Nuo Lingfeng transmigrates to another world and accidentally becomes the target of a hunt by the AI God.
Alert: A Level One emergency warning is now in effect across the city. The main city area has entered a state of emergency.
Can data-based consciousness achieve immortality?
Mecha warriors?
A Planck countdown?
Prehistoric beasts awakening?
Nuo Lingfeng activates his Talent System. Using the one who pushed him into this game, he strengthens himself, harvests cutting-edge technology, and forges his own path to godhood.
AI God: Impossible! I'm the ruler of the world. How can he defeat me?
Nuo Lingfeng: My level keeps rising faster and faster. So, which playstyle should I choose...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
What do I want her to do? Where did the pig's feet come from? Who is the goddess of war? What exactly is a beauty robot?
After reading the author's reply, I don't write about the world view because I am afraid that no one will read it. Brother, if you don't write it, no one will read it, okay?
With this introduction, I don't have the urge to read on, bro.
How about the author make a prequel?
I saw a dozen of them but didn't quite understand them. The worldview system has said nothing and continues to falter.
I can't understand what story the author wants to tell, and want to write a book that makes people appreciate it carefully? Then the author is in the wrong place.
I was quite interested at first, but seeing that you are so clueless, I don't want to read it anymore. Mainly because I don't write about the worldview. The author can make a previous work.
It's hard to understand your book if you don't write about the world view.
About Chaos Folding Fan's book "You invite the God of War into the group, and you still want to ascend mechanically?" Chapter 2: Contrary to the Three Laws! Chapter review.
Okay, I read four chapters, but I didn't understand what you wrote. It's as if dozens of chapters were deleted from the beginning of a book and then published. It's inexplicable.