Humane Paradise

This is a very meaningful book. If you plan to read it during the limited-time free period, you might as well not read it. As the title of the book "Humane Paradise" says, "This is a humane paradise." I feel that this is really a "communist society". This is the paradise that we humans expect. There are many creative ideas in this book, and some aspects alone could make a novel possible. Such as "rebirth flow", "travel flow", "virtual world flow", "urban cultivation flow", "gold finger flow" and so on. I haven't finished reading this book, but I can't help seeing so many people criticizing this book. For such a good book, I can't tolerate those frivolous people criticizing it. There are not many good books like this in the online literary world, and even fewer novels with such thoughtful ideas and connotations. If so, please leave a message.

Let's recommend the Humane Paradise by the leader Jing Keshou~ The concept of Humanity Paradise is very good. This book keeps thinking about how a complete world system is established and how it can be more balanced and sustainable~ There are three things in the article that attract and excite me the most. One is the calm and independent protagonist's personality at the beginning and the digital future. The world evaluation system, one is the description and sublimation of the founder of TC and the setting of people's monuments and squares, and the other is the three volumes and intentions of the world that finally established the complete world. There is also the protagonist's sharp weapon, Hou Tu Jing. Although it is a bit straightforward, it is very calm. The evaluation and redemption system of merit is the most noteworthy and thought-provoking. It's not just about religious beliefs, but also credibility and values ​​in reality. In other words, the foundations of various religions, whether they talk about the Six Paths, cause and effect, reincarnation or immortality, are not a kind of interpretation of merits and deeds. Even the education of living people is an extension of this issue. What is Confucianism, what is Buddhism, what is Tao, and what is demons are all the respective evolutions and systems of the merits obtained by cause and effect related to the beliefs and behaviors of good and evil in life. The thinking and setting up of the merit system is the humane paradise. This book is the greatest value and contribution of the leader~ Even now, I think the values ​​in this book are of great reference significance~~The main body of modern society is human beings. People have thoughts and humanity, and when they give, they take, so a suitable evaluation system and exchange system are the foundation and the starting point of social balance. I think that ancient China is still more advanced than the West in that it mentioned merit and established various sects and religions based on this evaluation and exchange system, especially the Hundred Flowers Blooming in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Compared with the prosperity of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism, the only difference is that the integrity of the entire merit system is uneven. Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism gave more comprehensive rules for interpretation and execution. Compared with other schools, the game rules formulated on the merit system are relatively rigorous and form a closed loop, which is the real reason for sustainability. The West has only established a credit system. The credit system is an external form and implementation supervision standard for the manifestation of merit in human nature, and is limited by time and geography. The concept of merit transcends time and space, and truly has the concept of the universe~~ Only then does it have the possibility and basis for sustainability. .

I have always found this book to be the most interesting among the leader's books. I have read it through more than five times in the past 10 years and it still has an aftertaste to this day.

What is a humane paradise? First, ordinary people have no pressure to survive at all and can either struggle or be completely exhausted. (Of course, the degree of material enjoyment you can obtain is linked to your social contribution) Second, the extraordinary path is included in the elective courses at the compulsory education stage and is open to the public free of charge. (To what extent it can be achieved depends on individual opportunities) 3. The super powerful true god of the good and lawful camp protects the world. Even if ordinary people do not have extraordinary talents in conventional cultivation, they still have other mystical development options. Even if they do not choose, ordinary people can still get a good destination or salvation after death. (Generally speaking) 4. After ordinary people achieve extraordinary things, even if they are very high-ranking extraordinary people, they will only obtain a certain degree of transcendent social status, but there is no saying that they are domineering. 5. High-ranking extraordinary people have the freedom to choose to develop independently in other dimensions. Six, others can't be thought of at the moment. This book is a masterpiece. If you can't understand it, there's nothing you can do about it.

Feeling hopeless about the world? Feeling hopeless about life? , Want to know the meaning of the world? Want to understand the true meaning of life? I heard that there is a certain chance of traveling through this building!

It looks 10,000 times better than ordinary upgrades.

