I Use Science to Explain the Supernatural

The writing is very good and worth reading. I have already invested in it, but the only shortcoming is that some parts are too exaggerated. I think the author also knows this and deliberately leaves loopholes. My personal suggestion is that you can exaggerate, but the author can be the first to complain about it and leave the readers with no way out. Isn't this very annoying!

So, let me ask you, as we all know, the main energy generation method of the sun is nuclear fission, and ghosts are afraid of sunlight, so ghosts are afraid of nuclear fission, so if we throw a nuclear bomb to ghosts, will the ghosts die? 😏😏😏😏

There's something there. I've been reading supernatural stories for a long time, and I haven't felt a chill in my back for a long time.

I thought it was about using science to create weirdness, just like that book about using fusion to burn weirdness in Tokyo. What I didn't expect was that the protagonist narrowly escaped death, solved the weirdness, and then explained the process using science. The expectation was gone and slipped away.

Since I learned to read book reviews, I have discarded nine out of ten novels. Some of them I thought were pretty good, but then I read the book reviews and was disgusted.

This article is really well written, but the logic in the middle is quite disappointing. I only saw two problems in the Wuliu Village section. The first one is that the protagonist kills all the monsters in Wuliu Village, but in the eyes of the outside world, Wuliu Village is real and the people in Wuliu Village are also real. So after the protagonist kills the monsters, no one will enter Wuliu Village? Wouldn't the police go to Wuliu Village to investigate something as big as the disappearance of nearly ten TV station staff members for two weeks? After these people entered, they saw only houses but no people. How could they explain it? Second, the protagonist said that the people in Wuliu Village have amnesia because they are illiterate, so they forget other people's names. This is impossible. Even if you are illiterate, you can't forget other people's or even your own names. Otherwise, what will happen to the ordinary people in ancient times who cannot read or write? Novel can be wild and unrestrained, but it must also have a certain logic. What I saw in the section of Wuliu Village is: the protagonist is talking nonsense, and everyone believes it.

After finishing the story, I personally feel that the plot of this book could have a bigger stage. However, the country's management is too strict, and there is a possibility of being blocked if I continue to write, so I have no choice but to end it...

Have you read Chapter 60? Until Chapter 60, so many great things have happened, but the existence of ghosts has not been discovered by anyone? Anyway, the author's description makes the work become self-entertaining. Walking at night in brocade clothes is not fun, and it only scratches the surface. The writing is obviously pretty good, but I don't know why I insist on hiding the existence of ghosts.

The author should use this sentence

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