invisible library

" The elephant is invisible " was a Chinese idiom from Lao Tzu's Tao Te Ching. It meant that there was no intention to be intentional, and it was inclusive of all kinds of things. One should not be deliberate or overly assertive. It was often used to describe a person's deep inner cultivation. His wisdom and ability were not revealed on the surface, but hidden deep inside. Such a person was like an elephant. His strength and wisdom were not directly displayed on the surface, but only revealed at critical moments. This kind of person was knowledgeable, understanding, and approachable. When interacting with others, they could adjust their dimensions to be equal to the other party. They could communicate with people of different levels and find the other party's perspective in their conversations. They were not prejudiced and could freely switch between right and wrong in the secular world. There was no distinction or obsession.

The unique concept of a library spanning multiple dimensions makes it stand out. It's not your typical library story.

Sure. 'The Invisible Library' by Genevieve Cogman is a great start. It's filled with an interesting concept of a library that exists across different worlds and the librarians who have to collect books from these worlds. The world - building is quite fascinating.

It was a Chinese idiom, which meant that there was nothing hidden or subtle that could not be revealed. The novel,"The Morality of the Past", is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!