Calculating the Future

This is a novel with a unique style, and I personally feel it differs from other science fiction novels. It must be said that this book is quite unique in some aspects. For example, in terms of setting, it's similar to urban fantasy; in terms of language organization, it has a "chuunibyou" (adolescent delusions of grandeur) feel reminiscent of anime. This mix doesn't feel chaotic; instead, it creates a sense of novelty, while also solving the problem of strong stylistic imitation and monotonous writing style found in many works. At the beginning of my reading, I was somewhat confused, even feeling that the beginning lacked focus and the plot sequence was quite chaotic. However, as I persevered, I discovered that the author intentionally arranged it this way, disrupting the normal writing order, not forcing the world-building upon the reader, but deliberately suppressing suspense, keeping the reader guessing until the suspense surfaced, prompting a sigh of surprise, "So that's how the author intentionally arranged it!" After each suspenseful moment, the author's world-building is largely established. The captivating plot subtly deepens the reader's impression of the world-building. Many authors dedicate thousands of words to world-building in their prologues, which I personally can't possibly remember. In contrast, this author considered this and used the plot to establish the world, which I found quite satisfactory. Regarding the setting, at the beginning of the story, the protagonist's combat power is arguably very weak, but this seemingly weak ability makes the reader hold their breath in battle. When the protagonist defeats their enemies, it makes one realize that their ability is not weak at all, but rather quite extraordinary. In terms of plot, the appearance of "Ya Zi Tang" sets the stage for the rest of the story, and the well-placed spoilers pique the reader's curiosity. Overall, although the author's writing style has some shortcomings, it is a book worth reading in other aspects.

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