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Let's have a heroine. I'm sick of watching those who don't have a heroine. I know that authors who don't have a heroine are not good at writing emotional dramas. Only old authors can write it. Those who don't have a heroine are not good at writing about women, so I won't write it. I really hope there will be a heroine. I hope the heroine will not be a hindrance. She is very smart and strong and can make progress together with the protagonist.

Flesh and flesh are bitter and weak, machines soar Take charge of evolution and define success Mind is stronger than matter, transcendence and sanctification

It looks good. It may be a bit toxic in the early stage, but for me, it is slightly toxic. After getting through it, it still looks good. I suggest the author to develop more technology quickly. For the heroine, I feel that Bai Wen is enough, and the rest is a bit redundant.

It's awesome. It's an extremely hard-core science fiction novel. It's a little too impatient in the early stage, but it doesn't have much impact. The description and thinking about the laws of physics later are so attractive. The final ending, the redefinition of natural constants and pi is really interesting. There is also the encounter between the protagonist and Wen Bai on the earth. This ending is really good. [Cry]

I think this book can be called a good science fiction novel. I have read series such as "The Three-Body Problem" and "Galactic Empire" as well as science fiction works in online books such as "Sword of the Dawn", and the most distinctive feature of this book is its creative courage. The word "creation" is used here instead of "innovation" because the author describes the underlying logic of the entire universe and requires a complete set of theories, which is more rare than a sudden bit of inspiration. Unlike traditional science fiction literature, it pursues truth and accuracy as much as possible, which gives the author room to play freely in the cutting-edge fields of physics. It is more hard-core than some online science fiction. It can be seen that the author has sufficient knowledge reserves and rich imagination, and can create relatively complete basic theories, instead of avoiding these aspects of explaining the origin of aura and soul - after all, the most important thing about science is the exploration of the origin of things. What is the human soul? What is the relationship between matter and consciousness? If there really was an idealistic world, would the answers to these questions change? I often think about these issues, and I think the author gave a good explanation of these issues. If there are better articles, I hope book friends can point out the way; I also hope that the author can write better articles and create a new world. [Learned]

Both the quality and the content are very good, but it's a bit slow to keep up with the new ones.

I just like to watch the combination of technology and immortality, and see how to write in the later stages [laughing]

The biggest highlight of this book is the application of science to the field of immortality, which brings new ideas to readers and satisfies readers' curiosity very well. However, I am a little worried that the writing will become more and more scientific in the later period, causing the fairy world to become more and more like the mortal world, and ultimately make the work lose its fun and appeal. The author must control it well. I'm looking forward to watching the series!

It is a very good-looking novel about cultivating immortals through science and technology. The author's writing is good and fresh. The plot is not too stressful. There is no knife, but the sense of waves is good. There is a heroine who is very gentle. She and the protagonist support each other all the way. It is quite enviable. Recently, the author has begun to work hard, and the hard science fiction content has been integrated. It is really interesting to explain the soul with quantum mechanics. There are also spiritual chips and spiritual supercomputer, which are very interesting. Anyone who likes science fiction and cultivating immortals can come and read it.

Guys, it looks great. Chased. I hope the author will not cut it in half and rely entirely on himself instead of relying on the system. In the fantasy world, he will use science to detail the principles inside. So pretty! Not much to say, I can't review the book, so please go to the text. I won't say much more. I'm going to put it into practice first. I'm going to try to see if slime can help my relic machine to solve the energy problem. Let me see how long I have been watching [thinking] I guess 9 hours

It's a very good book. Sometimes I feel uncomfortable reading it, but the world of cultivating immortals is still very good. It's hard for me to comment on the magical world and the war that follow because it's too sloppy. Already finished reading My evaluation is a top-quality novel Most of the bad reviews are that the protagonist's emotional line is not good. I don't like to watch love stories on female screens.

Don't know why the rating is lower. . . The development in the early stage is quite satisfactory, and the settings of relativistic quantum mechanics in the middle stage, unified field theory, quantum electrodynamics, and chromodynamics in the later stage are really exciting and detailed, and the content is self-consistent. The science fiction part can be said to be quite solid. It's worth a read for those who like these theories and highly recommended.

I have finished reading it. Overall it is very good. It can be called a masterpiece. However, liberal arts students should avoid it. It will be very difficult to read halfway through. There is too much scientific knowledge and scientific logic in it. Men in science and engineering will probably like it. It is very hard-core.

