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What is the spirituality of words? It is mysterious, but it exists. This book should be regarded as a classic of Internet literature. There are no strong twists and turns before and after, but it is not boring even though it is plain, and it is not abrupt even when it is violent. It is as indifferent as water but does not lose its mellowness. It is completely different from the style of current Internet novels, and has a touch of a true classic. I think this is the spirituality of words. It is true that the author's writing style is still slightly inferior to those of the real masters, and he cannot attract readers with complete trivia, but he has taken a big step on this road. In fact, I don't like the author's "Primitive War Chronicles" very much, but I do recommend this book.

The non-routine within the routine, the non-template within the template. If we only look at the technique, "One Thought of Eternity" is just a slap in the face and pretentiousness. The protagonist has everything going smoothly, and many of his achievements are due to his talent or aura as the protagonist, so it is not a masterpiece. But Ergen is able to write new ideas in clichés: "Others who play the dungeon will escape death, but I play the dungeon and others will escape death." "Others' elixirs are auspicious, but my elixirs are unexpectedly coming one after another." With just two chapters a day, you may have already guessed the plot development, but when you actually see Er Gen's writing, you still can't help but laugh out loud. As the saying goes, laughter, anger and scolding have their own way of doing things. Now some people in the book review section speculate that Bai Xiaochun is the ancestor of Cangmang, a child who will not grow up and may eventually become the most tragic character in the Ergen series. If so, the purpose of this book will be even higher. However, it is difficult to distinguish between true and false, and more people hope that Bai Xiaochun can really continue like this as a child, a little genius, a little scheming, and a little shameless, instead of having nowhere to live in the vast world.

From the standard of general compositions, I Eat Tomatoes does not meet the definition of a "good composition". It has shortcomings such as lack of language and insufficient emotional richness. But. . . Why do you want to watch Swallowed Starry Sky again? This book has a grand layout. It can be said to be the most grand layout I have ever seen in a book, and the plot is also relatively compact. It is difficult to say that this kind of book has any shining points, but the overall work is grand and attractive, and it is very clever in plot processing and layout. Now write it down on the book list for your reference.

You traveled back in time to ancient times. Your mother left you a servant who was too cold to be human, and a box that was too hard to be true. However, as time goes by, You discover that the servants are battle droids. Inside the box is an M82A1. You are not alone. What did that woman named Ye Qingmei do? What is the truth of history? Why did your "father" not hesitate to act as an orphan of the Zhao family, and why did the number one spy not hesitate to sacrifice everything for your mother? The book "Mao Ni" is free to read during the limited time limit. The concept itself is very novel, especially the "double penetration" setting which adds a lot of variables to the whole book. The shortcoming is that Mao Ni's writing style always makes me feel that I am scratching my head. In many places, the emotions are not strong enough, and it feels like something is stuck in my throat. Still worth a look though.

This book can be called a magical version of "Does God Play Dice". It uses magical techniques to tell the process from the perfection of classical electrodynamics to the rise of modern quantum mechanics, as well as the struggle between scientific humanity and religious belief. The topic selection is novel, bold, and unexpectedly grand and interesting. For people who don't know anything about it, this book is a novel about the protagonist cheating and reaching the peak of his life. It also has a small amount of science popularization. For people who know a little about history or the history of physics, its depth allows us to get a glimpse of the struggle of the people at the bottom under religious rule, people's yearning for natural cognition (including materialistic science and idealistic theology), and a world that is very friendly to scientists. When I read this book, I felt very excited about it. Coupled with my love for physics, I now pursue physics research as my ambition. What I find most irritating in the whole book is the scene where the protagonist uses general relativity to perfect the theory of gravity when "Newton" questions science. When he is discouraged, it works perfectly when paired with "fate", and the humanistic significance exists in the beginning and the extra chapter, looking at the struggles of the bottom characters and the struggle between religion and science in the early dark ages. The author also has a complete book "The Lord of One Life", which draws on many people's complaints that the book is too difficult after it reaches the post-quantum period. However, although that book changed the perspective of martial arts, in fact, it is more difficult to delve into the principles of physics. It contains a lot of causality and the concept of time and space in the two realms of "legend" and "the other side". If you have a college physics education and think you have not forgotten it, you can read this book, otherwise I recommend reading "One Life". In particular, it is very difficult for the latter to write new ideas for Infinite Flow (of course Infinite Flow is not the main line, but only the early stage, and there is a deep conspiracy behind Infinite Flow itself, so don't worry if you don't like Infinite Flow)