image of the interstellar cockroach automatically pops into my mind. Is it in the shape of a bug? I still can't imagine a humanoid Zerg, unless I'm told that it will be like the Ant Hunter episode. What is the setting of Zerg? Who can tell me