It's a masterpiece, I'll read it again when I'm in a book shortage. First, the protagonists and supporting characters are mature and rational. Second, the pursuit of life goals is clear. This is a characteristic of the leader's book. It is very consistent with my personal world view and outlook on life, so it has a strong sense of immersion. Those who think this book is not good should probably like this kind of book. When a man sees a woman, he wants to have sex with her, and the woman will always fall in love with the man. Life evolves, dear. Many novels, when such conditions exist, do not pursue a higher realm of life, but pursue money, beauty, and power. Do you think I can have a sense of substitution? In layman's terms, if you don't want to become an immortal, you want to be an official or do business?

Oh my God, you can't even read this book. How picky are you? Never trust the book review series again. This should have been the pinnacle work of the leader except Qingdi.

This right of choice is like graduating from college. You have options such as postgraduate entrance examination, employment, civil service examination, etc. Although it is difficult, you finally have a choice, instead of not even having the opportunity to choose.

The world in this book is the world I most want to live in among the online articles I have read. It's really an ideal society…

The protagonist travels to a super technological world that has developed thousands of years after the unification of the author's previous book "Datang". This is a golden age that plunders the cultural heritage of other worlds and grows. Powerful people travel to other worlds in their souls or bodies to make trouble and grow. This world is restricted; all living beings have no worries about food and clothing, and they live happily. The protagonist is Jade Gourd, who travels through various types of worlds, either saving the world, becoming a king and advancing to the world, becoming a god in the Shinto way, a martial arts god, or a sun god from another world. In the end, he transcends and bursts out with infinite light, achieving infinite merit and virtue. The infinite light travels through the world and shakes the world, shattering the reincarnation disk, leading to "Pure Yang", which is another work of the author. The article also explains that the Golden Finger Jade Gourd is not a powerful secret weapon. "Humane Paradise" describes a materially rich country that travels to different worlds through the soul, bringing back a culturally enriched spiritual world. It is almost a rudimentary utopia, and it is very similar to our real world, and it has a strong sense of substitution. Then the most exciting thing is that the soul travels to various wonderful worlds, which is equivalent to condensing multiple time travel novels into one, which feels very good. Moreover, the writing style is concise, the words and sentences are well-chosen, and the author's thinking is sandwiched between them. Some are a bit stiff, but the flaws are not concealed, and it is shining and brilliant.

This is my favorite book by the leader. After reading it once in the early years, I was captured by the theories in the book and was astonished. Sometimes when I think of a wonderful episode, I come back to watch it no less than three times in total. I came back to post today because I suddenly thought of a certain plot in this book while reading other books. What I am moved about this time is the love and letter written by Fang Xin's friend Qian Meng in the early part of the article. It is very sad to be deeply in love but unable to get a response. The protagonist is unable to respond to this true love because it is just friendship and not love, which is a pity. May all lovers in the world get married eventually. This is a very in-depth book that requires careful reading and even reflection. If you want to read cool articles, don't read it.

I read it many years ago and it remains in my memory forever. I will mention this book every time I recommend it.

This book is definitely unique in online literature, and it can be said that the text carries the truth. And what he said is what many people are actively exploring. The only person who can reach this height is the old demon from Montenegro who has a magical machine.

The difference between this book's Coming to Another World and Xiaobai's Coming to Another World is that one involves ideological and social changes, while the other only involves killing monsters, upgrading and acquiring equipment.

Recently, it suddenly became popular among people, and I couldn't help but think of this book.

Human Paradise, this is a classic written by the great master many years ago. I have reread it more than three times. Parts of the plot five times. When I first read it, I felt like I was in heaven. Only then did I realize that the online author could write such a profound book. This book contains many thoughts and evaluations about human nature, morality, society, country, civilization and other concepts. It is a book that requires people with certain life experiences to understand some of the concepts in the book. This is a book that needs to be thought about and tasted. In fact, it is not suitable for young people under the age of 25 to read, so I suggest that friends who like cool stories about killing people, grabbing treasures, upgrading and showing off should avoid it.

I don't understand, how can the leader regress? Such a magical book could be written in 2008. . But the subsequent books no longer have this flavor. . . Confused. . .

Even today, when I read it, it is still much better than most of the books I have read now. The title and content, the conciseness of the text, and the storytelling are all great. Unfortunately, the author is old and can no longer write.

