The Tentacle Monster's Cosmic Journey

When I first watched it, I thought it was pretty good, at least in terms of its attitude towards human beings. Later, I felt more and more that the protagonist was not a human being, but a chaotic collection of multiple personalities. Now I am finally sure that this idiot protagonist is just a trash can, or as a trash who grew up eating information, it is just trash after all. I rarely curse people, but this chapter really made me unable to bear it. Spending money to see this is really a waste. This book is indeed attractive to me in terms of setting, at least in terms of combat performance and description of the world view. As for the plot? Some are indeed attractive. Well, many of the author's thoughts are clearly revealed in the article. Why in the face of infinite life, all individuals do not have special arguments, copy those roles at will, and play with people's hearts. In terms of the meaning of infinite life throughout the book, non-infinite life does feel meaningless. This is also my idea, but the protagonist is very negative here. Just because they don't have infinite lives, do you treat other lives like garbage? Especially creating a fake character and creating fake memories specifically for her to kill herself in other worlds, just because the protagonist has a tendency to self-destruct, is really disgusting, at least to me. Chapter 608 made me feel uncomfortable again. What do you say about this black hole spirit Zheng Zha? It would really be a mistake to allow such a person to gain great power. Although I do agree with his idea that the resurrection of dead people is just a substitute, I am really unhappy with this treatment of Zheng Zha, who is most consistent with the original work😎. Although the original work does have a bit of a Virgin aspect to it, there are changes later on, and this is also the charm of the protagonist. The dream of the protagonist of this book, who doesn't know how much personality he has left, is to achieve infinite life, and then let the lives within his scope also become his own protagonist. I find this point of being a protagonist in an infinite space very interesting.

The writing is very profound and feels very good.

We are going to destroy the world, but we still love the national food. It's so disgusting.

It was fine at first, but after about a dozen chapters, it turned into developing a virtual world. It was a virtual novel again, so boring!

I've read a few and it's pretty good, keep up the good work, author.

This book is indeed very powerful. The author is a master.

This book involves a lot of professional knowledge and uses science to explain the settings of various novels and movies. Of course, the characters in other novels, comics, and movies that appear in this book have infinite similarities in this book, some are strong and some are weak, and the settings are also different. So if you like a character in a certain work, but you think it is weak or nothing, there is no need to take it too seriously. If you can match the brain waves, this book is also a good choice.

The first priority for AI to be laid off is workers. In low-end manufacturing, machines do not need to rest, and there is no need to worry about casualties caused by operational errors. The second part is about high-process occupations, such as banks, doctors, and soldiers. Managers will have to be in the later stage, right? No, organizational reforms have been optimizing middle and lower-level management since ancient times, and then slowly expanding useless parts for various reasons.

It feels like the protagonist can obviously use civilizations and armies such as jelly people, so why does he have to take action himself and give the Freedom Alliance and others a chance to take action? Is this adding to the plot? If you have power, why do you have to take action yourself? Do you no longer care about any resistance from humans, or are you too arrogant and don't care about anything anymore, "I am invincible anyway"?

I was confused when I saw it, it was nothing.