Emulator? No! It's a Clone Stream

In fact, the author has always had a problem, and so did the rabble in the previous clone series. The main character is just too messy. The author is from God's perspective. You can distinguish the protagonists by arranging the text yourself. But the readers are very tired after reading it. This is not a literature about youth pain, but a light-hearted and funny novel. It should be easier. A bunch of Wu He from before. It's the same now, it's one emulator plugged into another.

The guy who lost his heart deserves this kind of fate. The first book was obviously very exciting, but what kind of garbage is it written now?

Give one, give one, give one, give one

This book is still well written, but there are a few things I would like to ask the author: as you write more and more worlds, it may be difficult to take into account the plot of each world. For example, some plots only have a few chapters written, and other plots only have a few chapters written. Later, the world view becomes more and more written. Can you take care of it? Also, I want to ask, you wrote about Xingyue World again in this book, but Xingyue has been basically written in several of your previous books - such as the first, second, third, and now the fourth book. To be honest, I was already a little tired of aesthetics. I wasn't even interested in watching this part and skipped it. On the contrary, you have written relatively little content in the past, but some of it is quite good. But a world view like Xingyue has been basically covered in the other three books plus this fourth one, so it really makes people less interested in reading it. I hope that this type of plot can be slightly reduced and more others can be added, such as "The Sun and the Moon Are Together", as well as some worldviews that are not often seen, such as "Covering the Sky", which you have written relatively little about.

The idea is very good. It's a combination of avatars and simulations, but it's a bit depressing. Could you please stop involving so many dangers? It's uncomfortable to watch. Obviously this type of writing should be very enjoyable, but I always encounter dangers.

It's too boring, with all kinds of conjectures, speculations, and experiments, but little description of the plot. Golden Finger seemed a bit fresh at first, but later on I felt like it was just for improving the word count.

It looks average and the plot is a bit boring

It's one thing or another, and the plot is messy. It was probably written by a primary school student who hasn't graduated yet. The subject matter is OK, but the writing is as messy as chicken feathers on the ground.

How did this kind of clone flow become popular? Who is the main one? How can we share different memories? I am simply speechless about this kind of clone. There is no priority, everyone is the same, doesn't it mean the same thing? If they all have their own consciousness, then they won't be afraid that other clones will kill them. If there are so many clones, who won't fight with each other? Is it possible to help and make progress together? With so many people like me who know their own secrets, there must be a priority. Who is the main consciousness? Otherwise, how can there be no disputes?

It was okay in the early stage, but it became more and more chaotic in the middle and late stages. Usually before one world ends, another one jumps. I skipped without even writing it at the beginning.