Tales of the Abnormally Human

Zhang Dao, the movie king, and Bai Er actually all live in their own world Zhang Dao wants to become an immortal, but his approach is to integrate ancient and modern times and combine Chinese and Western methods. To outsiders, what he does seems nondescript, but in fact, what he does has some effects (for example, giving Bai Er a drink of fuhua water can increase a bit of good luck). This contrast with traditional Taoist priests gives people a feeling of mental problems. Before the last chapter, Bai Er was always considered a fool, but there were no intrigues and not many bad things in his world. He was easily satisfied as long as he had enough to eat, but when there was something he needed to do, he would always rush to the front. He was the epitome of an "honest person" and a person who had not been stained by the dye vat of society. Not to mention the actor, for him life is like a drama and drama is like life. Rather than living in the world, it is better to say that he lives in every drama. In fact, each of us is an "actor", playing various roles in school, at home, in society, in the same or different corners, from children to parents, from students to people in different positions in society, but we rarely live like an actor. Most of the time, we confuse different identities together, bring the "injustice" suffered in school and work back to the family, and bring some conflicts in the family to work. We cannot be perfect in different "plays" like the actor. So it's happy and it's sad. We actually hope to be people like Zhang Daodao, Best Actor, or even Bai Er, live a happy life, and not care about other people's opinions, so we long for a famous arithmetic shop, with "bad friends" like the Best Actor, Bai Er, and Zhang Daodao, because such a life is definitely not ordinary, but magnificent and full of nonsense. It is a utopia that makes people feel "like a dream". But because of this, the moment you wake up from the dream, you become more worried about gains and losses, and it becomes even more uncomfortable. The erosion of reality and ideals is just like this work. Humor, witty There are always things that make people happy, but they feel "sad" afterwards. But in fact, I think it is not them who are sad, but myself, because I know very well that I cannot be like them. I live a comfortable life in my own world, and have like-minded people (Actor, Bai Er) around me. In this book, whether you like the characters or the characters you hate, they all seem to be really living in this world. Here, you will find that everyone has flaws of one kind or another. They are not saints, or even "protagonists." They are just simple people living in this world, life is short, enjoy themselves in the moment, and every day is full of fun.

From the time I started reading novels in junior high school to college, I have read countless books. In fact, there are many that are rated as masterpieces, and there are also many that in my opinion should be masterpieces but have been buried. In my opinion, "Abnormal Humans" is a buried masterpiece. This book is my favorite book, bar none. However, my funds are limited, so I can't reward you much, so I hope you'll forgive me.

Ever since Brother Long, the tomb robber, was arrested, his level has plummeted. . . What everyone likes is a genius with mental illness, not a mentally ill person who is stupid and stupid. . .

After reading more than 100 chapters, I couldn't hold on anymore. It was good at first, but the more I wrote, the worse it became, and the more I read, the more uncomfortable I became, so I quit!

Sandai, I hope you can read what I wrote. I looked for Weibo. I don't know what your Weibo is called, so I can only leave a message here! Can you write a side story about the love affair between Zhao San and Zhang Da Dao? You can refer to the feelings of the guy from Tomb Raiders Notes and Wu Xie, don't be dirty! I don't know why, but as soon as the role of Zhao San came out, I felt that it matched Zhang Da Dao very well! 🤭I really like the feeling of two people bickering together!

I read this book when I first got into novels. After reading the book reviews, I didn't expect that so many people would think of this novel like me 🙂

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Some people want to show off when they look around. Let's learn from the cases that already exist in this world and criticize them in various ways.

This is the first novel that I have completely finished reading. Others either couldn't stand it after reading it halfway through, or I quit QwQ because I like funny plots.

A monthly pass for more than five million words is quite fantasy.

Last time someone in a car accident asked me to come back and give him a reward, but I couldn't give a reward on my mobile phone. Today, when my computer came back, I immediately went online and gave a reward of 1,000. I don't have much money from my part-time job, but I keep chasing genuine products. Ask for the Dao Dao to give Zhang Ping'an Talisman.

