
A Manual for Treating the Unreal
非现实防治手册
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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34.8kFans
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Is he only starting a new book because he's already stuck with losses in the A-share market?
Sigh, I still miss Tata who writes VTuber and fanfiction.
Did they make a fortune in the stock market by ending it so hastily?
It's finally open! If it hadn't opened soon, I would have suspected that Tata had changed.
Wow, this person is amazing! This book is really well-written; the narrative pace is very steady and not dragging at all.
Recommended by Big Eyes, come and take a look.
The author's older books are quite good.
If I remember correctly, there's another older book written by the same author, titled "The Supervisor Never Dies and His Hands Are Mischievous?" It can be considered a fanfiction of Lobotomy Corporation, incorporating many different worldviews. It's very well-written, a dream come true for many fans. It was also through this book that I became a fan of Lobotomy Corporation.
The ending felt too rushed; the professor wasn't developed much, and the master's return felt like a deus ex machina, leaving the story abruptly cut short.
To be honest, I've always had this feeling when reading Tata's books: the protagonist's mental state is too stable, even back in his captain days. However, because the people around him had such distinct personalities, it wasn't too jarring. But in this book, the protagonist and his apprentices all seem a bit unhurried... Which makes it difficult to stir the reader's emotions, and my desire to keep reading is very low.
The language used is incoherent and doesn't sound normal; it's tiring to read.