The Sacred Tome of the Strange

Based on the existing plot of this book, I've deduced the resource exchange and strategic interactions between factions, hoping to help everyone better understand. (The following discussion is based solely on the fictional setting of this book and does not reflect reality.) First, Volume One mentions that within the entire Varna region, Qing Shanglian proactively closed off its territory during the Star Ghost Incident, refusing to accept displaced civilians from the Holy Domain—a typical choice for self-preservation. Volume Two reveals that Qing Shanglian and the Holy Domain are separated by the Bingqi River, a relatively safe geographical area destroyed by the Ghosts, thus choosing to maintain distance and avoid expending its own resources to intervene in the Holy Domain's affairs. However, after the incident, Qing Shanglian...

This is the most central philosophical question in the entire book, appearing repeatedly in various variations. 1.1 The Body Version of the Ship of Theseus: Han Song transplanted the left eye and part of the body of the Eye Demon, while Shun Yu transplanted the heart and right hand of the Sword Demon. The name of the Theseus Project itself is a declaration. When the planks of a ship are replaced piece by piece, is it still the same ship? When a person's body parts are replaced by an alien organization, is he still human? Han Song's answer is: "I will also re-introduce myself, the artificial envoy of the Slayer Princess—one of the test subjects of the Theseus Project." He voluntarily accepted this identity. Shun Yu, however, avoided this question until his death, using "searching for a certain..."

Those who can read this book must be seasoned veterans.

Holy crap, male protagonist + action + darkness—what a suicidal combination of tags! The fact that they can even keep writing this is quite a feat.

How many people share this post about pineapple buns just to follow Yifan?

Fire/Light: The cannon, the magic bullet, and the flaming greatsword all represent forces of both destruction and purification. The image of the Star Ghost being pierced by the flaming sword is closer to the religious theme of "hellfire cleansing evil." Rain: Rain accompanies almost every major event. Rain serves as an atmosphere tool—humid and oppressive—and also metaphorically represents the ambiguity of information; in the rain, one cannot see far, just as the characters cannot see the truth. Cage/Prison: The Face Ghost is confined to a containment chamber, Xiang Ji is trapped by his master's control, Han Song is trapped by the responsibility of protecting his sister, and Kela Fu is trapped by the order to stay among humans. Almost every character is in some kind of cage; the only difference is who holds the key. Food...

So you remembered there was a main storyline? Now the real story is just beginning, Hajifan, you bastard!

No, what are they all doing? My Xiangji mother is dead too.

Finally, I've found a proper meal among so many fast-food novels!

Such a rare light novel