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Innovative Writing The archival style inherited from Kuqiqi's previous book "Aoba Supernatural Agency" has been successfully carried forward here, but it has just become a so-called contribution style. But in terms of sheer weirdness, this book goes even further than its predecessor. Because there is no "protagonist" in the absolute sense, no "causes and consequences" that must be written as a complete story, and there is no "secular truth" that good and evil are rewarded in a causal cycle. There are only those supernatural shadows that are born for no reason and can cause harm to people and "me" without any reason. They just exist naturally, as if they don't need any reason. Beyond the logical scope that ordinary people can understand, such a vast and chaotic unknown will bring about the deepest fear in human beings' instincts. This is the embodiment of classic Luo-style terrorism in modern literature. Creators and fans call this form "new weird stories". A common method of creating new ghost stories is to use the inability to justify oneself as a means of creating atmosphere, artificially dividing logic to create a blank space that is terrifying to think about, denying "understanding" or even completely destroying the possibility of readers trying to "understand". Skip the explanation and foreshadowing, and directly give cruel and unacceptable results. This kind of narrative that violates conventional logic has become the biggest attraction of new ghost talk literature, and it is also the source of its magic power to attract all living beings. --Indescribable, the unknown is fear, and fear is pleasure. Let the mind approach the edge of rationality with incomprehensible cause and effect, and glimpse the barbarism and absurdity behind science in the cracks of daily life, taboo and fascinating. The trembling sensation at that moment was like a bitter and addictive toxin. Perhaps this... Is the spiritual enjoyment that horror and supernatural works can bring us. Returning to the work itself, the unclear framework of "New Strange Tales" alone is not enough to fully introduce the charm of this book. Although there is no protagonist in the traditional sense, probably for the sake of the reader's reading experience - or maybe because the author has a grudge against someone named Li Yun - this book still has a "protagonist", and his name is Li Yun. Why should I use TA? Because Li Yun is just a name, a character name that appears in every small unit drama and is eventually tragically dropped. But the person represented by this name is not the same person, and may even have changed gender after a plot. Every Li Yun is a victim of strange stories. When the next strange story appears, a new Li Yun will be killed. I have no way of knowing whether there is a deep meaning behind this name, but... He is really miserable! So that's it. A scene, a victim, an urban legend that seems to have no beginning or end. "Weird Stories" is such a collection of strange stories connected one after another. This is New Ghost Stories, a horror fantasy based on the real world under modern thinking. I still have no way of knowing where the New Kaidan Movement will go. It may become a monument of the times like the New Wave of Science Fiction movement, or it may be replaced by new changes... Ha, who knew? Anyway, just watch. So I sincerely recommend this work to you. --Feel the fear and witness history.

Innovative Writing Why do we write novels? To create reality. Set up a world, create some characters, tell a story, and make the audience believe for a moment that it's true. Using fantasy to depict reality and letting true feelings touch people's hearts, this may be the highest realm of novels. But it can only be written like this, and it can only let readers see this fictional "real world". Isn't it too absolute? Thus, "metafiction" was born. This is a peculiar narrative phenomenon that emerged from postmodernist novels, also known as "meta-narrative" or "meta-fiction." MetaFiction, this is the English meaning and source of the word. The "meta" (meta) is a Greek word, used as a prefix, indicating the order of "after...", With the meaning of ending, induction, and summary, and finally developed to mean "original", "law", and "system". Therefore, "metafiction" can probably be forcibly interpreted to mean "after the novel", "the end of the novel", and "the origin of the novel". And this type of works does have a similar meaning. If a novel in the conventional sense is to fictionalize a story and give readers a sense of reality as much as possible to believe and immerse themselves in the story, then metafiction is exactly the opposite. Write a novel about how to write a story, write the story of how the novel was created, and write the process of "writing" and the "author" itself into the book. This is metafiction. To put it bluntly, when writing metafiction, we must emphasize the fictional nature of the novel itself and let readers understand that what they are reading is a novel and that it is being written. What's more, it is necessary to let the characters in the book know that they are in the narrative of the novel, or let the author walk into the book and point out, and use this to start a "breaking frame" type of interaction. "Breaking frame" is the basic quality of metafiction. It can be said that as long as the book has the characteristics of "breaking the frame", "breaking the box" and "describing narrative", it can be called metafiction. This narrative technique seems to give the character an independent life, making the character escape from the author's control and become a brand new individual with self-awareness. For example, "Infinite Horror", the initial work of Infinite Flow, involves the "box theory" in the later period. The characters' discussion of their own existence and the idea of ​​​​breaking through to a higher level are a manifestation of "meta-fiction". Another example is a common ending (eunuch?) Method that was common several years ago (in fact, it is still available now) - letting the protagonist in the book travel into the real world and kill the author. This is also a kind of "meta-fiction". So, while this concept may sound foreign, we may have seen it before. Break the fourth wall and have the characters blatantly reveal the fictional nature of the work. Let fiction and reality intersect, let the characters "come alive" and let the author come to the forefront. This is "yuan". This is a metafiction. I'm done.

