Is there anything you don t dare to read a second time in the book?

"Alive" is a book I don't want to read a second time. The story told in this book is very vivid and vivid, exposing the darkness of society and the confusion of human nature, which makes me feel a lot. <>

I didn't dare to watch the Ten Deadly Sins, and I didn't dare to watch the second time after I watched the Ten Deadly Sins for the first time, because I felt so terrible that I didn't have the courage to let me watch it a second time, and I was afraid that I would really not be able to sleep at night in the future. <>

I don't even dare to read those horror stories or some particularly touching things a second time, for fear that I will be scared or cry, so I usually don't read them a second time. <>

The Ten Deadly Sins series are books that I don't dare to read a second time. The author of this book is very well written, and the description is very delicate, which makes people feel as if they are in the scene, and it is creepy.

In my third year of high school, in order to relieve pressure and adjust my state, I once watched a thrilling suspense**, "Ten Deadly Sins". This ** is very terrifying, and I haven't slept well for a few days.

I think the Ten Deadly Sins are that I don't dare to read the second time, and there are a lot of things in the book that are disgusting, and that terrible nightmare will also accompany me to sleep, and I don't have the courage to read it the second time.

There are a lot of scary books about writing crimes, and I don't dare to read them twice, because I think that if I read them again, I won't be able to sleep well, and I will be scared every day.

I didn't dare to read a lot of books for the second time because the book was too depressing, so I didn't dare to read the second time, and I felt very sad when I read the second time, and I wouldn't want to read it again after I couldn't sleep for a few days.

I don't know if anyone has done such a "stupid thing" - reading the books they have read again and again.

It's rare to read a book several times! Don't say it several times, there must not be many people who watch the second time.

Why do so few people take the books they have read and re-read them? There are three reasons for this:

1.People who are very utilitarian in themselves are reading books, and they can't wait to eat all the books in the world, so they naturally won't linger on a certain book.

2.It is impossible for people who only know one of them and only want to know one of them, to read a book as a dish, and to be satisfied with knowing the taste after taking a bite, it is impossible to read it several times. And it's not necessarily whether you read it the first time or not.

3.If you don't have a free reading method, you won't read it a second time if you finally finish reading it. People who don't know how to read books either read word by word, or read books in a casual manner, both of which are not mastered by reading methods.

If there is no way, you will be irritable to read.

Do you want to read the book more than once? Everyone knows the answer to this question. Not everyone can do it. The best time to read a book more than once is when you have just finished reading it, and the most suitable way at this time is to skip reading, pick the key points and read it in detail, and you will have new feelings.

A book that isn't worth reading a second time isn't worth reading the first time. ”

The first time I heard this sentence was in junior high school, I only remember that I understood it at that time to mean that it was not a good-looking, vulgar and tasteless book, and I always regarded this sentence as a guideline, and I told people everywhere.

In fact, now that I think about it, it was just an ignorant show off when I was young.

Think about the logic of this sentence: if you don't read it the first time, how do you know if you want to read it a second time? It is true that many books can be judged with the help of other people's reviews and book ratings, and there is some truth to this statement. But it's not the right one.

It's like sometimes we just make preconceived judgments and take our superiority, ignorance, and shallowness as a kind of right.

However, I'm going to finish reading this book now, what should I read next?