This book has a lot of imagination and a very hard-core technological setting. You can clearly feel the author's creative ambition after reading it. However, the advantages and disadvantages are quite prominent, and overall it is a work with clear advantages and disadvantages. Those who say in other book reviews that they are comparable to the Three-Body Problem are definitely exaggerating. The book describes the development of science and technology in great detail. From the deduction of principles to the implementation of applications, every step has a clear process and solid logic. It is very enjoyable to read. This solid sense of hard science fiction is the most attractive part of the book But the problem is equally obvious. The first is the contradiction in writing style and details. For example, it clearly says "The last star-devouring species in the universe" at the front, but other similar species appear later. There are many small inconsistencies like this, which will somewhat affect the sense of immersion in reading. The characterization is also weak. The characters are more like tools to promote the plot, their behavior is illogical, and they lack real emotional resonance when reading. In addition, the way the plot advances is a bit stiff. Often without much foreshadowing, a new prop pops up to solve a problem, like a turn for the sake of a turn, lacking a natural transition. Overall, if you value technological concepts and imagination, this book is worth reading, but if you care more about character logic and narrative fluency, you may be a little disappointed.

The logic is clear, the structure is reasonable, and it introduces a lot of scientific theories. It always reminds me that I am a bad student. I don't know whether the theory is correct or not, and I dare not ask, but the author obviously put his heart into it. It is worth collecting.

In tomato it should be 9.2,9.3 It's well written, no big problems at all. . . The setting is novel and unconventional, and the logic is clear and reasonable. The treatment of female characters is not toxic at all [there is a female protagonist, she is popular with women, and she is not disgusting] Except for a few villains, the people inside are all intelligent.

This book is very good, especially the later ones... Anyway, the author is quite strong.

The whole book's settings for cultivating immortality and science are quite rigorous and reasonable, but the scientific knowledge involved later seems a bit difficult (maybe because I don't have enough corresponding scientific theories). For some book lovers who don't have rich scientific knowledge, it will be a bit shy and difficult to read. For book friends who have rich scientific knowledge and like the setting of cultivating immortals, this book is still very qualified.

The subject matter is good, but a person who was an electrician in his previous life suddenly became enlightened and knew how to do some high-tech things when he arrived in the world of immortality. This always makes me a little confused. If possible, I can add a cheat to the protagonist. For example, the world will of the original world implants some high-tech prototype knowledge in the protagonist's mind, but later the protagonist has to test and supplement it by himself. This personally feels more reasonable.

The beginning feels very novel, but when the protagonist goes to experience it, it is the same as in most immortality novels. It can even be said to be a comment section. For those of you who have read the anime and novels, anyone can guess the plot. I thought it was okay. This is written on the next page and deviates from the main line. The author is a novice, so go for it. I still won't read the book. I've seen too many of this type. White

It's quite good-looking, and I think there's nothing wrong with the protagonist's character. The main point is to use science to prove the truth in the world of immortality, which is quite good.

I give it 9.5 Points. Except for a small part before the end that has a little bit of flair, the rest of the novel is full of solid information. It progresses very quickly. If you read less, you won't be able to catch up. The author has great imagination and good writing style, especially the first half, which is humorous and a little sad and philosophical. There is a small part of the cutting-edge science and technology theory at the back that is so difficult that it really makes my head hurt.

Good book, this is a really cool physics article. Most of the authors have engineering backgrounds and have a certain understanding of cutting-edge theoretical physics.

The early stage was okay. The idea is unique. I just hope it doesn't collapse later, I really like it. It's a bit exciting to think about the protagonist transforming himself into a robot in the later stage, haha, come on, author!

The rhythm of this book is better grasped, there is no nonsense, and the plot is more attractive. It can be seen that the author is a master. He has read dozens of books before he saw a decent book like this. We agreed to scientific cultivation, but later we started to work on things like Sword Intent. Alas, I didn't want to watch it. I felt uncomfortable looking at it and had a headache.

The beginning is poisonous It's good in the middle, but some physical issues haven't been confirmed yet, and the other is just the author's own fantasy. The final soul space is like this universe, which is an operating system written by higher-level beings.

In the early stage, it was scrawled and introduced a lot of physical theories. I thought it was quite satisfactory, but who knew it was becoming more and more perverted. I like it.

It's so beautiful. Maybe in the eyes of science students, this book may have too much fantasy content, but the author's erudition and breadth of knowledge exceed that of most authors. It almost looks like it's true [laughs]

I have read Chapter 13. So far, it seems that this book is worth pursuing! Wait for my follow-up report! Chapter 53, I've read them all, it's still good, now I'm going to start reading! Chapter 118, still great! Come on, author! Chapter 216 is great, good luck to the author!

The story is novel, the characters are flesh and blood, and the words reveal knowledge. Master writing. The protagonist lives in No. 1 Shang in the World and the villain should find him easily. If you can't defeat those bugs, why don't you think of a way to store the world of immortality in a certain space, or use the power of space (such as a star gate or a transmission array) to teleport the bugs to a black hole. Or decompose bugs or control bug souls. The magic part after Chapter 232 feels like a patchwork of subplots.