
One Who Seeks the Light
趋光者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 14k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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An Archaeologist's Strange Tales
(Free, complete) These are approachable novels picked from the nearly 600 books on my shelf. (I've heard you can follow me to find my bookshelf more easily, since a list can only hold 30 books... I also plan to update this from time to time.)
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The level of emotional devastation for each work is based on my personal reading experience, so there may be considerable bias. Most feature gender-swapping, with elements of other worlds and real life. Some have happy endings, others tragic ones, and overall they're quite painful to read. Fans of emotionally devastating stories, don't miss these! I highly recommend every one of them, after reading them all during my college years. (>人<;)
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The Tale of No Existence
This is a chaotic story. At the beginning, the reader is drawn into a strange world within a box by the fine chalk dust under the sunlight. Inside the box lives a cannibalistic race that plants humans in their backyards, harvesting their flesh for food; the warm sunlight feels cruelly cold. From then on, the story interweaves the mother's memories. This narrative style can be slightly tricky, but it's coherent. For the reader, the best part of the story is its creation of a barren and unpredictable world; the darkness is ingrained, not a thin layer of sludge floating on the surface like in other works. Sea creatures devour humans...
How come people are still reading this book? (Slumped over)
A masterpiece!
As expected of a coleoptile
Being in a vegetative state is good
Well written!
I don't understand it, but it seems so awesome.
I'll try to finish writing it before the deadline _(-ω-`_)⌒)_, and I'll continue to revise it.
Holy crap, I don't understand.
Pretty