It's been three times. Among all the current novels about martial arts or immortality in the future interstellar era, this book is the most descriptive of society. It's already in the interstellar era, there is still a feudal monarchy, the social environment is still the same as the underworld, and the protagonist makes a living in the garbage dump. It only has a layer of interstellar skin.

I think this book is a divine book. Firstly, "Theory of Choice" is a good criterion for judging, Secondly, this poem about saving the world has sublimated the ambition! ! ! The third is to acknowledge the greatness of humanity and its existence in all heavens and all realms, The fourth is to elaborate on merits and virtues

How many times have you brushed? Have no idea! I thought about it and watched it again after a while!

The daily life of "Humane Paradise" brought me a lot of emotions, but to my surprise, I saw a common core emotion in a book. This may have a lot to do with the writing style and writing style. I hope everyone can read "Leaping the Bubble Era".

A good book is a book that contains the truth and needs to be updated and updated.

Although it is an old book, this kind of narrative method and plot arrangement would not have been appreciated even ten years ago! There are more than a dozen girls appearing in dozens of chapters, all of them are beautiful, each of them has extraordinary talents, and the protagonist has a bit of lust for all the girls! Most of the great novels have no heroine, only one heroine, or very few female plots. Relying on describing various beauties to attract readers only shows that the novel has little content and is also offensive. Just my personal opinion, maybe someone will like it!

The emperor's responsibilities, obligations and qualities are all very important.

I think Humane Heaven is a masterpiece that cannot be surpassed by the leader. It even has strong thoughts and enlightenment on the real society. With the development of artificial intelligence and a series of technologies, what is the meaning of human survival in the future? What changes have occurred in human social structures and organizational forms? This book gives a lot to explore and think about.

