The City of Strange Phenomena

There's a novel in the keyboard warriors' book, and you really... I'm going to cry. The characters in the novel are exhausted from talking, and I'm exhausted from reading them.

I hereby declare the birth of a new genre, which I call the "Keyboard Politics" style.

Bro, why did you spend dozens of chapters discussing the future of civilization? Does it even have anything to do with the case?

Could you please tell me which editor the author submitted to...?

#New Book Preview# [Content]: The male protagonist is a detective (though I prefer to call him a philosopher). He gets involved in a murder case at the beginning, which leads to the police coming to investigate, sparking intellectual exchanges between them. [Book Title]: Another City [Author]: King of Yellow and Black [Tags]: Philosophy, Suspense, Realism, School of Thought?

I'd call him a master of chat-style storytelling. The first 40 chapters are all chat logs. If you couldn't stand it, you'd probably quit after the rest of the chapters were released, because it's all just chatting. Seriously, he's already filtering readers from the very first chapter. He's so kind! I'm so moved! 😭😭

Haha, I finished reading it and don't know what to write. The content has absolutely nothing to do with the synopsis or title; it's all dialogue with no other descriptions. The writing is truly awful.

Wow, author, you're really something. It's no surprise this book got banned.

Was this novel written for political gain? Which political faction does the author belong to?

I personally have no opinion on so-called "keyboard politics." I treated the various subjective opinions of the author in this book as filler and didn't delve into them. However, it's undeniable that the plot is quite exciting, with a very strong Eastern Cthulhu flavor. Its quality is comparable to the neighboring "Cthulhu's Strange Notes"—one an Eastern story, the other a Western one.