Cyber Ascension

The world view of this book is very grand. The only problem is that it is very, very slow. The author has laid out a lot of content, but the pace only gets on the right track when the protagonist's life experience is revealed. A multiverse worldview of technology➕magic➕taoism. A thousand years have passed since the protagonist woke up on earth. He lost his memory of this thousand years and was taken in by a mechanic. He lived as an ordinary person for three years. But because of a certain conspiracy, the protagonist was thrown into prison. In the crisis of almost being forced to "pick up soap", the protagonist accidentally discovers that he has the supreme command of AI. The protagonist who solves the prison crisis discovers that his life experience is unusual, and then gets involved in various organizations along the way. The author only loves digging pits and various kinds of Riddlers. In the early stage, the protagonist has lost his memory and has no goals in life, so he tends to follow the crowd. So although he has a powerful golden finger, he can't use it, which will make him feel frustrated. However, it gets much better later on when the protagonist grows up. What I recommend about this book is that the world view is very large and well described. Different planets, worlds, aliens and so on are very interesting. Technology, magic, and Taoism are also wonderfully integrated, which is very refreshing. The small drawback is that it is very slow to heat up, and it is a bit abusive in the early stage. The author updates it once a day, so it requires a lot of patience to follow ٩(๑•̀ω•́๑)۶

The protagonist wakes up from a coma after donating a kidney to his younger brother, a future world thousands of years in the future. Everything in the past is just a cloud, and the giant beast named Xi'an rules the world. The Xi'an people, the descendants of the Xi'an plutocrat, sit high on the floating fortress and overlook the entire world like a Celestial Dragon. The city below is just a playground for the gods on earth. Uploading consciousness to the terminal, the server Valhalla, which preserves the personalities of Xi'an elites before their death, rules the entire world as a god. The leader of this group of gods is called the Twin Gods. The protagonist's younger brother is suspected to be one of the founders of the Xi'an Chaebol. The protagonist does not directly travel from the past to the future, but is suspected of downloading past memories from the Hall of Valor into his body. The settings inside are quite a hodgepodge, and you can see the shadows of many works, but the overall quality is pretty good.

Cyberpunk mechanical ascension. The setting is attractive.

It has the feel of early science fiction novels, which is eye-catching. The plot is very compact, and it is up to the author to decipher it. It's more like a radio article. If you like it, you will find that it is a good book. The plot score is 7.7 Out of 10.