Currently being the only reader and the first reviewer of this book is thrilling! Alright, let's start.
So, this book is literally a conspiracy theory itself.
Silas Orven is a man, a supposed time-traveller, who appeared in a private Facebook group in about 2024-2025 if I remember correctly. In that group he claimed that he came from the future to try and edit the timeline because humanity in his era of the future is having massive problems. If you can "edit" the timeline, it creates a new variable. Our current actions, if they are different, can create a new result and new future timeline. At first, people mocked him, trolled him, dismissed him completely. But when he began accurately predicting specific events, people were stunned and began taking him far more seriously. Some even started idolizing him and treating him like some kind of divine figure, even though he repeatedly said he wasn’t a prophet or anything divine and that no one should worship him. The guy became a sensation, basically.
So in 2025 he published this book and then completely disappeared. No one knows where he is. No one can identify him. His name doesn’t even show up in any global database. Some of his most devoted followers genuinely believe he went back to the future, where he came from.
I read the book, and it’s incredibly well-written. Some parts are genuinely disturbing; his descriptions of the future and the era he comes from are pretty terrifying. It's pretty dystopian. It’s impressive how he explains how time travel supposedly works, and he even touches on several taboo topics like Hitler, aliens and their origins, why they abduct humans, as well as God, the Bible, the Qur’an, who built the pyramids and why, whether humans will achieve eternal life, what happens after death, and so
With the approach of those who are interested in the art of photography of the book
I think it will make a lot of sense. It can also be very enjoyable to study and evaluate with someone with a psychology education. Manguel's hero is Anatole Vasanpeine, a French bather from Poitiers, who discovered the art of photography between 1915-20. The bookseller Mösyo Kusakabe, whom he meets by chance, discovers the talent and passion in this ordinary-looking man. He is a character with the ability to see the world in identifiable parts separately from the whole. (But in the future, the character is like an example of an obsessive compulsive disorder.) Frankly, it is a kind of book that deserves both artistic criticism and a psychological review. This work ends with the anxiety, tension, self-repetitive behavior, rituals or routines produced by a man in love with details and his signature on his own sad end. Translation from award-winning translator Ülkü İnce, Cüneyt Çomoğlu with cover design.
Reklam
SPOILER ALERT
Huózhe (To Live) — Yu Hua
Summary
Yu Hua’s Huózhe (活着, To Live) follows the tragic life of Xu Fugui, once a wealthy young man who squanders his fortune gambling and is reduced to poverty. After losing his land and wealth, Fugui is conscripted into the Nationalist army, later captured by the Communists, and finally returns home years later only to find his father dead and his family destitute.
From then on, Fugui’s life becomes a series of losses: his mother dies, his son Youqing is accidentally killed during a blood transfusion intended for a local official’s wife, his daughter Fengxia (mute from childhood illness) dies giving birth, and his wife Jiazhen passes away quietly not long after. Fugui’s son-in-law also dies in a construction accident, leaving Fugui to raise his grandson Kugen, who later dies from overeating sweet potatoes.
By the novel’s end, Fugui lives alone with an old ox named after himself, recounting his story to a wandering narrator. Despite unbearable grief, he endures.
> “人是为了活着本身而活着的，不是为了活着之外的任何事物而活着。”
“People live for the sake of living itself, not for anything beyond that.”
This quote captures the moral essence of the novel, existence as resistance.
Character Focus
Xu Fugui: Once selfish and hedonistic, he becomes a symbol of endurance and humility.
Jiazhen: Embodies patience, forgiveness, and the quiet strength of women during turbulent times.
Youqing & Fengxia: Represent innocence crushed by forces beyond control: politics, fate, or chance.
The Narrator: A detached listener who records Fugui’s oral story, giving it a folkloric and historical weight.
Historical and Political Context
The novel’s backdrop covers four major historical periods in China:
burnumdan hava yerine claymore çekmek istiyorumManga
SPOİLİ İNCELEME!!!!
ilk okuyuşummuş gibi gaza gelip heyecanlandım
bu 2 gardiyandan 1 i harbi onurlu birisi diğeri...
düz oe
benim bebek rakime vurduğunda- rage.
ama sonra rakimde ona patlattı KJSBDSVBSFJGB EN KEYİFLİ YERDİ
plot twist zekice ve güzeldi
ölü birinin bedenine saklanmış yoma mı... cheff kiss
ve rakim nasılsa kendini hep bkun içine sokuyo ASKHGSHG kıyamam bebeğime
ayrıca nasılda future wife ısının yaralandığını ve uyandığını görünce ağlayıp sevindi.. işte real man.
son olarak yomaların çizimleri ve clare'in kılıcını heykelin içinden çıkarttığı sahne müqtü.
+
claymore panellerine AŞIĞIM
All Tomorrows ucretsiz pdf seklinde oneririm bulmasi kolay.Alıntı
Puan vermedi
[Spoiler]
2006 da bir turk tarafindan yazilip 2020 de yabanci bi kanal tarafindan bulunmus bir sah eser ve bir turkun yazmis olmasi sasirtmasinin yaninda tarihi eser bulur gibi aradan gecen 14 yildan sonra degerinin bilinmeside kitapin temasina yakisiyor. sanki kitapin kaderi buymus gibi yillar sonra kesfedilmesi kitapin konusuda bunun gibi bisey ama 14 yildan daha uzun bi hikayeyi daha kisa bir formatda cok basarili sekilde anlatiyor. Yazarinda dedigi gibi bu kitap onun gibi olanlarla alakali:
Many throughout history were unaware of this most basic fact. The
Qu, in dreams of an ideal future, distorted the worlds it came across.
Later on the Gravital, with their insane desire to recreate the past,
created the biggest massacres in the history of the galaxy. Even now,
it is sickeningly easy for beings to get lost in false grand narratives,
living out completely driven lives in pursuit of non-existent ultimates,
ideals, climaxes and golden ages. In blindly thinking that their stories
serve absolute ends, such creatures almost always end up harming
themselves, if not those around them.
To those like them; look at the story of Man, and come to your
senses! It is not the destination, but the trip that matters, and what
you do today influences tomorrow, not the other way around. Love
Today, and seize All Tomorrows!
2/5 Stars (%45/100)
In general this was okay mainly because of what they decided to do with Himawari. I know that she has been in the background compared to Boruto and others but there were soooo many ways they could have made Himawari relevant. The whole stuff Kurama makes 0 sense and even worse, it makes his sacrifice meaningless. We know that Himawari has always been special and even Daemon noticed something odd about her but come on man...Other than that, there were some good scenes but this really ruined the experience for me. I'm too invested and stubborn to quit so I'll see what happens but I really don't have any hopes for the future of the series (it's been this way for a long time).
Reklam
Reklam