Innovative Writing Everyone who has read it knows that "Light, Short, Loose" is a collection of short stories. Except for the series, there is no connection between each story - but it does not rule out that the author may be playing a big game..._(:Зゝ∠)_ The author marked it as "semi-science fiction" in the introduction, so I went to read it. Leaving aside those fables that I think are pretty good, the first two are what really attracted me. I won't spoil the details of "The Man Who Knows Himself" and "The Will of Dystopia". Interested readers can click to read them. The most outstanding thing about "The Man Who Knew Himself" is its unexpected and reasonable ending, which is foreshadowed all the way and fully revealed in the last sentence, completely beyond the readers' imagination. The effect of such a reversal is amazing. At least as soon as I came here, this article aroused my desire to continue reading-I want to see what else the author can write. In comparison, the twist in the following "Dystopian Will" may not be so shocking, but it completely pierced my heart. Cognition and reality are inverted. When an ordinary person accidentally discovers the truth of the world, will he choose freedom or be content with the status quo? The author didn't write it out - the protagonist is back in his original position, but we still don't know if his thoughts have changed. Can anyone really resist the desire to explore and live in a falsehood that even he knows? The most frightening thing is to leave it blank, and it will be extremely scary if you think about it carefully. -This is a science fiction thriller. I saw something missing from the entire sci-fi category right now-a reverence for science. Under the impact of the current large volume of science fiction online articles, human beings have become proud - this does not refer to human beings in reality, but to the "human" group in most science fiction articles describing future scenes. Note: It is science fiction, even soft science fiction with a certain theoretical basis. I will accept it, but those books that write fantasy, magic and fantasy under the guise of science fiction are not included in this list - for example, N Duo's Infinite Flow, which takes the route of martial arts, fairy tales, magic and magic, etc. The birth of the category of science fiction is closely related to "thriller" and "horror", starting from Mary Shelley's "Frankstein", and it can still be perfectly combined today. It can be said that science fiction is mankind's imagination about the future, and in addition to optimistic expectations, such imagination also has lingering fears of the unknown. A science fiction thriller designed to embody the beauty of science and the ultimate fear. Only by being closely integrated with the physical world of our existence can we experience the most real fear from the story. The greatest danger to mankind comes from the world we live in, but we cannot escape. Every step we take to explore the world is heading towards the abyss. In the infinite time in the future, the truth of the world may break through containment at any time and enter the public's field of vision. And then, what will happen to mankind's carefully continued survival...? Behind the truth, is it rebirth or destruction? Everything is unknown and cannot be known. So, there is only fear.

Challenge Reading The magic-modified fusion world of SCP Jaxulu. The taste is strange and the painting style is absurd. The author has successfully inserted a lot of jokes into the article that are obviously memes, but I just don't know which memes he wrote... It was inserted without any sense of disobedience. Probably a psychosis. Well, probably. But underneath the absurd narrative, the setting of the world background is too serious and detailed, to the point where I had to look up information while reading. So it's normal to not be able to see it. It's normal to not be able to read it but to think this book is awesome. The book's segmentation is extremely reader-unfriendly and arbitrary, and the male protagonist's name is "Super Bald Man." Yes, you read that right, it's called "Super Bald Man"! Damn, if I hadn't come into contact with "Lobotomy Company" relatively late, I would have suspected whether the author had some ulterior deal with the Moon Project... But I have to say-- Baldness – so – awesome! The number of hair is inversely proportional to combat effectiveness. This is the truth of the world! Invincible flow! I am invincible! --"I became bald and stronger." And it is very bold (seeking death? Or just trying to trick readers?) And uses multiple timelines to parallel narrative. The time display in front of each story is very essential, but this method of disrupting the timing not only creates suspense, but also eliminates almost all readers without thinking. Because I can't understand it at all! Of course, even with a brain, you may not be able to understand... Anyway, I didn't understand it. If anyone understands it, please tell me what story it is in the comment area_(•̀ω•́ ∠)_

Innovative Writing Perfect writing, a filling vacuum. A truly perfect book does not exist, but we can imagine its existence. And so this book was born. In the name of book reviews, I describe those "fictitious works" that never existed. This is a "virtual book review": facing a book that cannot appear in the real world, imagining its complexity and beauty. This is another form of creation, and this is where the value of virtual book reviews lies: the ability to imagine the greatness and despicability of books that don't exist. So, in this book, you can see: It's a book that doesn't reveal any details and can only guess the content based on other people's reviews. An outline-style book review and a review of fan fiction for the book being reviewed. There is no ending at all, just fragments of my own feelings and pursuit of reading. More thoughts emanating from a certain point and more... Things that don't actually exist. And gibberish that the author himself cannot understand. There is no substance, none of the books reviewed. So you can only imagine. Imagine a vacuum that is described as beautiful. Maybe it doesn't make much sense. But sometimes I also think-- It would be great if such a book existed.