I Am the Only One in All Mankind Who Dreams

"Only I Dream of All Humans"-T2 level. Tags of works: cyberpunk, artificial intelligence, dreams and reality, imagination, science fiction. Rating: A. The expression technique is absurd and bizarre but unexpectedly realistic. The plot is based on hot social issues and is meaningful; B. The first story is well completed, and the subsequent development is worth looking forward to; C. The author is very good at giving concrete images to abstract concepts. One-sentence review: The author's first book already demonstrated his talent for imagination, and this book has been further upgraded to "imagination with an overall plan." 1. Introduction Dreams are manifestations of subconsciousness and suppressed human desires. What would a world be like if there were no dreams? Where will human desires be directed? Become a concrete monster? Or become a broken alien world? If you are lucky enough to be the only being with a dream... How lucky are you? Or, how unlucky is it? 2. Plot, characters and writing level Overall, the main theme of the plot is quite consistent with the core of cyberpunk "technology alienates people". Since this book is very prominent in "fantasy", the characters lack realism. The author's writing style is a bit like listening to thunder in silence. The writing is simple and direct, but the content of the expression is unpredictable. This contrast is also one of the characteristics of this book. 3. Highlights The plot in the hospital at the beginning is very good: first of all, the author selects elements such as dreams, emotions, memories, and technology to integrate well. On the one hand, it can be self-explanatory and related, and on the other hand, it is naturally integrated with the plot. During the reading process, people once overlooked that this is a cyberpunk-themed science fiction novel; secondly, the author has a superb grasp of the transitional rhythm of the interweaving of reality and fantasy, with implicit hints in the hazy, the story scene changes from reality to fantasy, and then uses the similarities between fantasy and future technology to create reality. Establishing connections and creatively interpreting what "science" and "fantasy" are; thirdly, the plot twists are often unexpected, but the reading experience basically does not feel sluggish or stiff. The author accurately captures the characteristics of dreams and makes good use of them, even when there are "illogical" expressions in the book. It can also produce a sense of identity; finally, the author has a relatively complete overall planning of the story plot, with sufficient foreshadowing, smooth and smooth plot development, and even the names of the characters have hidden mysteries. The writing experience of the author of this book is somewhat similar to that of the author of "The Abyss Wanderer". The common point is that he rose to prominence with the first book, and the second book made up for his shortcomings and improved to a higher level; the difference is that the author of this book has no criminal record. 4. Questions ①In order to show the absurd and psychedelic atmosphere of the story at the beginning, the reading experience of the early plot can be described as foggy. ②The protagonist's ability to control the influence of the plot is too low. It is not too much to call it drifting. In many cases, he is even directly managed and offline after entering the dungeon...

Recommended:🌟🌟🌟 There is no heroine. Both the reality and the dungeon are very cyberpunk and imaginative. The intelligent stories are also well written. To be honest, the first dungeon is very curious because I don't know what it is. The subsequent dungeons have no curiosity at all. On the contrary, I like the various character plots that are a bit glassy. After all, I like the characters well.

It's a bit of a jumpy work, it needs to catch up with the radio waves

It describes the future world very well and can realize the concepts of "brain in a vat", "artificial intelligence" and "reincarnated person" through technological means in reality, so as to explore issues about life, loneliness, self and human nature. The advantages are the construction of the future world, the rationality of the logic, the self-improvement of the settings, the beautiful writing, and the unobtrusive character creation.