The author, your logic is a bit amazing, although I have only read 8 chapters. I haven't read the rest, but I have collected these 8 chapters. Wait until I can't stand it anymore, then I'll just hide away and don't smear people.

Not to mention, this book is really strange. At first, I thought the protagonist was an expert, and I really thought he was the reincarnation of a heavenly master. But as I read it, I felt something was wrong, and found that he seemed to be just a lucky psycho. Then, I felt something was wrong. He seemed to be a really capable expert, but he was also mentally ill. And at the end, the ending told me that he is really an expert. The great thing about this book is that it deceives even the readers who have a God's perspective, so I am never sure whether the protagonist is a real master or a psychopath. From an expert, to a mentally ill person, to an expert with mental illness, and finally confirmed that he is really an expert.

This book is no worse than Tao Wei Xian. It's a pity that it didn't catch up with the good times.

There are three amazing people in Qidian. One, Zhu Jue, the author has not updated the book, so it can be said that it is out of date. Two, Feng Bujue, the author has finished the book. Please support the new book. Three, Zhang Da Dao, the only strange person who persists, come on, Da Dao! ! Looking forward to the exciting continuation! !

This book is really refreshing that only old bookworms can experience, and it is much better than those in the monthly ticket rankings.

I kept watching and now I specially registered an account to reward. Come on, author. Also, how do I send product reviews on my mobile phone?

After reading more than 170 chapters, it is really boring. They are all about daily life of mental illness. The title of the author's book should be called Abnormal Daily Record, not Abnormal Abnormal Record. There are no abnormal events in more than 170 chapters. It is all his rambling dialogue. I would like to remind readers who clicked in that they can't stand it.

This is a rare black humor novel that looks at our daily world through the eyes of a mentally ill person, essentially a child. Through the differences in the observation of the world between normal people/psychopaths, adults/children, and civilized people/barbarians, it reveals the absurdities that exist in the "real" world but that we are accustomed to. Although this absurdity is covered with various shells that are consistent with logic and common sense, it does not change the essential core of its absurdity. For example: when catching ghosts, the male protagonist is mentally ill, so he regards "ghosts" as real things. However, all the supporting characters around him sneer at ghost hunting, but they firmly believe in it when the matter comes. For example: the little fat guy knows that the male protagonist is mentally ill, but when it comes to catching ghosts, he still "holds the word "learn" given by Zhang Daodao". Whether they are well-informed local tyrants or government officials with superb skills, well-read archeology college students or tomb robbers who are well versed in the rules of the bottom society, there are also a few who are not doubtful about the protagonist's Taoism, or even believe it deeply. Even those who see the loopholes in the hero's "deception" are either brainwashed by the people around them like a pyramid scheme, or are suppressed and unable to express their opinions. Abnormal is a good word to use! In the title, the author does not use the derogatory word mental illness to describe the male protagonist, but uses the ambiguous phrase "abnormal human being" to define the male protagonist. What is abnormal and what is normal? A normal person refers to an adult, a civilized person who is well versed in all kinds of unspoken and explicit rules in society, and has a solid world view and common sense. He is a person who would not use a watermelon knife to chop playing cards in half at the card table, thinking that he was cutting the cards. Although normal people know what a cut card is, to explain it literally, it is also correct to use a watermelon knife to cut it in half. Those who can make such mistakes are children or abnormal humans like savages. The male protagonist is an "abnormal human" who knows little about the world outside the mental hospital. His only knowledge of the world is that he is a fellow abnormal human being and is a TV novel. After that, he escaped from the mental hospital with four high walls and entered the world of normal people. He used the knowledge he gained to deal with problems, just like a barbarian breaking into the civilized world. The various conflicts caused by all kinds of weirdness seemed like a joke. But whose joke is it, us or this abnormal human being?

To be honest, this book is a bit strange. You might say he is a supernatural being. The protagonist cheats money throughout the whole process. You say he is cultivating immortals. There is almost no mention of cultivating immortals. You say it is an urban bar. There are not a few girls in the whole process. You say it is suspenseful.

