A Journey into the Unscientific
走进不科学
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- Completed
- Length
- 4.7M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 7d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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My Reading List
I've paid for and read every book on this list, so I'm qualified to review them. My ratings reflect my personal taste, so they'll differ a bit from those of other readers. Take them as a guide, and I especially recommend books rated 3.5 or higher. I've also been reading for over a decade. My main goal this time is to put together a collection, so there will be plenty of books from more than ten years ago. If you don't like them, there's no need to be rude. Let's get along. Here's my rating scale
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I Like
Every time I finish a novel, it feels like I've lost a few friends I've come to know.
Comforting Reads Rooted in Safety, Scientific Farming, Strong Writing, and Knowledge
After reading millions of novels, I've dug out the collection I've built up over more than a decade. From youthful enthusiasm to maturity, from immersion to critical scrutiny, I've gradually formed my own standards. Here you'll find authors skilled at painting vivid scenes, crafting compelling plots, writing believable couples between (normal) people, or exploring specialist fields, as well as those whose work is simply captivating for reasons hard to pin down. Of course, since this list reflect
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Dedicated to solving the web-novel reading slump.
A God-Tier Reading List for When You're Out of Books!
Genres covered: fantasy, sci-fi, military, and urban fiction, including System novels, post-apocalyptic stories, medicine, card games, farming, soft and hard sci-fi, police and military, war, and more. New and established authors alike are welcome, as long as the book suits my taste. I recently cleared out more than 200 books from my backlog and am slowly rebuilding it. There are only two standards for inclusion: either it's well-written, or it's fairly average but makes for decent light readin
A Ten-Year Veteran Reader Who Loves Well-Reasoned Anime, Hard Science, and History
Life is hard, so let's have some spiritual junk food to cheer us up. I like fun, cozy stories. No dark and gruesome stuff 🙅♀️. Life is hard enough, I just want to be happy for a while. 3 stars means it's worth a look and has no major flaws. 4 stars means it's good, and I'm still following it. Delicious 😋. 5 stars means it's a feast, either a leader in its niche or good enough to define a niche of its own. I've been reading for nine years. These are all books I'm following now or have followed b
Personal Favorites
All top-notch novels: no idiotic characters or brainless writing.
Books I've Read
Some were abandoned or left unfinished, but I’ve also read some to the end.
Smart Protagonists, Essential Reads for a Book Drought
Smart protagonists and engaging plots. Good for a reading slump. Single-heroine stories, slice-of-life, farming, development, and management. Plus a few other good reads.
Strongly Recommended by a 15-Year Bookworm
This is my subjective opinion, so please don’t flame me if you disagree.
A Veteran Reader’s Mental Pantry
I started reading web novels in middle school. My first was A World of Mercenaries, which I read at Xinhua Bookstore, then I borrowed books at rental shops. I didn't start supporting authors by paying on Qidian until I had a job. I've been reading novels for over ten years now, so here's a simple list of books I like. Hopefully I'll find some fellow fans, too.
Completed Masterpieces
A collection of good books I've read that are already complete
Sapling Book Recommender (Only Recommends Ongoing Stories with Interesting Premises..
If you enjoy stories in their early stages, come on over and explore the authors’ wild ideas together.
You Can’t See the True Face of Mount Lu, Because You’re Standing Within It
Readers sometimes decide whether a book is good or bad just by glancing at the title and forming an impression. Some go a little further and read the synopsis. But veteran readers know that ten chapters will tell you what a book is like. If you read ten chapters and find it unremarkable, it may simply not be for you. But if you can’t put it down, there’s no doubt: it’s right up your alley!
A Reading Diet for an Endangered Veteran Reader
My personal favorites: historical fiction, science fiction, urban rebirth, unconventional themes, and fan fiction.
Books This Veteran Reader Enjoys
Nothing much to say. I'm just sharing a few books I'm following. Authors who come here to advertise, don't bother; I usually won't read your books. Updated from time to time, usually by removing a few books and adding some new ones.
Books I Like to Read
Entirely subjective
My Little World of Reading and Self-Indulgence
Some books I enjoy revisiting, some I want to collect in print, and others I simply think are pretty good.
