It's so easy to use. I just watched the WeChat reading skill shared by Qiao Mu teacher @ vista8 and installed it. I found that after combining reading skills with codex, I really read and experienced it. In fact, I haven't opened WeChat for about half a year, and I have also opened a member. There are hundreds of books in it. After the acceleration of AI in the past two years, I have less and less time to read. Even if I read, I will turn over the paper books, and the e-books are basically rarely opened. Think about it carefully. There are several pain points:
1. Traditional e-books are like a huge knowledge base. People leave after reading a paragraph, and they are likely to forget. Although there are notes, catalogs, and underlining these aids, they still take up too much human energy. If it is not a professional reader, there is a psychological burden. If a book is published, it is basically set, and there is no initiative. That is, each book is a book that selects readers, but also considers the state and energy. This still feels a little too difficult today when attention is scarce; 3 From the perspective of the reader, for a problem or appeal, it may need to learn systematically across basic books at the same time. The purpose of reading is systematic, not fragmented, but the book is too systematically constrained and lacks a flexible way. In the above three points, I think that good reading in the future should be systematic and accurate reading. Just tried it with Codex. This experience is very good and there is no burden at all.