There Is No Mystery in This World

It's very good, similar to the style of a horror house, but I still like the previous one better. The plot is tighter and the horror atmosphere is stronger. I hope the author will update another one.

Very pretty. After watching it for ten minutes, I was ready to invest, but it turned out that I needed to upgrade to the latest version. Then I upgraded to the latest version and prepared to invest. I also needed to take a photo, upload my ID card, and bind my email 😅😅. There are so many things to do at QI, and I'm too lazy to invest.

If you don't believe it, you shouldn't be able to see it. You won't be affected and you can't solve it. There is a small use here in helping others solve problems and popularizing science. Because you can solve it easily, you tell others that there are no ghosts in the world. This is another form of "why not eat minced meat". They keep emphasizing science with unscientific power. To understand the nature of ghosts, you have to clap your hands to eliminate them. What does this mean? Can something that is not confirmed by a large number of examples and studies, eliminates all kinds of chance and is recognized by the public, be called science? Rather than solving ghosts everywhere, it is better to write how to analyze the power of ghosts. Later, I invented a trick, why gold and silver are effective but others are useless, why ghosts drop ashes after death without a trace, how to use special powers to artificially create ghosts, try to research new energy technologies, etc. It is better than writing novels to support yourself and looking for ghosts to get inspiration. I really can't imagine the necessity of staying up all night coding hard to earn living expenses after spending a day wandering around solving ghosts.

The author's description gives me the feeling that the protagonist himself is One-Punch Man and then advises others not to believe in the existence of ghosts. It feels like standing and talking without back pain 😅

Another book, Don't Be a Eunuch, has not been updated for a long time.

The setting is very interesting, but the main character is so speechless. He always says what others misunderstand him, but he doesn't explain it. He can understand strangers and ordinary friends like this, but it is too strange to do this to his own sister. It gives people the feeling of being both indifferent and inexplicable. It smells like green tea.

There is no guile in the world, only there are guiles. So when the protagonist keeps emphasizing it, is he also denying his own existence?

There is no such thing as trickery in the world. You firmly believe that you can't see it and they can't hurt you. First, the protagonist can kill the villain. Can you still see it? Shouldn't no one be able to tolerate anyone? It's weird though. But I ignored it. Just be interesting.

I haven't updated for half a year and still have daily detox guides. It's really poisonous.

It wasn't good after reading Chapter 80, and I was disappointed after I confessed to my sister.

Personal understanding. (Slightly irritating, there are not many junior high school students, but I have my own ideas after reading more novels) The author mentioned in the article, if you don't believe it, it doesn't exist, but you can touch it and hurt it. It is speculated that this is because the existence of Wei is born from the knot of human thoughts and the energy in nature. Energy is equivalent to the body, thoughts are the soul, and the essence is the same. Because Nian is born from human thoughts and can perceive human thoughts, it imposes a shackles on Qi himself. When this person determines that the trick itself does not exist, and this idea is perceived by it, it will instinctively feel that it cannot harm others. (This is for cognitive reasons, just like we don't feel cruel when eating chickens, ducks, and fish, but if they can think like us, then everyone should know what we are in their eyes, right?) The trick thinks that it can't hurt people, so even though it does exist and can hurt people, it instinctively suppresses itself. In the article, there is a special organization composed of people who can hurt ghosts. Being able to hurt ghosts is because you firmly believe in the existence of ghosts. This strong intention is sensed by Gui. When a person makes an action that he thinks can hurt Gui, Gui will deny himself and think that people can indeed hurt him, thereby weakening his own thoughts. When his thoughts are gone, the energy cannot be maintained, and Gui dies. In the words of the protagonist, he thinks that the ghost does not exist, but he can actually hurt the ghost because (the author is caring about you) the protagonist understands the essence of the birth of the ghost, which is the product of the combination of human thoughts and energy. The ghost thinks that he is a ghost, and the protagonist feels that the ghost does not exist. (This is my idea after reading more than 30 chapters. I haven't read it yet. Later, the author added new settings. Please just pretend that I didn't post this and don't comment. It's embarrassing. When the time comes -_-||)

To be honest, the author's setting of this book is a bit convoluted. In two-dimensional terms, it is probably idealistic. I think the author wants to write that the more you believe, the stronger, and the less you believe, the weaker. But I think the effect presented by the author is that the protagonist has been a one-punch man since he was a child, so he doesn't believe in tricks 😅

I thought it was good at first, but when I saw it was too verbose on the shelf, I kept explaining it and gave up.

After reading a few chapters, I felt it was dry and boring.

It is not recommended to fall into this trap. This author immediately fell into a trap with his previous book and started a new trap without any news. You said that you are opening a new book, and it doesn't matter if you don't fill in the old holes. At least you can open a single chapter and let the readers know.

Is it so popular to pretend to be a pig and eat a tiger and then pretend to be cool and get slapped in the face? It's very annoying to keep doing this routine.

From my own point of view, I think what the protagonist means is that trickery is just a natural phenomenon, just like thunder and rain. The trickiness that he doesn't believe in is the trickiness in the eyes of his sister and ordinary people. It's not that he himself completely denies that thing. For example, the ancients believed that thunder was caused by the male thunder and the female lightning, but now we know that this is just a natural phenomenon. I think the difference is here.

There is no future for writing that drags your family with you.

While saying no, it happens frequently! Don't you think it's humorous?

What the author means is that no one in this world believes in ghosts, so there will be no ghosts. It is useless for the author not to believe in ghosts, so he can only see and destroy them one by one, because those ghosts do not exist in his eyes. This is actually a conflict of consciousness. Others think it exists, but the protagonist thinks it does not exist. So why is it not that the ghost is stronger than the protagonist, but that the protagonist is stronger than the ghost? It's very simple. It depends on who has stronger consciousness. The protagonist said that there are no ghosts in the world. This is the truth. Therefore, the consciousness of the protagonist who identifies that there are no ghosts is better than those who believe in ghosts! That's pretty much what it means