Human civilization is standing at a dangerous crossroads. Our similarities with ancient civilizations such as the Maya and Mesopotamia are far beyond imagination. These once glorious civilizations perished due to ecological collapse caused by over-exploitation of natural resources, and modern industrial civilization is repeating the same fatal pattern with more advanced technology and a larger scale. From the chip factories in Arizona to the farmland of the Indo-Gangetic plains, from the thermal domes of Delhi to the genetically modified soybean fields of the Netherlands, the double stranglehold of freshwater and soil is threatening the survival of modern civilization with unprecedented intensity. What is worrying is that the logic of capital and technological superstition are driving us into a deeper ecological blind spot. The disconnected understanding of the "water-soil symbiotic relationship" may be the most dangerous weakness of civilization. 1. Three fatal patterns of the demise of civilization: ecological reincarnation from ancient times to the present The collapse of ancient civilizations is often closely related to the over-exploitation of water and land resources. These patterns are reappearing in new forms in the contemporary era. The "forest strangulation" model of the Mayan civilization reveals how deforestation led to the collapse of civilization by changing the water cycle system. Archaeological evidence from the Yucatan Peninsula shows that the Maya burned and cleared forests to clear land for agriculture, while requiring large quantities of wood to fuel their lime plaster (experts estimate that 20 trees were needed per square meter of urban landscape). This behavior caused 60% of the forest in the area to disappear, which in turn triggered a chain reaction of a sudden drop in annual rainfall of 41%-54% and a drop in humidity of 2%-7%. The reduction of forest cover not only cut off the water conservation capacity, but also caused the red soil to lose vegetation protection. Heavy rain erosion led to the loss of topsoil, and the corn yield dropped sharply by 40%, eventually forming a systemic collapse of "rainforest loss-drought-soil infertility". Modern climate models confirm that deforestation has reduced precipitation in the region by 5%-15%, accelerating the demise of civilization. The central lowlands of the Yucatan Peninsula were abandoned, a large number of Maya cities were reduced to ruins, and 15 million people disappeared due to ecological collapse. The "soil cancer" model in Mesopotamia shows how irrigated agriculture can lead to land salinization due to a lack of scientific management. The Sumerians relied on irrigation from the Euphrates and Tigris rivers to develop agriculture, but the soil in the two river basins itself contains exchangeable sodium ions and salts. The ancient Sumerians only knew how to water, but they did not know that the salt must be filtered and excreted with sufficient water. Excessive surface water seeps into the groundwater, and the saline groundwater level rises, invading the surface layer under capillary action, and salinizing the land. Archaeological documents (such as clay tablets) record the proportion of land salinization, up to 100%. As salinization intensifies, wheat with weak salt tolerance is gradually replaced by barley with stronger salt tolerance, but barley yields also decrease year by year. Documents unearthed in Gilsu indicate that the barley yield per hectare was 2,537 kilograms in 2400 BC, which dropped to 1,460 kilograms in 2100 BC, and to 897 kilograms in 1600 BC. Eventually, the Sumerians were forced to move north and the center of civilization shifted, leading to the collapse of the agricultural economy in the entire Sumerian region. Today, Iraq has become the second largest wheat importer in the Middle East, with imported wheat accounting for 60%-70% of total demand, confirming the long-term impact of this ecological collapse. The "groundwater black hole + soil poisoning" model of modern industry presents a more complex destruction mechanism. 20 Wafer fabs in Arizona, USA, pump out 2.4 Billion tons of groundwater every year (equivalent to three West Lakes). At the same time, fluoride and heavy metals in semiconductor wastewater seep into the ground, causing the lead content in the surrounding 50 kilometers to exceed the standard by three times. Due to the misuse of pesticides and fertilizers in the Ganges River in India, 19% of arable land has "enrichment of soil antibiotic resistance genes", and crops have reduced yields by 18% after absorbing toxic substances, forming a vicious cycle of "over-exploitation of groundwater - sewage infiltration - soil canceration". What is even more hidden is that if the ion exchange resin used in the preparation of ultrapure water is not handled properly, it will release sulfonic acids, causing the soil pH to drop from 7.0 To 5.5 Within 5 years, which is equivalent to "chronic poisoning" of the land. These modern technologies may seem advanced, but in fact they are creating a more serious ecological crisis than in ancient times. 2. The triple death trap of modern civilization: the coordinated failure of technology, institutions and cognition The water and soil crisis faced by modern civilization is far from comparable to that of ancient times. Its complexity lies in the coordinated failure of technical efficiency, institutional design and cognitive framework. The "water-carbon-soil knot" in the chip industry is a typical manifestation of the technical efficiency trap. Producing one 12nm chip requires 30 liters of ultrapure water, while producing 1,000 gallons of ultrapure water requires 1,400 to 1,600 gallons of municipal water. The new factory built by TSMC, the world's largest chip manufacturer, in Phoenix, Arizona, consumes 4.75 Million gallons of water per day and requires 46 billion gallons of water annually, which is equivalent to the annual water consumption of Hong Kong with a population of 7.5 Million. At the same time, fluoride-containing wastewater produced by chip manufacturing (for example, 200,000 tons of wafer fabs in Arizona are discharged annually) pollutes the soil, causing the hardening rate to double. What's even more deadly is that the ion exchange resin used in the preparation of ultrapure water