True Knowledge: the Unity of Knowledge and Action (Scientific and Extraordinary)

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. It is a must-read for fans of imaginative settings. It tells a story in which the protagonist can be reincarnated indefinitely after death and accumulate knowledge about various worlds to become stronger. Objectively speaking, the nature of this book is a bit subtle. It is definitely not a novel for a novice. The opening plot can depress a novice to death. But I can't say it's Lao Baiwen. The power system deconstruction setting looks fancy, but in fact it's still the same as what I was thinking about. I can only say that it is a work of imagination for the time being. If you can accept this idea of ​​​​imagination and don't go into too many details, you can watch it. The author's idea, in a nutshell, is to use scientific theories - at least it looks like science if it is not true - to explain the power system of each world, and integrate it. While working hard to become stronger, it is also changing the style of each world, with a certain farming element. If you are a reader who has read books such as "Little Butterfly on the Plane" and "Battle at the Wellhead" before, you should be more interested in this idea. Then, in the later stages of each world, the plot after the protagonist's influence spreads has some traces of illicit stuff, which may make some readers murmur. Fortunately, this aspect is not serious. The author is self-aware and does not deliberately write about the evolution of the system. Most of them just briefly mention it. He is not the kind of author who crazily exports private goods.

I haven't read it yet, but I heard it's of this type. I'll hang on to it for now. I'll look back and change the recommendation.

The truth-seeking content is slightly lower, and it is a bit too talkative. But overall, he can be regarded as a representative figure of scientific excellence in the pursuit of truth. Dr. Chen is also

A post-apocalyptic human body evolution story, based on biological knowledge to deduce the power system, low martial arts level, but it can be regarded as serious science fiction - the relevant settings are found in the work.

The cultivation world develops industry, wholesales psychic weapons, etc. The small number of people in the base is a logical flaw

. In the world of cultivating immortals, the protagonist walks into the world of immortality, that is, the way of cultivating immortals through studying objects, a story of extraordinary science. Yanzhe, the profession of making dolls and mechanical machines, can be understood in this book as the way of studying things and cultivating immortals. It is a new path in the world of immortality and competes with traditional immortality practitioners for the right to speak. I won't go into details about the setting. Anyway, it follows a scientific and extraordinary idea. Everything is the evolution of Tao Qi, so there is no need to stick to external objects. Spiritual roots can be synthesized, golden elixirs can be made, Yuanying can be replaced, and so on. If you are a fan of scientific immortality, or want to read immortality novels that are different from traditional immortality novels, you can give it a try. The main problem is that the author has a strong desire to export value. He really believes that studying things and cultivating immortality is the right way, so he wrote this book. As shown in the article, he denounces the traditional method of cultivating immortals as heretics, looks down on heretics from the bottom of his heart, and believes that the so-called great power of traditional cultivation of immortals is attributed to himself, which is a complete fallacy. For readers with traditional supernatural concepts, this book is not friendly and should be read with caution. Even if you are really attracted by the new ideas in the early stage, you will probably not be able to stand it when the protagonist changes his head later (the head is chopped off and placed on a mechanical body). In addition to the shortcomings in terms of three views and brain waves, the main problem is that the plot is dull and lacks contradictions. The style set by Yanzhe is not presented very vividly in the end - in a word, it is a bit superficial.

A fantasy world, starting from farming. In a world where only macroscopic physics are similar and microscopic physical laws are different, develop distinctive civilized industries

. The extraordinary oriental fantasy world, or a fantasy version of the earth, is a story in which countries compete with each other for their magic, and then the protagonist advances in technology and farms and suppresses them all. The ability system of this book is very interesting. It is based on the alchemy setting of Bagua. As for the ability systems of other countries, I personally think it is quite satisfactory. And because the abilities and powers in this book are based on spiritual cognition, the protagonist engages in education and technology to let the natives of other worlds see the power of farming. The conflict in the plot that advances the plot falls on the dispute between humans and monsters, just like the prejudice against witches in human society in the author's previous work. Regarding the dispute between humans and monsters, I actually think there is nothing wrong with the government's approach. After all, people who are not of my race must have different minds. Of course, the author later threw away the setting and said that demons are human mutations, that is, demons are not aliens, so it doesn't matter if they want equal rights for humans and demons. Anyway, the author's setting is the biggest. As for the plot of this book, I personally don't think there's anything wrong with it in the early and middle stages. It's just that because of the author's previous works, my expectations for reading this book were a bit too high. So after reading the book, I was a little disappointed with the farming and climbing technology that was quite satisfactory and lacked interesting details. There was no particularly eye-catching highlight. In the later stage, it is probably the author's old problem. The setting is too expanded, and I want to write a large-scale story, but my own writing skills cannot control it, and it often ends in an anticlimactic manner, and I can only wrap up the story hastily. In addition, the character of the protagonist is not very tenable. He is mature and naive at one time, and he is also a little too idealistic and thinks too beautifully. On the contrary, it gave me a sense of unreliability as if I could just eat meat.

