New story coming soon: "The Cat's Rest Stop in Another Dimension"
In a crevice somewhere in spacetime stands a rest stop run by cats, managed by cats, relying on cats, and meant for cats.
The cats here sell cat treats to visiting customers to eat themselves, then use the remaining profits to buy facilities and toys for the shop from the vending machine in the corner.
If a human shopkeeper asked customers to pay for food for the shopkeeper, they would surely be called crazy. But a kitten can run a business this way. This is clearly powerful evidence for the theory that cats rule the world.
The currency accepted here is not standardized. It can be money from other worlds, goods bartered for goods, or even something as intangible as feelings, dreams, and love.
Perhaps everyone who visits the shop is the protagonist of their own story. But here, the cats decide all the rules, and the protagonists' fates will all be changed by them.
Now that ghost stories have become a new kind of natural disaster, investigating them has become a profession.
Research generally holds that the rules of a ghost-story world are distortions of the rules of reality, no different from apples falling, flowers blooming and wilting, or the sun rising and setting.
Fear comes from the unknown, while familiarity can lessen it. So in investigator training, instructors often use examples from the real world to explain ghost stories. For instance, the Moon's gravity differs from Earth's, and gravitational acceleration at the equator is weaker than at the poles...
The general studies teacher, whose thinning hair was a cause for concern, spoke with passionate intensity and a hint of a regional accent, like a high school math teacher explaining tan and cos in a hundred different ways.
"Humanity has merely returned to the stage where, not yet understanding how phosphorus forms in bones and can spontaneously combust, we gaze at phosphorescent fire with confusion and terror, like an uncivilized people. One day, humanity will surely conquer this power."
Ji Yunding had no interest in saving the world. All she wanted were the social insurance and housing fund, a thirteenth-month salary, and thirty-five days of paid annual leave that lay before her, along with a way to escape the entanglements of her family, who favored boys over girls... That was how it was supposed to be.
"I can't grasp grand, intangible things, but I care about the people right in front of me. That's why I'll keep winning."
So Ji Yunding said.
[General Section of the Student Handbook]
1. Any clue could be a breakthrough. Aside from objective dangers, nothing should stop you from exploring.
2. Equivalent exchange is an unbreakable law of the world. Think carefully about the price behind it.
3. Rules summed up by people are not necessarily entirely correct, while rules that are absolutely correct are often vague and ambiguous.
4. Abandon common sense. Choose logic.
The author is a heroine stan. If you have a problem with the heroine, blame the author for writing her badly (bows). If the heroine isn't taught well, that's my fault. Once you've blamed me, you aren't allowed to blame my girl.
Things to note:
1. My heroine wins six times out of ten when facing stronger opponents, and ten times out of ten when she can outclass them completely. Once the fight starts, you still want to run? It's the other side's good fortune if the heroine assesses the situation and chooses to flee.
2. Both are each other's first and only partners.
3. This is probably a nontraditional rules-based horror story, more like an adventure novel.
Premise: Sincerity is the ultimate weapon.
It's so scary, it's really a strange story. Strange talk about the world, the world is a strange talk.
This chapter jumps back and forth between aunt laughing and growing grass hahahahahahaha
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh class class class class class class class class class...
? It's so funny. I'm researching whether I can block myself.
Xiao Jihe team leader: We made a report on love relationships The psychiatrist and Nono: I seem to have experienced a strange story related to love, it's so scary [scared]
It looks like he's alive but he's been gone for a while (lol) Wow, Rainbow Dash bravely strikes out!
After finishing the article on Chasing Birds, I took a look at the introduction of this article. I felt that the subject matter was not to my liking, so I stopped pursuing it for the time being. Recently, I saw that it was finished and clicked in to take a bite. ——Then I can only say that XP missionaries are particularly powerful and terrifying () Now I just think that the little octopus and the little fox are a good pair for 4i (fragmentation and thinking)
Finished reading~ Because I only read the ending, I started reading it after finishing it. Yun Dingzhen touched my weird cuteness, with an inhuman but friendly feeling. At that time, I told my book club friends that the writing of this article was actually not satisfactory, but I would keep reading it for the heroine! In fact, when I saw Yun Ding trying to imitate human beings, I felt a little like I had found the same kind of person. After all, when I thought about questions such as "Why am I so different from others? Is there something wrong with my words and deeds? Do I act like a normal person now?" She is human-like, but her core is relatively stable. Even if the imitation is not good, I just think it may be a bit troublesome. Anyway, unlike me, it is difficult to interact with normal people, and she is extremely fragile and needs the necessary emotional connection of humans. In fact, I am quite happy without social interaction, but as time goes by, I start to develop psychological conditions (such as dissociation), and normal communication will become very difficult (cannot speak), so socialization training is required... Ahem, I'm off topic. It seems like I shouldn't always talk about myself in book reviews. I like the character design in this article very much. They are differentiated and there is no facial makeup. I really hate it, I really hate that kind of symbolic character... I think a character must be self-consistent from the core. Why is he such a person? Why does he do this? Wait, wait, wait... You have to be able to explain it clearly. This article is very logical. All the supporting characters and villains have reasons for doing things, and the logic of their actions is self-consistent. It's very good~ In fact, Ji Liuxing is a very impressive character. After all, if I were told that he was the male protagonist at the beginning of the article, I would definitely jump out of the window without stopping for a moment - well, I can stay for a while for the sake of the little octopus... After all, he was so - so - arrogant at the beginning, and what I thought at the time was: "The most annoying person who pretends to be X." I can never tolerate men pretending to be X when I read novels! But I really didn't expect him to be such a person later on... Extremely altruistic, with serious self-destructive tendencies. If he can help others, it doesn't matter if he is dissected alive - he won't die anyway... Okay, I have to admit that it poked at another cute point in me - an extremely altruistic kind-hearted person. The point is that the heroine beat him up and won! I abandoned this article before because the male protagonist pretended to be X and the boss would get beaten up if he pretended to be X, so I could accept it; but the male protagonist pretended to be X and pretended to be bigger than the female protagonist, which made me very unhappy - because there was a high probability that the female protagonist would not beat the male protagonist. But! Yun Ding Bao! Is the strongest! It's very comfortable ~ Although I didn't want to beat Ji Liuxing at all when she fought with Ji Liuxing, but I was still very happy to win the fight without leaving any room! I don't know how it ends, let's find fault (no). Of course, I am just talking about some of my personal opinions. The author can listen selectively (bow) I generally refer to the readability of a text as "writing style" - that is, whether it allows me to read it. As for whether the words are gorgeous or not, and what techniques are used... I generally call it writing style. For me, the biggest shortcoming of this article is that the writing style is a bit flawed. There are some connections in the text that make it difficult to read. You need to read it several times to understand what just happened. Sometimes you even feel confused after reading it several times. You can only understand it by reading the author's explanation in the comment area. If this only happened in places like puzzles, it could be said that my brain is not working well, but the point is that these problems also occur in some transitional places that are not important at all. It greatly reduces the reading experience - after all, it is more enjoyable to read it in one breath. It will be exhausted in one go, then it will fade away, and it will be exhausted in three. Well, I don't know what to say, anyway! I wish the author better and better as he writes!
I hope everyone in this group can be happy forever. Is Yun Ding ready to fall in love? 🤩
Hahahaha, what a great university dormitory (my university is also a dormitory with better interpersonal relationships than work and rest. This is one of the luckiest things in my university life~)