Your Majesty, Drink the Medicine Quickly

The author says that he is a fan of rails, but I don't think it is the right approach. A story style that is absurd, ironic, funny, and even weakly logical. It is a novel that you don't need to think about so much. It can even be said that you shouldn't read it with your brain. This is not to say that this is a mindless and enjoyable book, but it means that only by not using brains can you feel a different kind of fun, which is more cost-effective. Since there are too few updates, it's hard for me to say what kind of guesses and thoughts I have, but I don't recommend this book for people with mental illness and chuunibyou. Because mentally ill people may wonder why such an author could get away with it and strengthen their belief that they are not sick. Chuunibyou will wonder why such a protagonist can live so happily and feel that he cannot die if he falls from the second floor, so he wants to try the method of traveling to another world.

I feel that the author has some ideas, but his writing power is not strong enough and his expression is not concise enough, so many words are repeated over and over again.

The writing is very good. It is rare to see something that suits my taste. I support it and have automatically subscribed.

This book is awesome, I haven't read it yet, but I heard from others that it feels too dark and shabby. This one is just right 😁

There is a review of the author's last book that summarizes the author's strengths and weaknesses very well. Simply put. Imagination: 9 Stunning The author's beginning is often very attractive, and many of his ideas and settings are truly amazing. It is top-notch in the entire online literature circle Plot: (7) Excellent. The plot structure is complete and the foreshadowing is recycled in place Characterization (6) Average Writing (4) Slightly bad. Narration, dialogue, and inner thoughts are all mixed up. Key characters' ideas and important clues are missing or passed over in stages. This flaw will gradually amplify as the plot progresses, making it more tiring to watch later. What is desperate is that this is even the result of the author's obvious improvement compared to the previous book. I just want to say about the previous book... Sitting at the children's table with the third young master of the Tang family

I understand, our world is also a paper world, they control everything about us, and every time we question the truth of the world, we will be corrected by them - we will forget it in a few days, that's how it is! ! ! I understand! ! !

I was confused at first (really), but after watching it for a while (my brain moved), I started to enjoy it! ! ! ! (I was fascinated) It's incredible. It was really awkward to read before. Fairy tales add great color to this book. Maybe maybe this is really a masterpiece! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Looking forward to the follow-up and not falling apart!

The current progress is Chapter 40, I understand, I finally understand. There are three latitudes in total. Lens, reality, Tadar The lens is the latitude we are in, reality is the latitude of the mental hospital, and Tadar is the latitude of toilet paper. These three latitudes are gradually degraded. The protagonist "travels" from our latitude to reality, and at the same time he can see the low-dimensional Tadar world. This causes the protagonist's gaze to superimpose three worlds, embodied in the lens, reality, and storybook. This is the protagonist's ability and his "disease". (Realistic doctors cannot see the lens and the toilet paper dimension, so these two dimensions do not exist for them and are fantasy) When the protagonist is in a coma, he enters the toilet paper dimension. It needs to be made clear at this point that the latitude of toilet paper has very different rules from our latitude. We need to understand it as a book, not linear and without the concept of time. So the protagonist tears up the ending and the story goes back to the previous pages. So the protagonist is both the creator and an ordinary mental illness from another world. (As long as it is written in Chapter 500 that the protagonist becomes the God of Creation, he can create the world in the first chapter) So when the evil god reduces the dimension, the protagonist can use the book to modify her setting and condition So the protagonist can destroy the cornerstone of the evil god's advent by throwing the sword casually (original text "kneading a piece of paper". Yes, the protagonist just kneaded a piece of paper. When he is like this There was no World Stone before it was made, it was just that the book needed the logic of the book. When the protagonist kneaded the paper, in order to make everything meet the requirements of the book, the book was revised to break the World Stone) It is smoother to understand the story in this way. The protagonist is indeed the supreme person, but his supremacy is not due to some bullshit creation, but simply because he can modify the paper from outside the paper. (And when he modifies the pages of the book at will, he is the creator god to the people in the world) It is like a person is both the author and the protagonist. But because the protagonist's main perspective only exists in one latitude, and is denied by the people around this dimension; Or the protagonist can see it, but it does not exist in the lens latitude. When he changes the setting of the book, he himself will be affected; (just like after World War II, a person sees Germany as a victor and a defeated country at the same time) Or the protagonist is originally mentally ill As a result, he obviously has such an ability, but cannot use it normally. (Sometimes I can understand my own power, and sometimes I feel that I don't have this power and am just mentally ill.) To be honest, this setting is really novel, logical, and very useful for the author. (It is logical that it is because of the projection theory. When the protagonist cannot recognize his own power, it is as if the projection has been distorted.) However, after sorting it out, it feels like the author stuffed all the occult concepts in his mind into the computer code, and then let them run independently, so he escaped from this bug world. Then due to the author's writing skills, the protagonist thinks which world is real. (In the reality dimension, it's "all fake. I have mental illness and I'm actively recovering." In the toilet paper dimension, it's "I want to take the magic book back")