may release sulfonic acids, causing soil acidification. This "devil's deal" accelerates technological progress and ecological destruction simultaneously, creating systemic risks that are difficult to reverse. The "disaster of the commons" caused by institutional design is the second death trap faced by modern civilization. Private well drilling in Punjab, India, has led to groundwater funnels reaching a depth of 300 meters, and there is no legal restriction on agricultural pollution. The state uses 1.2 Million tons of chemical fertilizers every year, only 20% of which is absorbed by crops. The remainder erodes the aquifer with seepage water, destroys the soil aggregate structure, and reduces water retention capacity by 35%. Global soil governance also faces an "institutional vacuum". After eight years of implementation of the United Nations' Global Soil Partnership, only 19 countries have enacted soil pollution prevention and control laws. In cadmium-polluted areas where "poisonous rice incidents" occur frequently in China, 40% of land plots continue to be cultivated due to high repair costs (more than 20,000 yuan per mu). This institutional lag makes the soil crisis harder to hold accountable than water pollution, and the double betrayal of capital further exacerbates the crisis. For example, while hyping "water rights futures", the Freshwater Investment Company promoted water-intensive genetically modified rice to Indian farmers, resulting in groundwater arsenic in Tamil Nadu exceeding the standard by three times and soil remediation costs reaching 10 times the revenue from planting. The "growth cancer" of cognitive framework is the third fatal trap. Globally, 12 billion tons of topsoil are lost due to erosion every year (equivalent to the area of ​​France), but it is regarded as "natural loss" and is not included in the economic cost. Brazil converted deforestation areas in the Amazon rainforest into soybean fields. Although its GDP increased by 3%, the fertility of its red soil lost 60% after five years, forcing it to invest more in chemical fertilizers, creating a suicidal growth pattern of "deforestation-land fertility decline-chemical dependence". This "ecological cataract" of GDP doctrine causes policymakers to ignore the true value of water and land resources, while the "water and soil paradox" of technological superstition further deepens this blind spot. For example, the "salt-tolerant genetically modified wheat" promoted by the United States Department of Agriculture requires 20% more water than traditional varieties. Trial planting in California's Central Valley caused the groundwater level to drop by another 1.5 Meters, exposing the decision-making flaw of technocratic supremacy that ignores system balance. 3. The scientific mechanism of water and soil crisis: systemic destruction beyond appearances The scientific mechanism of water and soil destruction is far more complex than the superficial phenomenon, and its impact is often cross-regional and cross-generational. The "climate fast-forward button" of energy overdraft accelerates the collapse of the water and soil systems. The melting of Arctic sea ice leads to the degradation of permafrost, and the release of CO₂ intensifies the greenhouse effect. At the same time, heavy metals such as mercury in the permafrost seep into rivers. Monitoring in 2025 shows that soil mercury content in the Great Lakes Basin of North America has increased by 22%, directly threatening the root development of wheat and corn. This "climate fast forward" accelerates the originally slow ecological degradation process and creates a more serious chain reaction. The "genetic scissors" of species hegemony have destroyed soil biodiversity, which is the key to maintaining soil health. The "genetic dictatorship" of modern agriculture has led to the disappearance of 75% of the world's crop varieties, while monoculture cultivation has destroyed the soil microbial network. A Dutch study found that the number of nitrogen-fixing bacteria in genetically modified soybean fields was 65% lower than that in traditional farmland, forcing farmers to double the application of chemical fertilizers, forming a deadlock of "soil degradation and chemical fertilizer dependence."                 2025，15%""，40% These data indicate that the intensification and monoculture of modern agriculture are weakening soil's ability to repair itself, making it more vulnerable to threats from pollution and degradation. The "thermal dome cage" of urbanization aggravates soil degradation by changing the microclimate. In Delhi, due to high temperature and power outage in 2024, the sewage treatment plant was shut down. 500,000 Acres of farmland along the Yamuna River were irrigated by sewage containing heavy metals, and the cadmium content in wheat exceeded the legal limit by three times. The urban heat island effect accelerates soil degradation by increasing temperature and reducing soil moisture. Empirical studies show that when the intensity of urban heat islands increases, plants may not only be subject to high temperature stress, but also drought stress. The reduction in surface evaporation will increase the risk of waterlogging. At the same time, the activity of soil microorganisms will decrease, and the self-repair ability will weaken. This transmission chain of "urban diseases-soil pollution-food security" shows that urbanization is not a process independent of natural systems, but an ecological process closely connected with water and soil health. 