Jumping Between Worlds Is a Disease

The author's imagination is quite good, but the government's methods in the book are too weak. After such a large-scale incident, it is necessary to use CT scans to conduct a large-scale investigation of key personnel and to publicize relevant matters to prevent ordinary people from making further changes without their knowledge.

If the author sees this, I suggest watching the interview with Zhou Zi on Bilibili. The completion of a novel is still very important; even just posting an outline is better than leaving it unfinished.

When I first read it, I felt the writing style was very similar to Xiaoyu Qingchen's, so I was afraid it was Xiaoyu Gonggong's new pseudonym. The author replied that they were friends with Xiaoyu Gonggong. Now it seems it really is Xiaoyu Gonggong's new pseudonym. I was still waiting for the "Kidnapping All of Humanity" update, sob sob.

To be honest, when I read other books, whether they are science fiction or urban fiction, regardless of the writing style, I can clearly recognize that the plot in the book is fake and could not happen in reality. But after reading this book and turning off my phone, I still felt a chill down my spine.

The world is dressing haphazardly, and I think the most terrifying thing is children. The author mentions using electrotherapy-like devices to prevent children from pressing buttons in their dreams. But is this method suitable for infants? To prevent malicious individuals from time-traveling, human children undergo electrotherapy from birth—that's simply terrifying.

This is a very profound book. It revolves around the theme of soul transmigration and replacement, and I never expected it to explore so deeply. There are absolutely no unnecessary subplots; all the events serve this single theme. It's full of imaginative and ingenious ideas, yet they are all perfectly logical. It rivals many great works, and many parts could be expanded into a novella.

Book Review of "Wearing Clothes Inappropriately is a Disease" I knew this book was recommended by CEO An on Weibo and was a new novel on Qidian. The setting was quite interesting, so I read it. However, after reading all 50 chapters, I personally felt disappointed. The main reason I dropped the story was when the protagonist persuaded his elderly relative to start time travel. And, he succeeded.

It was only halfway there that I suddenly realized, All I have left is a blurred face and a road of no return.

The male protagonist's imagined appearance

This really has that Liu Cixin feel to it. I mean, writing science fiction with the realism of news reporting. It's been a long time since I've seen an author like this. Keep it up!