
Diary of a Fish in a Dry Land
旱地鱼日记
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- Completed
- Length
- 43k Words
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
- Subgenre
- Walks of Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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This book is the third in a series of stories about Wallin and her colleagues. Series 1: "Essays on Shock and Pain"; Series 2: "Daily Life of Radiotherapy"; Series 3: "The Painter of Life Behind the Scenes", which is also the ultimate series.
Very niche stories, very professional knowledge.
Sorry, because I had to conceive the novel "The Acacia Flowers Have Not Bloomed", my time and energy were limited, so I had to finish "Diary of a Dryland Fish" ahead of schedule, and started another book "Cold Spots, Hot Spots, and Volume", which still records the cases that physicists encounter daily, omitting plot descriptions. It can be regarded as a simplified version of "Diary of a Dryland Fish".
The name of the book has been changed, but the cover has not. It can be regarded as keeping the previous name. 😁
The computer is here, but there is something wrong with my eyes, and I feel like I am looking for excuses not to update. 😵
The computer that I have been using for eleven years cannot run anymore. I am waiting for the new computer to arrive...
Love this book very much! I also want to become a physicist in the future
Very nice article! Added to bookshelf collection! Come on!
No one is watching it. To be honest, it's too technical, but I quite like watching it.