The story of all schools of scientific knowledge being magically transformed into the modern method of cultivating immortals. It was a bit self-indulgent in the early stage, but it was written seriously later on, and the logic is basically self-consistent.

. In the future cyber era, the story of Wu Zu crawling out of the garbage heap to fight for another life. First of all, this book combines programming and martial arts in Cyber ​​Martial Arts. It trains muscles, bones and skin on the outside (to transform the cybernetic body), and one breath on the inside (to practice programming technology). It can be said to be an eye-opener for the mind. The theory and logic are at least generally self-consistent, which is very interesting. In fact, if you really want to talk about it, the combination of cyberspace and martial arts is still a bit forced, and in the eyes of some readers, it will inevitably appear stiff. But these settings are just foreign affairs. The main content of this book is the oppression of the upper class and the resistance of the lower class. It integrates the spirit of cyber resistance with the traditional martial arts spirit, and writes a spirit. Therefore, what this book actually examines is whether it matches the author's brainwaves. If you catch the brain waves, touch the author's spirit of drawing a sword toward the sky, and feel that it suits your appetite, you will naturally be able to immerse yourself in reading and ignore the objective shortcomings of this book. If you can't keep up with brain waves, it's easy to get hung up on the shortcomings of this book. After all, this book does have some shortcomings. For example, whether the writing is long-winded and popular science, or whether it is folk science popular science, etc. Professional readers think that science popularization hides poison, while casual readers think that science popularization is too thorough and is indeed not friendly enough in terms of universality. Moreover, the setting is also a bit overwhelming, resulting in a poor plot rhythm. Or it can be summed up as the author's limited writing power. In short, if this book only has an ordinary background and world view, its quality may be comparable to dry food. But fortunately, the author has written personal characteristics and a spiritual core that ordinary works simply do not have. As long as it matches the brain waves, this book can be called a masterpiece for some readers.

It's not extraordinary, it's a group article about farming, but in terms of establishing an industrial system, this book left the deepest impression on me.

In the fantasy world of industrial technology, witches' witchcraft is the strongest means of production.

. This book opens up extraordinary scientific ideas and can be said to open a new chapter in online writing. Coupled with the fact that the quality of the plot itself is not bad, this book, which was first published in 2013, is still a classic. Before the release of this book, there were scattered novels that combined scientific elements, but this book formed a system and completely opened up the online literary circle to use science to prove extraordinary ideas. It's a long story about the specific interlocking settings of this book, so I can only briefly mention them here: In the book, the author integrates the knowledge of physics, chemistry, mathematics, etc. Into the power system called arcana in the book without any rigidity at all. The process of arcanists exploring the truth of the world is like the process of scientists exploring the truth. In fact, the process of reading this book is vaguely like reviewing the history of earth science. From a macro perspective, the historical significance of "Arcane Throne" lies in the fact that it has created an unprecedented possibility for the power system in the online literary circle. That is to say, in the environment of a power system that blindly seeks mystery and relies exclusively on boasting, it has opened up the idea of ​​​​seeking truth and pragmatism with scientific knowledge as the core, and moving from science to fantasy. Building a power system based on this scientific and extraordinary thinking, whether it is immortality or magic, is just an appearance. Of course, this brand-new view of the power system requires the author himself to have certain scientific literacy, so it has not and indeed is unlikely to become a mainstream setting and fail to form a stable new genre. However, this kind of scientific and extraordinary thinking has more or less influenced some authors. Although it does not form a specific school, it can be regarded as a specific style of painting. There are many examples of this style of painting, and they are relatively systematic, including "Into the Cultivation of Immortality", "Let That Witch Go", and "Little Butterfly on the Plane". In addition, there are also many books that may not be very systematic, but the authors also consciously quote some scientific knowledge or theories to add "credibility" to their settings. Therefore, it can be said that "Arcane Throne" is a classic that is still timeless. Although it is written in the middle of the industry, and the techniques and plot are not bad at the upper-middle level, the most important thing is its setting, which has the historical significance of opening a new chapter and a new era of online literature.