The book tells the classic ideas of more than 50 philosophers through over 500 comics, which can be understood without the need for word chewing. It uses visual aids and the mood of reading comics to read philosophy, drawing on thousands of years of philosophical experience, inspiring the power of thinking, and spanning the 2600 year history of philosophy.

Chapter 1: Understanding the Foundations of Logic
Understand Logic and Logic/002
Understanding the Origin and Development/006
Analysis of Nature and Function/011
Logicians and Logical Theory/015

Chapter 2: Following Logical Thinking and the Laws of Language Logic
Distinguishing between Logical Thinking and Non Logical Thinking/020
Understand the connection between logical thinking and language logic/026
Following the laws of logical thinking/028
Following the Law of Language Logic/034

Chapter 3: Sensory Logic Thinking and Rational Logic Thinking
Sensory Logic Thinking Everywhere/038
The Rational Logical Thinking You Need to Learn/045
Women are emotional, men are rational/047
Differences in logical thinking make men and women no longer the same/051

Chapter 4: Exploring Logical Thinking Modes
Proposition and Reasoning Overview/064
Inductive Thinking: Identifying Common Patterns/079
Deductive reasoning that cannot be ignored/081
Analogous thinking with divergent thinking/083
Imaginary Thinking/085
Reverse thinking of system upgrade/087

Chapter 5: Beware of Logical Traps in Life
Don't fall into this' trap '- language trap/092
Pay attention to his thinking - speak in circles/096
Clarify his thoughts - Ambiguity/104
Be careful with the logic of referencing - XXX has said/107
Don't blindly worship authority - Experts have said/111

Chapter 6: Logic Tips You Can Also Have
Learn this skill - eloquence/118
Reasonable Application - Evidence and Argument/121
Sensitive thinking - avoid neutral words/122
Use more etiquette - it's not surprising to have more people with etiquette/125
Cleverly using humor - enhancing cuteness/129

Chapter 7: Negotiation and Argumentative Logic that Cannot be Ignored
The importance of lexical logic in negotiation and argumentation/138
Seeking authentic and powerful arguments in negotiations/140
Using classic arguments: syllogism/148
The conclusion should correspond to the quantity of the premise/154
Don't use logical errors in the loop argument/159
Chapter 8: The Logic of Easy to Understand Suggestion and Persuasion
Learn to suggest that others are no longer difficult/166
Suggesting precautions to make the atmosphere no longer awkward/173
Persuasion requires good analysis and finding the other party's logic/175
Choice and Dichotomy/182
Driven by interests, give the other party what they want/185

Chapter 9: The Logic of Refusal and Saying "No" in Communication
Combining language, logic, and rejection/192
Politely refuse, with a friendly expression/196