Fallen Leaves Herald Autumn & Autumn Winds Sweep the Leaves 🍂\'^'/🍂
Keep what you like and delete what you don't. It's that simple. This list isn't for anyone in particular. Leave a comment in the discussion section, and let's share good stories. Support official releases, starting with you and me.
The Wine-Sword Immortal of Huadu~
Raise a cup and talk of heroes, sword in hand as you roam the world. Drink today while there's wine to drink; tomorrow, worry when tomorrow comes. Live freely and without restraint, spend a fortune, and earn it back again. The mountain had no sorrow, yet snow turned its crown white; the water had no worries, yet the wind ruffled its surface.
Completed Books I’ve Bought in Full
This list is just a record of the completed books I’ve bought in full. I keep only one book per author. Book recommendations and discussion are welcome.
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Mainly recommending stories with no female lead or just one female lead, based on my personal taste. New and old books alike: the only criterion is that they're good. Supernatural horror, laid-back slice of life, mind-bending mysteries, comedy: I'll read anything.
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A group of great scientists played hide-and-seek in heaven after their death. It was Einstein's turn to catch people. He counted to 100 and opened his eyes and saw everyone hiding, only to see Volt lying not far away. Einstein walked over and said, "Volt, I've got you." Volt said: "No, you didn't catch me." Einstein: "You are not Volt, who are you?" Volt: "Look what is under me?" Einstein looked down and saw that it was Ampere under Volt! Volt: "What is under me?" Down is Ampere, and we are Volts/Amperes, so what you caught is not me, what you caught is Ohm! Einstein reacted quickly, so he changed his words and shouted, "Ohm, I caught you!" It was too late to say, but then it was faster. Volt and Ampere jumped up and stood up, but still hugged each other tightly. Einstein was confused~ They said slowly, now, we are no longer ohms, but volts Joule~" Einstein was said to be speechless, so he turned around silently. At this time, he saw Newton standing not far away, so Einstein ran over and said: "Newton, I caught you. Newton: "No, you didn't catch Newton." "Einstein: "You are not Newton, who are you?" Newton: "Look what is under my feet?" Einstein looked down and saw Newton standing on a square floor tile with a length and width of - meters, and was puzzled. Newton: "This is a one square meter square under my feet, and I am Newton when I stand on it/ Square meters, so what you caught is not Newton, what you caught is Pascal." Einstein was so frustrated that he finally broke out unbearably, so he flew up and kicked Newton, knocking Newton out of the one-square-meter floor tile, and then yelled: "Speak! You still dare to say that you are Pascal? ?" Newton slowly got up from the ground and said: "No, I am no longer Pascal. You just made me Newton move one meter, so now I am also a Joule."
The author is actually a girl! ! !
I never expected that the person who wrote such a book would be a girl!
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A quick look at Atomic City
With a copy from you, I took a 34-hour train ride and traveled more than 2,000 kilometers to Atomic City. I started reading this book when I was in the third year of high school. Because of its half-dead update speed and relatively serious content, I had little desire to catch up on updates and no motivation to read again. Simply put, it did not interfere with my study. To go a long way, I arrived at the gate of Atomic City at 11 o'clock in the morning I went to the visitor center for consultation and decided to go to the first branch first, but the distance was 3.2 Kilometers. It took me more than 40 minutes to get there, and I saw this on the way Arrived The First Branch Factory I'm not sure if it's because I went out of season. Except for places 102 and 105, I can only say that the rest of the First Branch Factory is a representation of the passage of time. They are basically shabby empty rooms.
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The book is a good book, and the author is also a good author. The writing, plot, and characterization are all top-notch, but it is full of popular science and papers that I really can't stand, and there are also a lot of calculations from time to time that I can't understand even with a junior high school diploma. . . It's not that the book is bad, it's that the readers are bad Withdrawn Follow it. The author hopes that the next book will not be so professional. I really can't read it if I don't have any knowledge, but I still want to read it. As a result, I can't understand it and the more I read, the more confused I become.
I didn't expect to see the story here at the starting point
My grandfather is 94 years old this year. He graduated from Peking University in nuclear physics in 1958 and was one of the first batch of scientists from the Ninth Academy. I didn't expect to see his story in Lop Nur here. Very emotional. Hats off to the author.
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Scientific research achievements of the Song Dynasty
Ordinary popular science works or science fiction novels are designed to make readers interested in science. This book is different. It dispelled my delusion of becoming a scientist😢