
A Manual for Treating the Unreal
非现实防治手册
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Is it because the A-shares are locked up that we are opening a new book?
Alas, I still miss Tata who writes vtuber and fandom
If it is finished in such a hasty manner, is it because the stock market has made a lot of money?
It's finally opened. If it doesn't open again, you'll have to wonder if Tata has changed.
This guy is awesome. He can really write this book. The rhythm of the narrative is very steady and not laggy at all.
Recommended by big eyes, come and take a look
The author's old book is beautiful
If I remember correctly, there is an old book written by the author, Supervisor Immortality and Hand Owe? It can be regarded as a fan of Lobotomy Company. It integrates many world views and the writing is very good. Duochu is ecstatic, and it is also because this book fell in love with Lobotomy Company.
The ending was too hasty, the professor didn't write much, and the master's return was like a deus ex machina, giving people the feeling of an abrupt end.
The verbal description is messy and doesn't look like a normal person. It's tiring to watch.
How to put it this way, I have always felt when reading Tata's books that the protagonist's mental state is too stable, ever since the captain's time, but because the people around him have more distinctive personalities, it is not too inconsistent, but in this book, the protagonist and his apprentices are a bit unhurried, just. . . . It is difficult to arouse the reader's emotions and the desire to continue reading is very low.