Li Pu is a talented person, Ekaterina is an evil actress, a script book, a toy sword as a prop, and a director? No director! This is a celebrity show, and watching Li Pu perform is enough.

I originally felt that the writing was vague, but until I restarted the book for the first time, the plot became more and more interesting (it is still crazy), come on, update soon! (Author I like you)

This is a true divine book! Divine book! Divine book! Update quickly, update quickly, update the author is awesome, the author is awesome, the author is awesome!

When my anger destroyed the tomb, removed the boundary stone, shattered the old inscription, and pushed it into the steep deep stream: When my ridicule eliminated the rotten words, I swept out the cross spider like a broom Earth, I am like a storm attacking an old and melancholy tomb When I lean happily on the tomb of the old gods, leaning on the old inscriptions of the ancient slanderers of the world, I love this world and I pray for it

Very good, crazy enough. Loved it. (One more word, the settings in the book are really interesting Fantasy participates in the real operation. The unnameable thing must use filth as a carrier to manifest. Two different explanations compete with each other, and the winner becomes the truth. One proof is permanent, tearing the book and rewriting (toilet paper that is constantly stained with feces and fished out). These settings put together make me feel that the author is playing something big. (?)

After reading the latest chapter... I have completely understood Nip and Lip's outrageous adventure (blindly eating fish) In an essentially indescribable world, a world built on the (controlling) god of the past, whether it is the supreme god with confused self-perception, or the young man who is considered crazy; whether it is the gradual discovery of the hidden history, or the distortion of the real facts; these are not important, they are not important. It is the Supreme God, it is youth, it is discovering the truth, it is twisting the truth... In the eyes of a person who needs to protect the new world, these are all roads to reach Rome, and there is no substantial difference. And when confusing concepts becomes the only effective method for this supreme god/legendary investigator, becoming mentally ill becomes the only option. The author has brought to life the protagonist who has both sides of madness and rational planning. Yes, the protagonist and his "friends" must be, and can only be... A group of big psychos 🤭 The hilarious "running group" adventure of the supreme investigator of psychosis, serialized!

After seeing a lot of confusion at the beginning, I was a bit guessing. I think you have to see the cause and effect of the plot in the back to understand it. So if you don't understand, you don't use your brain and just follow the plot. The impression is not bad. So what's the plot behind it? Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this! So what's the plot behind it? Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this! So what's the plot behind it? Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this! So what's the plot behind it? Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this!

It's interesting, I understand it, it shook my originally strong sanity

The last picture cost me 98 yuan, and I put a lot of effort into describing it, but the result was very unsatisfactory 😭 (probably: a holy angel, lying lazily on the carpet in the living room, like this) Finally, I found two fan pictures. The first one is very in line with the daily temperament, and the second one has the sense of mission of Katerina.

It's okay, but it feels like it's crazy for the sake of being crazy, which makes the whole story less readable. There is a big problem, but after reading this free chapter and several subsequent chapters, I still don't know what I read. Looking back, it feels fake, big, and empty. I see that many people are talking about Weird Fairy, but I think the logic of the two books is very different. Li Huowang is crazy because he really can't tell the difference. Readers can't tell the difference just by reading Huwei's writing, but that's the end of it (let me tell you in advance, I haven't finished reading Daqianxian, and the subsequent Daqianlu is so bloody that I don't dare to read it). Li Huowang's experiences in the two worlds are very story-telling, continuous, and logical. The reason why Li Huowang is crazy is because what happens in the world of Daogui is inherently crazy in the eyes of readers. But the author's book is very different. In fact, the protagonist can easily figure out whether he has superpowers, and the added attribute points cannot be faked. Of course, there are still many loopholes. Up to this point, he is completely different from Li Huowang, but the protagonist still gets sick from time to time. When the protagonist realizes that both worlds may not be fake, there is no need to go crazy. In fact, the author also wrote that the protagonist starts to look for the door, but here is a point that I don't like very much: it is very confusing, very confusing. After reading the book, it feels like it is all messy. Although the basic background is explained, it is still very messy. To describe it, the world view background tells me that this is a Western fantasy background (just an example), but I still don't understand why they drink spicy soup! The background of the story did little to help me understand the characters and story, and I didn't feel it was supportive. It's hard to describe, my perception is so fragmented, I can't put it together, and I'm not convincing enough. I even feel that both worlds are fake (although they may both be real). Unlike what Foxtail writes, I feel that both worlds are relatively real (although they may be both fake).