4. The decision-making blind spot of the water and soil crisis: the conflict between capital logic and ecological responsibility The decision-making blind spot of the water and soil crisis stems from the fundamental conflict between capital logic and ecological responsibility. Arizona's groundwater funnel is swallowing up the future of the chip industry, while policymakers choose to cover up groundwater depletion with desalination plants and soil degradation with fertilizer subsidies. This "drinking poison to quench thirst" strategy ignores the integrity of the soil and water system and puts short-term economic interests above long-term ecological security. Capital creates greater crises in crises. For example, Freshwater Investment Company is hyping "water rights futures" while promoting water-intensive genetically modified rice to Indian farmers, exacerbating water shortages and soil pollution. The "water and soil paradox" of technological superstition also puts decision-making into a blind spot. The "salt-tolerant genetically modified wheat" promoted by the USDA in 2025 requires 20% more water, which is obviously unsustainable in water-stressed areas such as California's Central Valley. The water system around South Korea's semiconductor manufacturing plants is seriously polluted, which has led to environmental violations, but technology-first thinking has caused policymakers to ignore the systemic risks of pollution. This disconnected understanding of the "water-soil symbiotic relationship" may be the most dangerous weakness of civilization. As Matthew Lachinet, professor of earth sciences at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, said: "Humans are affecting the climate, we are making it warmer, and Central America is expected to become drier. We may eventually suffer a double whammy of drought." The blind spot in decision-making is also reflected in the serious underestimation of the value of water and land. The global annual loss of 12 billion tons of topsoil is regarded as "natural loss", and the cost of soil restoration is as high as 20,000 yuan per mu, but it has been postponed or abandoned due to economic considerations. This "lack of ecological ledger" prevents decision-makers from truly assessing the true value of water and land resources and formulating reasonable conservation strategies. Although the Netherlands' nitrogen emission reduction policy aims to protect the environment, by acquiring farms and limiting livestock density, it has significantly increased agricultural costs, forming a binary opposition between "environmental protection and economic development". These cases show that the ultimate secret to the survival of civilization lies not in a single breakthrough in technology or system, but in a deep understanding and systematic protection of the symbiotic relationship between water and soil. 5. Anti-screening rules for the survival of civilization: the successful practice of collaborative water and soil governance Despite facing severe challenges, some areas have explored successful experiences in collaborative governance of soil and water, providing a possible path for the survival of civilization. China's "Yellow River Ecological Ledger" model incorporates soil erosion modulus into the assessment system and institutionalizes soil and water protection. Ningxia's Yellow River Diversion Irrigation District has used hidden pipes to discharge salt (a total of 628 kilometers of field drainage hidden pipes have been laid) and organic fertilizers have been returned to the fields (a cumulative organic fertilizer promotion demonstration area of ​​265,000 acres) has reduced salinized cultivated land by 22% within 5 years, and at the same time, the salinity of groundwater has dropped by 15%. This practice proves that co-management of water and soil can reverse the spiral of degradation. The results of saline-alkali land control in Shizuishan City are particularly remarkable. Since 2019, through technologies such as underground pipe drainage, photovoltaic pumping stations, water conservation and salt control, non-salinized cultivated land has increased by 4.85%, The conversion of severely saline-alkali land into moderate saline-alkali land has increased by 0.56%, And heavily saline-alkali cultivated land has decreased by 1.90%. These data demonstrate that scientific soil and water management techniques can effectively improve soil health and ensure sustainable use of water resources. The Dutch "Soil-Water Bank" model achieves soil and water protection through market mechanisms. Although the policy directly named "soil-water banking" has not found a clear basis in the Netherlands, the Dutch nitrogen emission reduction policy and agricultural subsidy reform show similar ideas. The Dutch government combines nitrogen emission restrictions with land use management by acquiring highly polluting farms (such as the European Union's allocation of US$1.47 Billion in 2023 to close some farms). The central government formulates a round of national water planning and national water management and development plans every six years, emphasizing the forward-looking and sustainability of land use planning, fully understanding climate change, natural environment and urban space systems before planning, and focusing on the consideration of ecological and diverse integration goals. Although this synergistic mechanism of "water saving-soil protection-increasing production" is not directly called a "water bank", its operating principle is similar to water rights trading. By restricting the use of chemical fertilizers in exchange for water rights, soil protection and water resources management are unified. International experience also provides important inspiration. The EU allocates 25% of its direct payment budget to ecological programs through the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), requires member states to set soil protection standards (such as minimum soil coverage), and uses carbon farming payments to incentivize farmers to implement sustainable agricultural practices. In the management of Lake Biwa, Japan has adopted pollutant emission standards that are stricter than those in the country. Through supporting regulations and policy support such as the Soil Pollution Prevention and Control Act, Japan has achieved significant improvements in the agricultural environment and water source environment. These cases show that collaborative water and soil governance requires an organic combination of institutional innovation, technology application and public participation, rather than a simple stacking of single measures.

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I think Humane Heaven is a masterpiece that cannot be surpassed by the leader. It even has strong thoughts and enlightenment on the real society. With the development of artificial intelligence and a series of technologies, what is the meaning of human survival in the future? What changes have occurred in human social structures and organizational forms? This book gives a lot to explore and think about.