Seventh Hospital

Those who say that cases of mental illness are all copied by geniuses on the left and madmen on the right. I just want to say that you keep saying that the book is about real cases, that is, they really exist. So why can that book be written but not this one? I have to follow your logic. So in the future, only one media can report a piece of news?

What can I say? Readers who can persist in reading this book must have some mental stability. My scalp was numb after watching the final ending. Dao Dao is no longer crazy and has ascended to heaven. How chaotic will this world be? Is the human-monster reversed? It's a pity that the author stopped writing, and his thoughts are still unfinished.

It was finally finished. When I saw the soaring path and the sentence that ended the book, I really had mixed feelings. It was reasonable and unexpected! I have made a lot of guesses, such as starting over after the Taoist elixir failed, and the movie star's system jumped and appeared to grab the elixir! Idiot Bai Er no longer pretends to be crazy to seize the opportunity, and even thinks of Zhajiang Noodles transforming into a demon! I didn't expect it to be like this. I even thought it was bad! I could write a few hundred more chapters, but Jingfen said he had finished the book a long time ago, but everyone disagreed, so he forced himself to continue writing. For this book, I changed from a pirated reader to a junior VIP at Qidian. Watching Dao Dao transform from a mentally ill prisoner who escaped from the hospital and was ignorant of luck to a rising boss, I feel that he has changed a lot, but he is still the same. Maybe this is the persistence of a psycho! Looking at the picture of the fine book, the Taoist priest with a mean smile has turned into the big hand now that you can't even tell what it is without zooming in! I have to say, thank you for your hard work! Let us see a cheap, lucky, stingy, persistent, and do whatever he wants protagonist! There is no typical upgrade of fighting monsters, no stubborn need to draw a sword to be a partner of justice, no frequent fights between several dark forces, and no novice plot with a serious imbalance of combat power in the later stage that is common in urban literature. I can only say that it is wonderful! 🙂😁

Come back and write a novel similar to this one again. I feel like I don't know whether the male protagonist is a master or a psychopath. Anyway, I am very confused. But I feel like I never stopped laughing while reading this novel. 😂😂😂

Master Zhang has been promoted successfully, but there is a missing legend in the novel world, and he feels indescribable pain in his heart. In order to clear his mind without distractions, I hereby open a post to summarize the characters in the book. If it is not complete, please feel free to add it. First come to Youmingfu F4 Master, Zhang Dadao, Zhang Quandao, a descendant of a certain generation of the Longhu Mountain Celestial Master (suspected to be the reincarnation of the Celestial Master), a senior patient in the Seventh Hospital, the CEO of a famous calculator, the evil nemesis of the Demon City, the consultant of the Demon City police, Director Zhang, a detective, and the chief scooper of the Seven Southern Provinces. His real name is Zhang Guangshao. The best actor, Liu Jiguang, a pretty old man, a versatile professional (except giving birth to children), an actor who was upstaged by director Zhang. Bai Er is a fool, Bai Er, a foodie, a foodie, a yellow scarf warrior, the lover of the buffet owner, a man suspected by the police of committing suicide by eating. Pang Zuodao, Xiao Pang, autistic Pang, invisible Pang, live broadcast Pang, stalking Pang, is Xiao Pang a ghost or something else. Xiao Zhuanfeng is a thin Mongolian dog with a special ability of pretending to be dead. He loves to eat dog meat and will bite himself when he goes crazy. He is a dragon. . . . Zheng Wen, black cat, the only normal species in the entire famous arithmetic house, white tiger. . . . Xiao Xie, forgive the lust, Bai Er fool opens the strange shield, Xuanwu. . . . (The author really died) Zhajiang Noodles, the number one troll in the seven southern provinces, is proficient in blocking words in various languages, Suzaku. . . . Then there are the non-staff members of the famous arithmetic institute Lao Niu, whose full name is unknown, a ghostly bullhead, a frequent visitor to the club, an expert who mastered the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms in the club, and CEO of Northwest Ramen Wu Datou, Wu Datou, was so evil that he wanted to take advantage of the master. In the end, he was really paralyzed. Zhu Xiaozhu, with his own halo of misfortune and full of destructive power, suddenly the world hears about Zhu's color changing. Two gangsters? Red hair, cuckold, was sent to Zhu Xiaozhu's side by Zhang Da Dao to let out his bad luck, but he learned well before the end Personnel related to Zhang Da Dao. . . . . . Master Lu, a humanoid self-propelled weapon, suspected to be the heroine, has a crush on Zhang Da Dao, and has a strong sense of justice. Qiu Mingliu, Wu Liu, Qiu Minli, the official wife Bai Fumei's mistress's friend, the only famous stickman alive in the Demon City at the end.

