Conquering Other Worlds with AI

A nice book. The protagonist, a student, was sent by the country to explore the newly discovered alien spiritual world because of his special qualifications. With the support of the military at all costs, he practiced all the way to the top and integrated the war resources of the two civilizations to thwart the invasion attempt of the demonic world. The process is lively and humorous, not sadistic or extreme, and quite reasonable. It's just that the ending is rushed, such as the protagonist's strange life experience, the subsequent reaction of the earth, and the management of the earth's spirit ball company.

The character of the orphan is not well portrayed. He cannot be so arrogant. He should be steady, emotionally sensitive, and good at observation.

Looking at these 20 or 30 chapters, there are many beauties who appear to be carved out of the same mold without any special features. I don't like the protagonist's character either. The subject matter is good and it must be written as a stud novel. Alas, the subject matter is good and I reluctantly read it.

There are too many trolls in the comment area, and the characters are vividly drawn. From the first few chapters I read, all the characters are heavily stereotyped. If you don't like this type of advice, don't waste your time.

For many people who have no idea about time travel, this book's way of time travel is also very eye-opening, and the book is humorous, making it a novel that can be read with peace of mind.

After reading more than 300 chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. The description of opportunities was not exciting enough. It felt like drinking water. It was too bland. The plot of going mining was prepared for more than ten chapters in the early stage, and it ended after two or three chapters of mining. I thought it would be refreshing enough, but it turned out to be too watery. The same goes for the story of Fragments of the Immortal World, which felt top-heavy.

Are you convinced? This rubbish book has a bad start and the national trainers don't even look at the background? The main reason for chasing it is that they have found 5 million people. It must depend on the background. They also write that I don't know the identity of the protagonist. If someone insists on resisting me, I will try to get it. Then the next poisonous point is that the country always looks for women for everything, right? The author is also talented in avoiding this. The woman is a soldier who always blushes and threatens people. The protagonist has nothing to worry about, so he is not afraid of the protagonist having different intentions. And do you think it would be interesting to portray the protagonist as a pervert? Just because that woman is good-looking, you don't care about anything? The 2b girl threatens the protagonist and insists on conducting an unprecedented and dangerous experiment. The protagonist doesn't care about anything just because the girl is good-looking. To sum up, the beginning was poisonous to me. The author is also a talented person and I added every poisonous point at the beginning, just for fear that someone would read the book. (I only commented on the woman in the author's book, not to cause antagonism between men and women. This evaluation of the book was a fair evaluation by an old bookworm)

The setting is broken. Earlier, it was said that the special forces couldn't kill a little monster with a gun. Later, Pig's Feet used a rifle in a nightclub to kill four foundation-building masters. The most important thing is that the foundation-building masters were like little gangsters [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward Laughing]😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 When wuz Chapter 50, you showed Buffett to an inexplicable woman?? Your IQ dropped drastically.

The author is very hardcore about technology, and the combination of technology and immortality is okay. The main reason is that the writing style is generally a bit awkward, the plot is not very rigorous, and there are a lot of unreasonable things. The most uncomfortable thing is that the protagonist collects a large amount of diamonds in another world and takes them back to the earth to sell them. The author may have some misunderstanding about the earth's diamond reserves, thinking that diamonds are very rare on the earth. , In fact, there are so many diamond reserves on the earth that if they are all mined, they will be worthless immediately. However, the author always thinks that diamonds are hard currency, and does not consider that the value of a large amount of diamonds flowing into the market will drop significantly. Moreover, he keeps collecting and selling them, and when doing business for a long time... He does not consider that the price will gradually shrink. Furthermore, the characterization is too contradictory. The protagonist is created to be extremely contradictory, and the battle descriptions are also very awkward. The protagonist is often written at the beginning as strategizing and has everything under control, and then starts to panic after only three seconds of being handsome. The enemy is described as extremely powerful, and then various psychological descriptions are made, regretting, regretting, and underestimating the enemy. In the end, the enemy is knocked down in a few strokes. The process was awkward, the logic was irrational, and I felt lonely after watching it. Then all the female protagonists basically have baby-fat faces. If the author is interested in young girls and cannot control the shaping of multiple female protagonists, then he should not write so many women and just write a single female protagonist. In short, the subject matter is good, the concept of combining technology and cultivation is quite good, and the technology is hard-core enough. However, the story logic is a bit poor, and the writing style is a bit poor. Readers who are not serious can take a look at it, and forget it if they have a big reaction to the poisonous points.

I'm just saying that this name is a bit weird, and it's sweeping. After watching 10%, there are countless people stepping on you and messing with you, but no one is killed. Especially when it comes to women, who have never hurt women at all, and when men attack you, you will only be injured at most. The pace is extremely slow, and it is estimated that it takes only 25% of the time to kill one person.