Our World Has No Answers

Hello everyone, I'm the number one fan (no arguments allowed) and cover and illustration artist of "Our World Has No Answers" (go ahead and argue if you dare). The first volume of the serialization on SF has finally finished! As a campus novel with a mystery novel structure, without this explosive ending, it's like fried rice without the egg. I wonder if any of you followed it from beginning to end; thank you so much, and kudos to your discerning eye! ===Non-Spoiler Review=== (Actually, it's just a review of some less specific things.) I. Writing Style: The writing style of this novel is like that of a "mystery novel structure..."

I think there's nothing wrong with it, so why are there so few collections?

Reviewer 1: The campus setting and writing style are acceptable, but it suffers from the common problem of this genre: excessive subjective interpretation, leading to a vague storyline. Combined with the suspense elements, this makes it difficult for most readers to immediately grasp the actually not-so-complex story. Reviewer 2: The story framework is relatively complete and well-structured, but the detailed fleshing out, i. E., The construction of smaller plots, clearly lacks more nuanced consideration, resulting in less than outstanding entertainment value. Ensemble drama writing seems quite difficult to handle; while the story framework is not yet fully developed...

I came here based on someone else's recommendation, so I'll bookmark it first (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧

Happy Chinese New Year everyone! Although there aren't many of you here, I hope you'll continue to support me in the new year!

I love this book so much!

Sisyphus, a rebel who knew despair was inevitable, like Camus, persisted in gentleness in an absurd world, ultimately failing to be a rational and well-founded philosophy.

The complex emotions of wanting it to become a hit while also wanting to enjoy such a wonderful story all to myself...

I absolutely love this book! I've come back to read it repeatedly since I finished it.

This latest book seems to have a warmer color palette compared to the previous ones!