Buried masterpiece, buried author

Please revise this book carefully and make a TV series, it will become a big hit

In the early stage of Zhang Da Dao, the memory of the reincarnation of the Celestial Master may have been incomplete. Later, the blue pencil was no longer needed. He should have recovered his memory and resumed his Taoism, and started refining alchemy. The blue pencil can detect abnormalities in Tong Sanjin. There is no reason why Lao Niu and Xiao Pang are not found. Many of them are testing. For example, Lao Niu Zhong Nanshan picked up the train and fired a signal gun when catching the six men. Also, when it was about to end, the practice of killing 4 doctors was too coincidental, that is, there was a way to do it, and by the way, he made Lao Niu dance, and kept cheating Lao Niu. Why do you like to cheat Lao Niu so much? You probably already know Lao Niu's identity, but you just don't tell him. If you tell him, his memory may be washed, and he will report it to the underworld. Xiao Pang was sent by Lao Niu to monitor Zhang Da Dao. Lao Niu was from the underworld. Maybe he suspected that Zhang Da Dao had memory problems and was not a serious reincarnation? It is estimated that someone above Zhang Da Dao opened the back door and gave Zhang Da Dao a dream, asking him to keep pretending to be stupid and not letting them know about it and ruining his path to becoming an immortal, and to always be on guard against them. Everyone knows that Zhang Daodao's alchemy is unreliable. It can't be made, it may be barbecued. In the last chapter, he is still testing Xiao Pang. It is not until his figure is illusory that he starts to use his power. What is the thing that Lao Niu took at the end? Is it the gem of misfortune? It seems that it was not thrown into the alchemy furnace. What does Lao Niu's last smile mean? Will Captain and Best Actor wash his memory? Why does Zhang Dadao, who is in his 20s, so good at crushing the best actor and have such a high IQ? Because we have been born in two lives, we are old and treacherous. We know history very well and like to look up history. What are we looking up? Why is there a tadpole story? In the last chapter, the elixir is refined. Xiao Pang sees the elixir becoming a dragon and a tiger. His surname is Zhang. Could he be the reincarnation of Zhang Daoling? Why did the Age of Dharma end and the human world be sealed off? Why did Tong Sanjin tremble in the end? What are assessment scores? Is Xiao Pang's statement about meeting Sima Qian true or false? Why is the mole always guarding the store? What is Zhang DaDa afraid of? I have been testing and pretending from beginning to end, but my impression is that it is unreliable and inconsistent. Is the psychosis real or fake? And where is Zhajiang Noodle Xiao Zhuan Feng Xiao Xie Zheng Daoyou? The ending is pretty good, but why didn't you fill in the holes? There is no follow-up, I might as well write a side story It's such a pity, I can only imagine

This book gives me a feeling that the past is thousands of years old. Regardless of the description in the novel, Zhang Dadao gives me the feeling that it is like a book in itself, real but illusory. The mental hospital is the beginning. As you turn page by page, you will learn about fortune-telling, Feng Shui, making friends, and solving crimes. You have many things, but in the end you abandon them all. There is a feeling that the world is neither true nor false. Most of the descriptions of Zhang Da Dao in this book are about being greedy for money, very greedy, and plucking out feathers. But at the end, he underestimated wealth, didn't care about wealth, and even gave up everything in the end. I have been reading novels for 9 years, and I started reading them in 2016. Almost all novels are very illusory, but this one gave me a very strong sense of reality. There is a sense that the things described in it are real, and sometimes they are true and false, and they are also true. Moreover, most of the things that describe metaphysics are not made up and are well-founded. After reading this novel, it gave me the illusion that it really happened.