After reading too many novels, why do I feel dizzy when I read novels? It's not that I'm tired of reading them and don't want to read them, but that I feel dizzy and can't store anything in my brain?
Reading too many novels would lead to visual fatigue and loss of concentration, causing dizziness and other symptoms. Reading for a long time would cause the eyes to feel tired, resulting in a decrease in visual sensitivity. It would be difficult for the brain to maintain clear visual information, resulting in dizziness. When reading a novel, the brain needs to process a large amount of information, including text, images, plots, etc. If the brain is in a state of high load for a long time, it will cause the brain to feel tired and dizzy. The frequency of reading novels was also very important. If the frequency of reading novels was too high, the brain would get used to this high-intensity processing method, causing the brain to be unable to rest in time, resulting in dizziness and other symptoms. In summary, reading too many novels will cause dizziness and other symptoms. Therefore, it is recommended to reduce the frequency of reading novels and maintain good living habits so that the eyes and brain can get sufficient rest and maintenance.