Version Selection
You can switch between different versions of the work using the version controls:
AI (EN) provides the primary English reading experience and is the recommended version for most readers.
Human Draft (Traditional Chinese) presents the original prompt-based story script with instruction-related content removed. Readers who can read Traditional Chinese are also welcome to experience this version.
Human Prompt (Traditional Chinese) presents the original prompt, including its instruction-related content. This version is intended for readers who are interested in seeing the source material and AI generation process.
A + H + P displays all available versions together when no individual version is selected.
Note: Published works still receive final human editing and may therefore differ slightly from the original source material.
Note: Version selection is primarily available for creative works, such as novels. Other informational pages may not offer this feature.
Upper-Left Controls
Dark Mode allows you to switch the article text area between a light and dark reading appearance for greater reading comfort.
*Only applies to article text.*
It affects only the article text area, not the rest of the website.
Reading Font allows you to adjust the font, font size, and line spacing used for English and Chinese article text.
Lower Controls
Favorite adds or removes the current article from your favorites. Favorited articles are displayed at the top of the Codex list.
Hidden Post hides the current article from the Codex list. Hidden articles can still be found under Codex > Show Hidden.
To unhide an article, open the article and click this button again.
Clear Reading Progress removes the saved reading progress for the current article.
Save Reading Progress updates the saved reading position for the current article.
Please note that reading progress is saved separately for each version: AI, Human Draft, Human Prompt, and A + H + P.
Read Done adds or removes the Read Done status for the current article. Completed articles can be easily identified for later review and will also display a special marker in the Codex list.
Immersion Mode hides the interface and provides a more spacious and comfortable reading area.