The evil god is the last image of the world that has not been fully integrated into the world. Now that the rules are fully integrated into the world, the protagonist can take the opportunity to adjust the rules as the rules change and adapt to the world. The rules are thoughtful but also unconscious. The protagonist has written a plan for the rules to integrate into the world, which is what the author calls "drawing a cube on paper." As long as it does not violate the rules and the world, it will be fine to let the last image of the rules evolve into the protagonist's rbq. To be more careful, the structure of the world is multi-layered. If the rules are to be fully applied to the world, they must leave a projection at the end of the world. This end is the world of humans and personal gods. The image projections left behind when the rules were not fully integrated before are evil gods. Now that the rules are fully integrated, the protagonist can take the opportunity to implant new images. To change the final composition of the evil god through projection, the protagonist's method is to rely on the fourth wall from the world outside the book. Outside this book is another narrative subject of the protagonist, not the world of readers outside the novel, and things from the higher world dimension of the protagonist's incarnation outside the book, that is, storybooks, toy swords and hospital gowns. Jiao relies on these things to let the protagonist outside the book set the narrative of the world in the book. The content is that the protagonist's self outside the book is the Supreme God, and the rules are to hope that the protagonist, the Supreme God, will help her kill the evil Valkyrie. The problem is that the protagonist is crazy. The protagonist does not know the details of himself outside the book. The protagonist does have authority, and he uses authority to assume What the protagonist thinks is possible is narrated, so the rule becomes the Valkyrie guessed and narrated by the protagonist. However, all these are speculations made by the protagonist using his own authority. They may not be true, and I don't hope it is true. In this way, the upper limit of the protagonist's supreme narrative structure outside the book can be higher, but I am not sure the author can control it. Now the protagonist is using his authority to implant the new final image of the world rules in the book. The rules cannot violate the world, and the protagonist's lens is the fourth wall, coming from a higher world. The current world is a book. The protagonist relies on the lens (the guidance of the higher world, the incarnation of the protagonist's world outside the book) to narrate on this book, because the image You can't go against the world, let alone the world of the world, that is, you can't go against the camera, which means that the supreme incarnation of the protagonist in the world outside the book has taken action. The protagonist's so-called deception of the rabbit himself is to establish the existence of the protagonist's supreme incarnation outside the book, and let his own narrator outside the book narrate according to his own wishes in the book. Why? Because the protagonist is nervous, the protagonist does not know what the camera is. He may be a fantasy of his own illness, or he may be the incarnation of the Supreme. If he is going crazy, then this will undoubtedly make the disease more serious. Just like he is the Supreme God, then he is restoring the supreme authority. The current protagonist is gambling and deceiving himself. His camera is not a fantasy of the disease, but actually the authority of the Supreme God. Because it is a fantasy novel, the scenes of the protagonist must be from the fantasy side, so there are three sources of the scenes of the protagonist. First, it is indeed as the protagonist thinks, the camera and narration are the supreme authority. Second, it is not as the protagonist thinks, because the supreme god is sick. He does have authority, but the source of his authority or the situation of the supreme incarnation outside the book may not be as imagined by the protagonist. He was deceived by the gods and deceived to the gods. The crazy prison built has gone crazy. It may be that the protagonist's authority will also decline periodically, or the protagonist, the supreme god, suddenly has a seizure and wants to torment himself. It may also be the evil hand of enemies of other supreme gods with the same status as the protagonist. The third possibility is a trick, that is, the protagonist's scene is a hallucination, and he is also the incarnation of the supreme, but the protagonist's authority is disordered due to unknown reasons.

