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Looking at those lips that were so white that there was no blood, her heartstrings seemed to fluctuate, but the words she spoke were still indifferent. "I am the Lord of Chaos, why do I need to remember this love disaster of yours? You..." But before she could finish her sentence, she was held in the arms of the weak man. "Are you planning to just wipe it clean and leave?" The lazy voice made her heart beat faster instantly, and she couldn't stop thinking about everything... But, can everything she has experienced in the past tens of millions of years really make her let go of everything again...

With a highly speculative perspective and easy-to-understand writing style, this book focuses on the relationship between literature and film and dissects a large number of Chinese and foreign literature, film, and art classics, from "The Book of Songs" and "Sou Shen Ji" to Lu Xun and Zhang Ailing, from "Hamlet" and "Don Quixote" to "The Metamorphosis". ""Reminiscences of Lost Time", from Jia Zhangke and Jiang Wen to "Rashomon", "Inception" and "The Grand Budapest Hotel"... Explores 70+ works, involving 50+ writers, filmmakers, artists, and philosophers, interprets literary works in depth, and explains in detail the basic knowledge of movies. In order to compare the original literary work and the film adaptation and establish a new dialogue between the two, the author returned to the work and used in-depth text reading skills to place the work in the context of the historical era and provide cultural reflection. In his writing, "Border Town" written by Shen Congwen in the 1930s was to treat the personal illness caused by history; "The Sun Also Rises" about the 1960s wanted to say something about history; "Alive" and the fifth-generation directors in the 1990s moved from the pursuit of enlightenment to the opposite of enlightenment - observing movies with literature and history as reference systems, and seeing how movies act as conspirators of the spirit of the times. The author's writing is full of sympathy and understanding, but also extremely critical. This book is not a boring academic work piled with footnotes. Instead, it combines literary interpretation, film criticism, and philosophical thinking. Within the space of ten lectures, it uses refined language to peel off the cocoons of difficult theories, with frequent golden sentences. "Popular yet profound, short yet broad", "it has the momentum to cover 'literature, film and everything else' in the form of ten lectures". Open it and reach the infinite world of literature and movies.

In order to maintain the order of the six realms and the peace of the world, I, Lao Jixuan, and my working partner, the matchmaker, have always adhered to the working principle of only matchmaking but no after-sales service. But when I think of so many lovers in this world who are in dire straits, I feel deeply ashamed. In order to give back to the general public for their belief in Sansei Stone and Yuelao Temple, we launched the "Three Life Renewal Contract" project. With just a piece of paper, two signatures, and a pledged item, you can renew your relationship with your lover in the next life. Isn't it a great deal? Isn't it particularly humane? Are you tempted? As long as you sincerely renew your relationship, you can take the 'Three Life Renewal Contract' home. You deserve it~~~ PS: The main text starts from the second volume. . .

She looked at the person on the bed with spring in her eyes, and smiled, "Ah Che, you can't escape this time." But before she could make the next move, she was pulled into her arms. "Who among us fell into whose trap?" The lazy voice made her heart beat faster, and she couldn't stop thinking about it. It turned out that she was the prey.

Some dogs look black on the outside, but secretly they are just black-haired dogs. Murphy's Law says that whatever you fear will come to you. Ji Xuan, who is most afraid of dogs, cannot choose her shikigami even if she becomes an immortal after death and becomes Yuelao, and her shikigami is Xiaotian. The little crybaby Tiandi, the drama-chasing girl Pluto, the technological weirdo Shi Tianzun, and the talkative three-dimensional stone spirit. Why is it that in this huge heaven, there are only a few gods, and none of them are normal! The business that Ji Po's Sanshengshi is doing is all kinds of weird, so Ji Xuan is old this month. . . It's really a bit busy!