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  1. I Am the Villain Yang RuolinRomance313k WordsCompleted Notice! The author does not know how to write about Huan Tuo Feng. He cannot imitate Huan Tuo Feng before Chapter 35. The writing style is rough and crude, so please don't rush to comment. The content involves quantum mechanics and strives to explain the principles of quantum mechanics and parallel worlds. After World of Fighting ends, the title of the book will be changed, the content of previous chapters will be modified, and the flashback chapters will be organized. Due to different themes, 1.7kFavorites15.4kClicks/ch129Nutrition
  2. Like a Dream Yang RuolinRomance45k WordsCompleted A princess who is smart but not smart enough, kind but not kind enough, has a short and dramatic life of ups and downs. Short article, completed within 50,000 words. Conception: 14Favorites1.1kClicks/ch1Nutrition
  3. Some Thoughts on Human Emotions Yang Ruolin2k WordsCompleted I think every human emotion has its own function and is designed to help us survive. Conception: 5Favorites370Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  4. Moral Boundaries Yang RuolinNo CP4k WordsCompleted As the first person in the world whose intelligence and moral standards exceeded the detection range of the instrument, one day, A lost his memory. When he woke up, he found that almost everyone was angry or even hating him. Is good and evil really something that can always be distinguished? Conception: 5Favorites676Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  5. Human Instinct and Moral Behavior Yang Ruolin1k WordsCompleted Some thoughts on whether human behavior is ethical. Personally, I feel that when criticizing a person's behavior whether it is moral or not, one should take human nature into consideration. Conception: 4Favorites438Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  6. Thoughts on "Moral Principles" Arising from Reading "The Banality of Evil" Yang Ruolin2k WordsCompleted After reading Hannah Arendt's "The Banality of Evil", I agree with the view that human beings' "moral standards" are changeable and therefore unreliable, so I thought deeply about this "unreliable" solution. Intention: 4Favorites442Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  7. The True Scientific Spirit and the True Christian Yang Ruolin1k WordsCompleted Some thoughts on scientific spirit and Christians Intention: 4Favorites508Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  8. Why Is It? What's Wrong? Yang Ruolin1k WordsCompleted Only if God exists, right and wrong really exist. Purpose: The importance of faith 1Favorites414Clicks/ch—Nutrition