It's outrageous. The author of this book may have gone crazy and spoke like crazy. Fortunately, I just came out of the hospital and can barely understand it. But the idea of ​​ten saviors is good

The more I look back, the more I think the title of the book should be: Author! Drink the medicine quickly! 😁

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A long time ago, a group of rabbits lived happily in a meadow. These rabbits fed on delicious herbs. One day, a terrifying big bird flew over the grassland, flapping its wings and raining down putrid fungi. The grass is covered with fluffy mycelium, and a terrible disease spreads among the rabbits. All the sick rabbits die. The rabbits all felt scared, and no rabbit dared to go to the grass to look for food. "But how can we survive without eating grass?" A rabbit asked doubtfully. Hearing his words, the rabbits raised their heads and looked at their compatriots around them. ——What are you talking about? Isn't there a lot to eat next to you? One day, a rabbit could no longer endure the horrific situation and escaped from the group of rabbits. The rabbits didn't care about him, because they couldn't protect themselves, so how could they have time to care about other people? Although the rabbits no longer eat grass, the disease inevitably spreads and more and more rabbits die. One day, the rabbits saw the escaped rabbit coming back. He was sick when he ran away, but when he came back the disease was gone! They surrounded him excitedly and asked him what method he had used to eliminate the disease. The rabbit raised its head slightly toward the grass covered with mold. "Eat grass." ——Eat grass? ! How is that possible! It is these molds that bring us terrible diseases! "Eat grass." After that, the rabbit returned to the grass covered with mold.

To be honest, the imagination of this book should be popular even if the writing skills are poor, not to mention that such a complicated plot can be presented in such a way, which is actually very good. But it has nothing to do with the power of writing and imagination. The perspective issue has no sense of substitution. The narration and the third perspective make the reader become the lens. In Dao Wei, you and I are Li Huowang, Danyangzi and Zhuge Yuan. Obviously there is no need to think about who makes you feel more empathic. If the plot is excellent or explosive, it can only surprise you, but cannot affect the audience's emotions more, then it will just be amazing.

Quack! We love your teeth!

Excellent abstraction ability and computer theory after reinforcement learning are required, such as abstract knowledge about abstract classes or encapsulation, recursion, and subclasses and parent classes. Only one can barely keep up with the author's brainwaves. If your level is not high enough, go and learn first (-o-)/! , And then read the book after studying. Otherwise, your sanity and little brains will not be able to understand it. If you don't have relevant mathematical knowledge to understand, you are actually an excellent student of mathematics.

(Spoilers included) Because the new book Foolish Buddha mentioned that Roland's father was most likely Li Pu, I read the book in one go out of curiosity (Foolish Buddha and this book are probably the difference between the New Testament and the Old Testament?). On the whole, although it is a bit crazy, and sometimes the preface does not match the follower, the plot concept is first-rate. My favorite idea is that the author's way of unlocking the map is based on the "reconstructed" new world after the end of the world, which naturally transitions the plot and ensures that the protagonist's scope of activities is under control. Of course, we can see the author's old problem. He likes to write various details and settings in every possible way in the main plot. Then most of the details are not used, and the key details are buried, making the plot very draggy. It's okay to read it in one go, but the experience of reading it is terrifying... I can only say that this is a way for the author to reward himself. After writing a power generation plot, the readers feel happy, and then he writes a large section of details that are tasteless and a pity to throw away. = = (Although this kind of situation also exists in the new book, it is much better. For example, the Southern Temple Psychiatric Hospital that I am currently reading, including the plot after going overseas, seems to be the part where the author rewards himself. But at least a lot of interesting information can be revealed every few chapters, such as confirming that Roland is Li Pu's son.) Overall, it is a pretty good book, even if the ending is rushed, it can be considered as filling in most of the pitfalls. Especially as a prequel supplement to the various settings of "The Stupid Buddha". It explains the origins of Roland and Bianchi, as well as the various settings of the gods. It's worth a look.

There is a problem. Although the world outside the paper wants to destroy the world on paper, their destruction requires a process. However, the evil god ascends the dimension quickly. Ye Xiaosheng (the heroine) is already halfway to the dimension. As long as the dimension is upgraded, he will be invincible. It is completely possible to travel between the two worlds like Dante. So in fact, Li Pu and Ye Xiaosheng can completely compromise when reality threatens them. At least on the surface, they cannot carry out plans to destroy the world. In a sense, this is also nuclear deterrence, ensuring mutual destruction.

The author is in that hospital so I can visit you 😁

My imagination is too big. I can't stand it after reading a hundred chapters. Goodbye.